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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

CAPT. +. I. CARHINcToS.-Thc proceedings
of the criminal Court in Washington city, as
reported in the Star" show that Capt Car
ringtoD, who las been reported Us 4 prisoner
in our hands, IS nov in that city attending to
the duties Of mis- profession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

DIX. WARREN SroNE.-The New Orleans De.
pers announce that this eminent surgeon is
about to leave that city to tender his i~nValua.
bic professional services to our army.
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Later from Euru1e.

CAPE RACE. Aug. 3.-Thc steamship Full
ton, with Liverpool. d ,tes TO "Wednesday, July
9th, was boarded OF this Cape last evening.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET, July G4th.-
The sales OF cotton for the past three brsi'iess
days, were 10000 bales, OF which spectators
and exporters took 1900 bales. The market
advanced from LISA . 81, and closed with an
advancing tendency.
LONDON MONEY AAkEer.-Consu.s closed
ut from SO rs 4 80 for nonrY.
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Dcalh OF Cen Rluurnuk.

LOUISVILLE, July s.-GeD. Tourney, OF ar.
kansas, an officer IN the Confederate arny,
died here to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

Col Roger A. Pryor, Third RegirueEeNfgi
MIA Volunteers, has been advanced to i Brigs-
dier Gcneralship.
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u.a.r,, steamer Erred Into.

Federal steamer Fired lnto. ,t-
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Three s-eau's ,,rh3
Fortress Monroe, cruising about nc a, Ear.;
the James river, were fired on from los !:
crate batteries. The steamers got sgF'II -
attempting to escape, and it is oeiis's'
nil be either captured o. destroyed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

DE-. r. W. GlBBEs, Of South C-F"'.''', q
been appointed Inspector Gsasia' 'o' :" .
pital Of Virsinia.
Dr.. Gibbes is no~w..lnsp;etor It'''''
Hospital of South Carolina.
Besides being a Physician aid sn's i;
appointce is a veteran Journalistic -
Lia South Carolinian' having Seta -.
charge, either entirely or in part ''
years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

Arrival Of pIcauno ButIer In Baltimore.
BALrlN5Rs, aug. Gen. Butler arrived
last night, en- route for Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-06

The Three MoDtks' Volunteers.
C!ScISSA7I, Aug. ALI c. the business
houses were closed here to-day to welcome
back the returned ,hrse uoutbers.
, 1861-03-29
CDMA&ERGl.AE1s;2 !: !:
! =, High. =. !.
:: geeds ;Ded Live Hsdsa wins Esttle'
ns' uesa Hogs %4 b1ls No.


::The 1::tre Dalti:1ors, with livespoolaatesd to
tn 14th inst w3s telegEaphed this morning. Flour
hAd advanced Sd 2 bill; wheat advanced Id 3 ceE-
til; and corn advanced % Pquattcr. Pork quiet.
Beef In fatr 1eauest at low p1ice6. Lard dull x:
=. The steamers se Ks had favorable effect on the
1narkat for al kinds OF breadstui1*. There WIS All
.;inrra4sed dclnaLd for Flour ald 1ha market Was
arttse and trm-prices closing fully &C higher on
nearly Ill grades About 8 200 bbls changed hands,
ut &Leo@44o Tor medium to choice eprlng, e1-
tras, and 50 0oa4.o77l for: spring super
the market closins WITH . fair; inquiry fer
ruund lots Of good eKtras,, ,Ths Wheat
market opened with nrna feeling; but soon as
The steamer was -tcleeraphed ik>becamc bnoyant;
under IN active speculative demhnd, with quite .
number Of new bnJers-pricas advancing. ING.
" About Is 900 bushels changed h4pdp, at s2Gs2Kc
fot winter receipts os No;1 Spring sc for fresh
receipts n. ". Club; and 7sx97exc. for winter
receipts No. ? Spring -c1oEing auiet but firm at
79Xe for No. =. Spring. There VAS q good demand
10: Corn. and We note an advance of 4@,sc, with
Hight anlcs at ae3c for River Yellow adoat, md
as4e for winter receipts Mixed in store. Oats
continue da1l sud heavy with no inquiry. Rse,
41Xc on tack. Barley dali. H1shvines steady At
14c. -
The market tor Seeds continue dull, and the
tsndsncy was Downward: Timothy aecllnca 100
15cpes bu-saleso being mac at s2Ra5s: 'clbter
Ia limited demand with q good stock offering, and
:: Hight transactions at ssT50z10,+s Hungarian maA
], sold at:8a@s3c. + .1::- F*s- =
<s The Provision market Is Etil quiet; Mess Pork
Is neglected: aad prices' are ea,itely nominal.
There was some inquiry for Cut Neats, md we've:
.t sales Of 1900 pcs Blk sidess at sse loose, to
bs delivered in 20 days. and 1000 pes Shoulders at
$500 packed Lard is dull md entirely nominal.
There was GONE inquiry for freight room. to-day.
!: bnt yesselownerz were -aeking en- advance wh1ci,
ehIppsrs were anwiilIng to submit 10. One veesel
to arrive, was engaged for wheat to K1oGhten 1t
, 1861-03-29
:" ~. g. Scfute-Extra Session,

