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THE NEW YORK SUN.
wnDsrsDAY MoeK,NG, JUNE 5, 1861.


- YAM ~ - A@AN9sos
Wa PREDICTED, whsa oe,. ELtAwoRra vas
sssassinatsd BY JAossoH, ~ infamous propris-
tee d the Marshall Hoass In Alsxandria, tha.
JAcksou would Be txtellsd BY the rsbsls - Q
hero and martyr. Our prediction |, fulfilled.
A New Orleans paper q May &c Il, sAys ot the
murdsrcus act:
II w. brave dsed, and canons " him UAcK.,s)
n history - . martyr 70 libMy. Yss u was not .
fsir txchause, for ote acble hearted, gallant vir-
ginis gsnIsmsn is worth d ,ea black republican
co,onels.
A martyr to liberty! JACKSON, according To
nearly all seesssionists was a seoundrol, hated
personally, yet feared on account Of his In
auenes with the worst clAH Of the population.
But the Few Orlsans rebel organ m ,gui6e,,
unwittiugiy, tho prompt revcogs which Baow-
NALL executed upon the ASSASSIN Of his Com
msnder. In killing JACKSON on the spot, the
brave ZouAvs avenged ths death Of twelve
Republican Chat 10 10y aI Colonels.
Bat the New Orleans rebel organ also snecrs
st ths reported dying exclam alton OF tho gal
LIANT ELIswoara-"My Gsd" In the mouth
Of sn opprsasor Of his follow nAn In the mou, "a
Of one who has violated every Law, human and
divire, such an exclamation would be bias.
phsmy; but coming from tho lips OF a young
and enthusiastic defender Of Government
which was sstabiishsd BY mon who recognized
the Providence Of Gsd, and who had implcred
His favor upon thslr resistance to most in
iquitous and unchristisn despotisn, IL could
Only 10 regarded ~ the surrender Of tho i'm .
mortal soul 10 Him Who creatsI IL
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destructive Fire.

Csreg,, June "a fire yesterday A. H.,
neA'ly destroyed the Oswego cs,tou mills loss
estimsted $36, 900, on the building machinery
and stock. There Is tho following insurance:
Hartford, s5 900; Hartford Of Hartford, o., 600
PhGpix Of Brooklyn. o. 500; Pbunix Of Hart
ford, ~ SOC; Wsstera d Massachusetts,, At
lsutic Of Providsncs, o2, 900.
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Ne Americas Feelias Abroad.
PARIS, MAY 18th, 1861