'Da kts GEA@AA0~sE1A&EA S9tAAkUNs
:>:- WASHINGTON, March 28.- E.TRUMBULL
offered q resolution declaring in the opinion
Of the Senate the true way to preserve the
Union Is to enforce the laws aof the Union
that resistance to their enforcement, whether
under the name Of anti.coercion OF any other
nnme, Is dfgunion, and that It Is the duty o1
:; the President to use all the means in his pow
er to hold and protect tue public property OF
; the United States. Eend; to enforce the Laws
thereof, as well ii South tCarolina, Georgia,
Alaba11la, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana and
Texas, as within the other States Of the
Union. ~'7
! Mr.. Trnnbull. said he offered the 1eso:
luton as expressive of the views he enter.
tanned. He desired to have 1t ptinted, and
would be glad If he could have vote on 1t.
Mr. BRIGHT-AN on this side Of the Cham.
her would Ike tn;h ;haYe vote now;
=: Mr. SUMNER moved to proceed; to the con.
sideration OF Executive business.
The Senate went into executive session.
On opening the doors, Messrs. BAKER and
BRIGHT were appointed Committee to wait
upon the President and inform hin that the
Senate was ready to adjourn.
Several Executive messages were read.
The Senate again went Into. Executive ses-
s10n- =: - .t~. -...
subsequently, resolution involving $6 ,000
OF $1,000 for the purchase Of the annals oi
Congress and register Of debates, wns dis.
cnssEd and postponed until December.
:: The President having no further communi.
scatton to make, the Senate at O'Clock ad'
iOurQed sine die. -;
, 1861-03-29
: .&esfeW OF the British Germ Trade.
- IFroru the Mark Lane Ern.ese 1sa,ctx1

, Hhe rough vet weather IT the past wceE has
greatly il1ndercd all kinda Of ueldwufk az wen an
the completion of 1xhent-sowsnx, much Of which
yet remains to be donc-po.sfb1y onc-foufth;: ri
are eofy. sleo to report 4of the young
sMheat 1his has indeed commenced it, sEfowlh
: but with a pe1y feeble End t1ck}y lpoE "a mat
Faaoea md eomc complete failures where iho seed
a stAte q thsng1 limited to this coun.
" localities, and rome lands, thtrugh Total failure,
: afe netHg Ees0svn- Even in 8pash accounts arc
somewhat OF the came character; and aB Old stocks
41e fVerywhcrc well-righ: c1h1ustcds and lle last
,E!op Throughout Europe w4s genelaBE deficient
asaa " 1uis53pr quality, there! carly symptoms OF
. - ~ nnpsopstoas gathering cannut fail eventually
p pface Up N, rkets. In the country wheat Ias
maintained It's value but r esmn1-a
were "a woFse condition than Ietetnit,re mn canid
0nly be placed on trrcgunr termst s5a an ,e sea,a
through thn hi ratcs ot dirctant Il Eli; III M
foreign imports c.. time free and saIaa ~ ~ s
aoasr have been made ~ custer 4fFmt hc+a .ne ("
however, 20 little giving way In the Baltic ard ~
e pisceHt khat We dunot apprs hcnd yer- heavy ~
1.asafsfeF r some ttme though opr own deGtiencies
- saeh. ttat re believe MI -that can .ba srnf
:. .WM 6e wan1ed hcfoEe nex1 hargcsr. Traace viz
s aa,rnanee population, stIIt shows eral]npI T..
ntEe price Of wheat and shou!d ahe urve
" - t%s :os0eteat. there may be towbr th er
srfTser n nnr7ong 1.fong c.mpet3licnI fur supD,ics
e wbos+ ~ Eaoof Esgto md oar Hclscs.-+The dntv
pf dQtt hAs comnaneed nt naIt ano1nt nIst
: M15itt teapa4ut~ has BEEN In ss1ta The
x1thss <asisc. hnt With {rht eFposffs faa Ame11ea
sffs1els e1 ths II ;E9sst q esns sss sa{ nif
a,.!1' se's!'aas9n5 ..s' Y 5sS s5s
ff
, 1861-03-29
Foreign Markets,

PER C11E OF BA1r1xoRE.1 LIVERPOOL, Mar II.
:. BnEApsTUrFs.:--a1ess1a. Wakefield, Nash & Co.
and Richardson, Spence & Co., report -four In
request, and generally held 1t an advance Of
81 per bril- Sales ut 99t tG1H0s Cd.
:: :iRA1N.--Wheat In lair demand, and good uuatf.
tics generally Id per Genital dcarer. Red, 11s3d@
l2s 10d; white, las Gd@,9s FER cental Corn, sd
per quarter acarer: mixed, 86sGs13d yellow,
37s CJ@S3; white, 3SsG1c9s -
PEoTIsloHs-Bccfin in fair request, and low price.
Pork quiet: Bacon alow Of sale, bat tome .EyEnn-
toms OF better inquiry. Lard dull and nominal
LONDON MARKEr.-Wheat firm, 112d per has,.
Fl better for good, but inferior dali: Flour, mn
changed. Sugar, Cd lower for raw. Coffee qniet
were nftn and towards the cioEe there was con-
siderable animation and an advance Of HG54 Per
cent IN consols, under tho influence mainly q The
more favorable political sdyiccs from America by
the Jrta: Copsals cfoke on the 12th at 9iX6
81 x 4or-.onerl and 0aA@9sE for account. II
the discount market tho demand for money was
very moderate About 4l35 600 In bar gold WAS
bought by the banks on the 18th, while E40 0Nl Ii
soveretgns were taken out for AmerIca. ADeIi-
can securities ayc1c quite -huoyant after oficinl
hours, owing 10 the rise In New York, reported by
the Jura. 49,.
~-: =. Mareh14Lp.
&c co9sols closed at s1s<Gs15s for money; 9a4@
illinois Central ehares quoted at e7a2s discount
New York Central, II Or -.
Ihe City OF Baltimoru brought Es1 SIS In epecle,
and the VtEo en- 654. =
, 1861-03-29
Daily Reyiew Of chicago: Market:

,--i-*'s-' - THURSDAY EVENING, March 23, 1851
FREIGHTs- Firm schr Bradley, to arrive,
FLO FIo1EARse: 81 ived. a,sas b7:a Market active
and Sc better. Sales were as follows: 500 brls
Cs ~ i RoHnd hooR SpaoE s5t ST. It
cago Miiis do t s. 80 del loo bris Preston :. Ea-
Ell = at 80 Ss Eli sl'n 30 FL ss It M
20 eris good epFlog extra at 80 81: 149 . bis
pssmnss 4 t o 5f. as Z Ssd d. 1ssaa :1n5FSs Is s
.feterzon'' at $3.50 del; y >hrIs = Albion at
$31 dsl; 10 brls .;Angusta at $40 deI; 1ea
s - d. @ G5a sprus Is
brls 'tGenesce,' and 179 brls Forest City do
MRsTnFFsio 81 Rsi1Sf tons fair Madinga at 50 80
and advanced NC per bushel-: Sales were: la.0 600
10 o51 bu do at ssxc ia atore; so90 Ia fresh Re.
celpEs do at sc Il store 1860 bu do at s4Hc in
store; 100 ba fseah receipts Nosthwes!eTn CIub at
at 7sKc IA store; 600 bu do al 78Ac in store:
81 o0 bu do at 7sz4c in store; 1,a09 bn do At ssc
in stare: 81 900 bu do At 7se Ia store 900 bu do
GoESseee1ed s sn a1 Mszfet nm
a 29He ahoat 1;0oo bu Mixed Corn 2}sc storage}
&c store ba Wnter e rec seeeipts Do It as5s il
store; 5000 bu do, for delivery during thU last
half of april. sellers option, at SIC + Q. b
apd dullhoid=rs offering to sell winter receipts at
RYE-Received, 2,o81 bu.7 Market dull Sales
z22 sT r. q S1e o. tfs sSS h. Market ap1
Sale. 100 hH nrime in bage at 45c del; 50 bags do
| at k5Hc del -1k1
eos Cd w,s ;l;s 7Reeeived Isl br1 Ma,kst r
/ .ALEOuOL-Steady at BlN;a3c per Eal.
, 1861-03-29
The .Next Wheat orop I'm ENGLAND.