tn tL- Ed.for of n. Ee,r Yo,l g,,.
u..d M, ,on 90, 9TH ,h., .,.,,.r,.,, IN.
49,, ~ IN. r,.., ror,,,.r ,n,;.,,. :, ~. N,r.h
No., ~, ,o,s,v.d h.,. IN an. a. or 70. a,,,
.,,;,,., ..h ,h. .,,... % "a .,h d,.-
c,,. ,he in,.llio.scs y that II va, found imno.,i.
M. IN c,os. ths reading. room of n.s.rs. Mu.-
ROE & Co. the Ams,iesn bankers. At ,bs usual
hon, and tbsv vers comp.Il.d 70 sui,sr An
ev,,inu swion. II "a not b.rs a, Win ,ou
vbsrs an ara .t Iesst prosssedIv NJ o,e o,in,op.
We have ,til fsv repres.nt.ti OF S.u,b.ru
ssptimeut smono n. and tho di,copsolsts man.
mar In which thew rscsiv.d ths rsport of The
plans Of ambition. was In marked contrast 10
ihe exuitsnt fsslinrs and oxclsmstions Of the
lover, Of thu Union hsr,. Il II long dpcs tks
Amsr,csn ss0,s bss r,an,ad IN M. OF Is,ohs
hss b.su . vssv t.ms and do;sct,d bird. With
d,oon;r, s..,hsrs and r,.,.ncho,v air Rut
todav hs nlures b;s vinp, for a bo,d.r airbt
,s.n sv.r and ;ndu,o.. In . attn NOR. dsssut
scrr.u. w. NOR, than ever proud of our
countrv-sud more than eve, r,sdy to Ok.
o,.,u, v,,h ..,.rou. enthusiasm 1wo Ton
ar. Am.r;c.n.ln - W. b.vs at Last nm ,n,v.r
sor those Who hav. tainted us nth the oue..
,;or O. ,h.,. nov !, your countrv vb.,. your
n,.,,., .,,.,,,h vor, v.u,,,d JT,io, S-
II !, rnoli,bm.n, I am sorry 70 .ay. who
h.y. .bo,,n tbemssIv,, most ready TO treat n.
4, this sn;,;, and n Ia from Eouland f,.r We
have ,bs Least IN sxp,e, IN tbs way of sympsthy
y, mo,oI ,u,nort In opr efforts IN m.Ls ,bsrt
vo,k with treason and With tr.itors. Tbs prs.t
h..r, ~ ,h. Ery,,.b n.,;on Ia sou,d tov.rd N,
II t.ev could but und,rtand the resl merits Of
tho ou,s,;ou and pet over that everlasting
sr;,,bt .,,out cotton which warn, THAR i.dp-
r,.n,. .rd r,.L.. ,b.m "a. hl.eL a, vbit,. If
KIN, Cotton v,ra on,v abls 10 ,stsSliss hi,
aon'i,;on a. bo \. s,,u1olinp 10 ds. Won would
GA r,J.na an. s,., o. .,toov,.J,,, him ,bs
Co., - o;v. h;n, co,,so,t and ,unoort
r,ou, R,.,.. =. can ,ool for more gsosrou,
,,..,u.n, Fr.nc. bs, not Eorpottsp tho
,r.a,,;o,, NJ ,bs revolution. nor does sho over
,ooL the fac, that. ANYTHING which cri,.
n,.s Ausr,es rids Britain of her most formid +.
an. ,;v.I unou thu "a, and remove, oas
.r..t countsrooi.s 70 that oysrpo v.rinu com.
n. rc;.l nr,pondsrsnos from which she hss
N. most to fear. But II matters little what
49, d,s,.-t ro,~.ys nav think ve have tbs
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IA present uuosr osmm,od OF CJ. F.rnhsm.
The conmsnders Of divisioss are Drig.-Geu.
MArsrnLp, Wshinston; Brig Gen. Nc
CADwALLApsR, Annapolis, Nd. ~
The above forty regiments uvsber at least
40, 900 effective men, TO which should be add
cd ths local militia, numbering about 5000
moa, and the United States regulars aud ma +.
rinss, amounting to perhs,s u two thousand er-
feetive mot; making an aggregate of about 4j,-
900,
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The district south Of this. lately represented
in c, ngress by Hon, A. q. JESKINs secession
ist, has elected Mr. CARLiLE to Congress, and,
a. far as hoard from, has giveu the following
majorit iss, Official and reportcd:
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pAKEkY AND GROCERY, NICELY FIT
ID ted up half sn hours rids from the cit for Ell.
or TO lst; seod .t.na. q thste !. Ia the psse Ars
n Oven tnd srss SsSsnsps ao,ag % xS%a eSaes
srtieui.n INQUIRE ct II Pie sS;N Pie p! 800.
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Wdskingt,r, Jsne 4.-The Now York High
land.rs did not arrive until two O'Clock this
morning. They arc qu,rtsred for tho present
at Georgetown College.
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TIE LApIrs who weir red, ,ohite and b!u
for an Ssgd9eWowt.
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shs Rssssesss .. washinssss. "
A correspondent sends the following list Of
he regiments nov In washingtoa aud iss VI.
unity; -f. ffr si b.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
FIREWORKS.

nFPOT FOR J. W. HADFIELD'S FIRST
- premium Fireworks. ftli Asortmsnt Of the
kept quality, and at the lowest ptoe-. Dsabsn are
respectfuiiy invited T. call. Il. FOCLD5, Jri 70.
member the No., 81 John q, jos Aae'i<s
EIkEwORKS-A9 GENERAL AS3ORr-
Il rnent Of plain and colored arvworks and OF ths
b, st quality, for sale by BADEAU LOCK KMODD,
No. 9aT WaAhinstsn st. je4 4AAc'Nt
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ORANGE %. BUTTER, ls 10 10 OsatS
Obest In the city, to 20 cts evea ls by the pau
lard = q. psI ., bs ehsess l6to y ets hsse noar
e 20 ets lb; sugar. rstailed ~ a. TsaheIs w., p III
lieA 70 70 from all parts o. the sity 70 sHnnWOOJs
lTa Third ave, near e<th u. myo Sseci"
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they b. s.ssil.d By strsign enemies o. dcw.,ie
traitor. tHa =
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THE AURORA LEAvEs JAY sT. PIKE
buss. f:1a, A. e, s,ss asS
,rtTsv, drssy Pdnt. ysrpisar ID RssksSm, y
s,.' SSo. West ss.t1 tn and sSth II ISsss
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r !OD0N06 WITH Oh WITHOUT Bard
~ .0oe1 slesn sA.sAs md Acasls beddsd rooms.
s. % &c y = 9 = z p s::s P: ..ss sssr:
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GROCERlES.

GkocAAlEs AND y. 9.9yE gSE MILLION.
CheApsst Aore in the world uoods dslvered frss
THOS T. A9kkM,
my2l s<ao.il0 New York.
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EXCURSIONS FOR CHARTER TO Ex-
II ourriop psrties, on Iesson able tsrnA tins
dsetsd bsrTss Ci.EvyLxNp, y0xsAKIE .la
LEXINGTON, nov 10 complete order, hs.'nJ been zen
sroyas furnished, y re luirod, Apply e W
EYRisS, on board, foot Of veuy St North ,o aiyer',
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STEAMER BROADWAY, FOR YoNKERs
~ Hating, Dobbr Ferry, Tarryto~n. Sing sin.
ssd HAverpt raw, sverY afternoos st O'Clock, tron
se. M 2s 24Ae'loS
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0TKAdBOATO.