The -Nex& Wheat Crop In England.
Tho Adtk Lana Express OF the 18th Feb furra.
'ishEs a auaonntof valuable IN
% tho breadth of land hitherto sown1n the ;ya,i-
Gus counuss IN England Tor crop 1861, along With
that country for 1880. The latter ahova that hoih
has been aealanatons org ter the English farmer,
. wen ast1t9e country 1t 2a1ge- A Ssat amount
toes., food for "a cattle: has r., heea aest5eyed ~
1sl6. This alone, :: notWithstand II tho larg.
est importations s,or; realized1 fully. &C.
ptodurtaf* AZ to tho bseadth Of ~heatye sown for
crop 1851. aud wheat is the most Interesting part
Of thereturn this appears to be quite as deficient
as IN the memorable autumn and winter Of 1s5E'5s
md probably more 20. Fe9rs, too, nte entertained
will nos vegitate, or b has been destroyed By the
. sowing and the Immature :cunditiog Of thc seed
There n eonseqnent1ya fcar Of T. de6Eient harvest
ate4 more immediately eoucernedto keep ID view
and 70 watch with hvtgnaut attention the infnencs
Of the rising year upon tho growing erop.-Bant
S15ss UoaFNa3. = H. =
, 1861-03-29

GALyEs1oS, March The CONVENTION has
elected Fort, Colonel and. Baylor Lieut.. Colo.
mel OF u regiment Of Rangers to serya tweive
months on the frontier, Ii addition to the ons
ordered By Secra tary Walker: : -: 's
On the 2ist,r Gov. Houston and secrstar.,
lently denouncing tho Convention. tha ~? !, 10
federacy and their Constitution. con'
Qn the 23d tho Convention Ia Comt mt.,..4... x.
Of the Whole, adopted the Constit ntIn. 1.sese a1
most unanimously. On engroasipc n tha nr3i. A.
nance the vote. was unanimously fo5 u t'o 'f"1'
, 1861-03-29
nIARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK q aaseh r. ssIAsaEs-s Steady Sales
% hfis at S5si iAG56sH for pots and pearls:
FLouE1MsrkeI has been quite excited BY the
City Of: Bsltimure's news, and prices have ad-
RANGED 1oDe9c per brl, with good export ard home
trade demand; fair business done on speculation.
Sales 1850 brls ut s5,ao@5ss for eaper state /;
Western; s5.4515 60 for common to medium extra
western: 'S5 65@5 76 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and $500, 90 for trade
quiet with free sellers Of extra state at $3.50
about 1900 brls OF the sales taken for export,
.Canadh: tlour shrner, with more active demand
sas ss1s s + 5;@ e. saa snd votg tS gSSd ss
Rye 1uur In fair request; sales 750 brls at
IS 4o@4 TO-, Corn meal quiet nd1ithont any in
*:WH1sEr-Gontinues nrm demand fair, and
sales 100 brls at 173{D18c. 5't&-
: GRA1k:-Wheat has been very much excited and
ns ses sdYansea s@Ss Per b. with brisk expert
1.es in etore and delivered; 10000 bu Mil club Or
amber Iowa 70 called, at 81 IS In store; 106O0 bu
inferior to prime canada club. 81 27@l.a5; 81, COO
delrsred; 740p0 bu white western, Sl.40@1 IS !:
6,601 bn white Canada, 80 Rye fcarcs aud oaite
drm sales Z 100 BY a 65@65Hc; Barley quiet and
about 1e better, with fair business doing for ex-
port and home consumption. Sales Il 600 bu at
69c for old mixed western IN eture at + & depot,
es6S for new yellow Jersey; 6o@7o new south:
damaged southern: 0ats in fair request and pri-
ees nnc ansed, at aa@s1kc western and Canada !;
341535c etalt.
trnoy1E1oss-Po1k asmer; mess, prime, quiet, and
nominaly unchanged sales $50 bb]B at $lG.I5@
PIG g for mess; $l7.50 for uainspected do !;
s,25o@sls Ts ,do for prime: Bset atll md IN:
primo; s5.T@s6 25 ior Chicago mess: $s@io far
repaeked, ntss; ; $1o@11 for ext.a mess. prime
meas bcei dnll and nominal beef hams autet and
firm at 12Dl5c for sts7 e and western. Cut meats
At fair Request ana steady; private sales Of 400
pigs at GQpB1c for shoulders, SDsH for hams. BIZ
con in moderate demand; sales:0E - boxes short
ribbed mtddles on private terms 3 boxes picked
sides at &c. Lard Inactive; saIes Of 150 bb1a at
e@lo for No te prime western; Butter is aellipg
quiet aud steady, at s6p1os for common to prime.
.GRoCEn1Es-Sugar IN fais demand and ilrmer.
Sales 500 hhde at 4405I for, Cuba, 5H@6H for
Porto Rico, the latter price for new cloice s55
bu1es Naraua, part G11. aud Ills bags PeFhambu-
co at Gsx. Molsses dull and heavy; ealcs $50 brls
\. 81 sa@s4. 49te;and l5.hhds caha museova-
STocKs-Dull and ra1her lower. Chi ds r I So.
c & T S5sth 10, = 73A. &C : G 10oh, III c
scrip 8l{, Hagl ptd Al, H4El 141S 80, Huds 45ss,
ErIs 3aX. N Z cSsK, Del 4 Hads soy. Pnc N s5H,
G BIDS 102A. Brooklyn water loan 1p9,,U 6s 81
commons g8, U S Ga 81 registered 95x. N s. RI
, 1861-03-29

=. FonT kEARNET, March 2s.-The Western
stage with mails and passengers, and HInk1ey's
Express for Omaha, passed Ihis afternoon.
DENVER, March s5:-The daily yield Of gold
are 81 mnesrly all getting 10 worE, many Of. them
With new gold saving process. -The-popula-
tion on Blue River Slope has douh;ed il he
last month; That district will be agreat thea.
ire OF gu ca mining operations this year. Tie
foad over Snowy Range between south and
Middle Parks is open for pack animals, but
not for wagons. Emigrants from the States
are beginning to nrrlye. Weather very finc.
, 1861-03-29
-f4'.ttr!nF. Z. i r.;,-s 'l;4L
:.AAT1sak fROnf EUROPE,
Arrival Of stl,e ssQtty pes Balttmo:rts

~ - ~@<D .Ute1 u
Npw Yopv M,-o7, - -T,as safhaanshii1 c,tv;; nm;
H % f9xs2n,ol Isth> and pGsen3
town III, artvad at s:Ao p N. :sdo::'s
PApfII,sSr e - s1imstS1 ma ~; -:
rnfad -se4
IL. .n,aro-,1 h.a nation ~, 4ha r,o,1ra fhst ~ Is
vn1fd ;tan sa;31 dSrcsfl tI,a attantjnn df ffie
f!osr,;TrsSF 81 1 & ~ yxSs5ferrs nf In 9raii5t
r,cos,.i4;on ~ ~ ~ sdsshem r.
IAfneTjca + ~ 8 y u ( - ~
Tha Trs,,oh ror,s rao1s,.f,fy was eno,osj
IN ES9sa G2LRs ha main ton|s gaa
ths Tta1ia1 49, ~ w1,,cf several meinhars
<atebnsIy'e dsa6anesd, ssssessin that English
s1abf nif ~ 1mnsd sdi fhe aoyernment against Its
snicidal-paIioy. and predicted internal dan-
feraahea1. lie minister .protested AGAINST
sis speech.. and :defended zsfha Emperor 4
courga.
Anofher Conference on the Syrian question
Ya9 to be held onxt The llth, and an;aRfeeuent
was sonn e1nected es1se ~ =
ira E,.ncS. nsnsr. .mt,1ish 5;snatc,et, a An.
nonncins1 tse tRresfen{nr attitude Of fi,e h1ss-
ss11,e;, tesarda 20 t1e Ehristians n sV1,a 49,.
:f9TTS T1,s,sstt ~ sE1TarnT1ant,a lrafts ~, IT
, 1861-03-29
y: Tho Ice on Lake Erie,

: TIE 1cE+--The. gale OF Saturday night played
strange fteaks on tae lake: The open waters far
above, iashedt INTO hfllows, charged eastward In
bag, lifted and shattered It. 1t some ponta whero
the surface was rent, the pressure was 50 great as
u force the edges upward Into long; ;*au4> lofry
Ridges Tie befEs wo mentioned yesterday were
carried farther inward and their forms we're very
much changed: The ice at the edge Of the strand
was torn, and showed twenty Or thirty yards ia
tearing down sections or tie sca wall uenr Tiff. i
Farm The brig Fanny Gardner; which had been
raised from the faire and placed upright on stays,
was almost laid on her beam ends By the masses of
/ Ice that accumulated against her bottom, and
nearly The whole OF yesterday was cmployel in
getting her into proper position aga'n.
This new Development ia anything hut nrpnie-
Ing TO eailurs, and many All Old salt IL the doclz
region is ready to aver that navigation will not
open before the 1st Of Aay.-BrEalo Adesytsser.
, 1861-03-29
-. 90 ,:-:sf'-
M1Ssouf1 :LtufAIafurn.

y. LouIs, March 23.h.-The ComnIttee on
Federal Relations in the House YESTERDAY re-. re-.
ported the, folio wing. joint resolution, which
Hesolped, That it is inexpedtent for the Cen
w assembly to tnke any steps for calling q
to the Constitution, as Recommended by he
State Convention, ~. -
, 1861-03-29

June IT., .ao.
PROF. Woop,
DER s!RElTs9n 4 fntlnsad q Sc u,1Is th5a z y:s: ago
Or cleansing head Of dandsnf had Suffered With
1t uppn r bead for Year,, aod ha been able to
get anything 10 do any good IL rem ,.iEs It at
though had tr!et many p spSratten., untH z saE
ihorc at the limo ealle,I at Gsss = knnkles Drug
st .7e, and bought bGtt!e and aow an p.epaTeh 70
remoyed ali rand1 ntT # mr. herd, an arplica-
ton once in two we+ks keeps free from any !tShES
hair had bCcoe qita white IN places and By the use
OF your preparation: been tore 70 IL: ori.inal
lavc used two bottles Of tee Restorative, one aa
..ny Knowledge Vt as nliow few E:ey hairs to r.
~ head ~ head !. now of ,oss ,ronhie = ms @ IL
been child. consider your Preparation OF great
va1u, aud al:hea4h do not Ike to EXPOSE ,nyselt
part Of Ii IN any shapo you tk proper If Is worth
anythinA to you. 3ours, &c., ,-r,,
, 1861-03-29

Nm moFemeat na1 o. Soathegn Troops. >
Of zM zousves Haae laiS aassa rwo companies
service, .to'oa1 vi act1Ve
t,aao Mobile adylcss say that troops :apd mun1.
ea,1as Muns ale constantly moving 10 Peusacola:
sf9seaa sieea,1 companies sre expected ftom North
A1auama-
I'll MElMPh1s, March 27.-Firo hundred Hfissis.
aattga tsophs passed through here for Pensacola
n,asy:s lests I'll MIhey had military reception, alld
, 1861-03-29

RI&1AIH3ft1s lnA. I:IY stk1+ Le1s.
nEAR 8m-Ihir ssnd !ou 4 stattin=3t I.:.t lnl1k
{on arg settled to The hesbt ef an rs:aens
a oveE asty yeats Of ase FsE a2ont .Esn.y
aad was almost eltrtlS Whit ND yery rti4 ala vi.
plfhnt had seen NUMBER Of ccrt1lratas OF t! very
wauGerfnl elect OF Jour aatr Restorative but Slip
posed i,eTc as more fcffoD th2a tzus lii theul cut
entertaining atroEg desire to have ,y bair- pose
BE- restored to original collar and auencsa It
in my younger dars teautItul birE tCet cafed
1weula NATE tne "aper.4sst eo!nne: III N su,a a
dolar and commence ufns fo,tng ei.tsss4s ,rs -
moved and my halls that ~s iall:n4 OF; IN large q1an
shSre taS.rs piaee in T. celor eavz c. :nnee TO
1se IL Till have used Of y1ur small, bottles sod
iust begun on tbs fourth lare now a. pretty head
ef safE browns or li:nt black halz raan
hatf 10 nv yonthfnt days, boF u the hllla OF
Western Vi sina. Sly ilesd i enrcsv clsaE 9: dan
drC and halr censcd entirely froal falling off, sEd
Is IS aft aud hue aad te.s oily a. sIonSn Il Vas
q ae9aaln sa} e ~; ;s, GY;:I y
The eiacts of your Hestoraive. It alnnost imposa
bls eonvince tuc that it is shs original lal- Of tho
ea1ne old greT head, J.
FREDERICK T. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County. lndiaaA-
, 1861-03-29
= Frovdsfop4.:* /

-, sE; LoulsEMsSch aa3 E.sssen- Country 5oInts
sidea. 6 casks country clear sold at 95<c, md q
smaller lotat 10e: city sells na orders az 7c for
shoulders. 9H094 for rib ffdes 1g4 for clear
gu II. y for siear sides; 10@107for plain sagar
Market heavy and business small Salea confined
TO tce prime at sc. and IS br1s head at 74c PORK
-Market. inactive mud steady. Sales 663 b1la mees
s. S1s & ra%ps IN It $ii 6Reps;ean.s 1's st'' ano
CINCINNATI. March a7.-Provisions closed firm.
We quote SIG Is for meas pork; a4@9Hc, 91{c and
1oA@10sSc tor bacon sides-rib, clear Rib and
CLEAR, with few sellers below outside figures for
bacon, and many holders asking &c advance
Bulk sides are IN good demand at 83f, 8K@8Xc
for light, medium and heavy: Shoulders IRE dull
at g. fur bulk and &c for smoked-the hitter iuclu.
sales. Hams are quiet at 7516@sc for bulk; &c for
plain Emuked, and l0x@llc for sugar-cntei.
Ilerce lard has Attracted more attention within
esy It a2 o1 a1aa It t. Gs o4 s
to any extent at thfa figure. Country has been
to'd. & !, kegs, at s1S@9sc. City is held at 1oc.-
:BALr1.sonE, March 26.-The provision market is
very, quiet. Buckwheat-we quote at exc Tor
sshoulders; SKc for eidcs, and 84@9c per u for
hams. Fork-we have no GALES reported, and con-
ti.ue to ! 9note; western =. moss II SIG 55@17 %;
prime S1400014 50, and rump.at $12 50@13 q hrl.
Bscon-We hear Of salea Of shoulders aud sidea in
-se qaote a! 1a1 giss = i. Ia1s-we q are Will: With.
WY s0t+cs DAIIel3
and ttercef, at 051@i0c; do in kegs at 10A@
1o1e; and refined l231z 1z@!2Kc = to.-Patriot
f.: PHILADELPHIA, March s6.--The provision mr.
ket IL firm but quiet, with further sales of salted
Lard aud butter we're quiet.-lYorth american.
BosToS, March 25-The market for pork IL dull,
end the eales have been small at s13 50@14,50 for
prime; $l1.25@1s.00 for mess; and SIS %
l203 q brl for eastern and western. Lard 10l111t
IN barrels and tferces. and 11H@124c IN kegs ;
and smoked hams 10@11c 2 ID, cash and mos.
llogs arc firm at 62507Ec, as to quality
, 1861-03-29

= They Will do easily ali
rAXnYand TAILORING work
mus obT1atinE .the necessity.
.ot procuring OBS machine for
heavy and another Tor Light.
, 1861-03-29

CINc1NNAT1, March 28.-Drafts drawn By
the Cataract Bank, at Lockport, N. T., on the
Ocean Bank OF NeW. York, for 81, 200, we1e sold
to bankers here yesterday. One party was ar
rested, and $4,000 in the same kind Of drafts
were found In his trunk Another party has
gone Westwith s30, 600. The first drafts sold
were intended to be paid, in order that the
parties might get their credit up, but it Is de.
cided grand fraud is contemplated,
Perry j. Moore, q well known citizen, was
shot b q burglar yesterday morning, who en-
tered his house for the purpose Of robbery,
Moore lies In critical condition.