EXCURSIONS THE SPLENDID stssmsr
II MAY QUEEN and bargas CLEVELAND, COX
BACKIE and LEXINGTON, 70 charter for SlaaAy
O9 Soith ~. ie3 34Ao'l0
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EXCU URSIONS.-BIDDLES GROVE, ThE
now open for sIclrors for the season ai.c for char,
ts, sts.msrs sCH!COPEE, AAkYLANp," and
sBAITiHoRE, "JEPFERs6N," &c, Parties vish,
ms to make sriAAssmsns for excur.ioas, can do 70
iSOWsli, csr. Of 5suth ats up stSirs jel 2isc'lsI
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LOST AND FOUND.

NXTATCH L0ST-MAY 30rH, A GOLD
No 20 1854; has no crystal or . cond hand. Sle re
vsrd win be paid for it, return t., H. J. STONE, 1923
Eighth ave, oT for information that will lead 70 its
recovery. lei iTl2O
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From, the Ne,g Orleans R,,1Jst,n -,
SIlRII q L TIL ~ % III

IT., 81 NH Ot The PEOPLE
IT, Ihe people of the South are thoronabIr ro,..,
aug leeiing Is calm and determined ratbo 80
uuuu'y NOISY and demo nstrative Tho tau, q
S Sou'sFs Is heard in all directions Companies .ra
IGiing, nags are lying, and scarcely anytbng is
talked OF or thought of in any circles bsa .utnS Is
vi our citizens. The call to arms il oy al, I'asS
responded to with an alacrity and enthusa 81,
oe,'re witnessed in the Southern States TbI =;
government may rely upon the truth OF nbat
,"a,:."t' Inc facts prove it beyond all dopbt All
P'nca' differences hushed and all tho noo,id
rrI,.'eu by common, and alI-peryadiny T.,
isst a, .Stst aL any and every hazard and tn tho
MAN. 80 =, Tue efforts of the Lincoln oovarrO
len 10 suoJugate them. That oovern ~. 81 ~: ~
Ahu the task it has undertaken ; el!ineht VIII
ttIIniP'ish; Instead of throwing dorfn ~; W nc
~, ,le people are taking them up nv h ,n5.r arms,
tn VIII py ems OF thousands, and if nacass,r ~
~ take them up by hundreds of tsa,y
Ie'e Is now union at the Sontb IhouSahus
There Is strength Souin, and In union
The rich give t Ihssentents worthy of any notice
mon cause, and se money to support their con-
ee"t iiperahty that shows bnn eve with munif-
oiya tbaiH mat pervade their MI anu weep are
The old tender tbf wees in one wav or ,n,tt "oi
tDeir encouraging words; III, shelr sympathes
thelr armor atd seize their rifles 'SSng buckle on
tehte1 lirid ana some keep guard at ne go to the
support the cause with their swnrdS nome nome. Some
."e!r pens; ana the ladies-God bless 80 me with
.helr smiles and their hearts, more M give
o'tterlng ANS or rhed cannon Even - ,ui IMAM
n nave caught the prevailing enthusiasm " nd
-m.udry caps and miniature guns and swords o.ia
n;,u .ne paraphernalia OF mimic warfare NAV anu ha
TT The throughout all ranks of juvenility. 'e
,o ms Is the state of things existing in M, n.
can e ana throughout Louisiana and SO far a. we
which erst 1T IS truthful and impartial type of that
ST eA'sts throughout every one of tx G,t'
perbaps in states, with very trHng exceptions Tsn
and Wssnn n some locations in Delaware Virn;n;,,
-; ilssourl, Even there the resnaot g. - siIia
do not rapid daily mir ats Ola
to the call of Lincoln for troops W WI respond
s SSa'n we believe that State will be foppd the
speak of North Carolina and Tennessee not to
ton to Linconsm and the diaboiica ia opposi-
his rarty unblushingly avows His mat
mad thus far just the opposite effect to tbose nave
tended Every move he makes diminisbes sin ne I'm IN
the last remaining remnants of federation for IRE
AZ az DEMONSTRATION which may have existed in tbs s
oIfuer States at the time of his Inauguration. WIG
80 -; ne mad possessed the least statesmansbip and
nis ADVISERS had not been as blind as bats thew
tJniou fave nave encouraged and strengthened the
iouoI,, ieeaing In the border States By a scrupu
S,asay pscihc course towards the Confederate
''S'es' As II given over to utter madness. how.
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Shipping gntelllgenfe
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY

Arrived.
Steamship Baltimore Colbert, from Hav ana, 9th ult
sugar, fruit segars, &C., to Friend, Ricketts, Il Co
Passed off the Wolf Trap, Thursday noon Bremen ship
with passengers, probably Neptun," and off the Rap
palannock river large ship at anchor.
Brig j. d. Lincoln, Weber from Sagua la Grande, oath
ut and six days to the capes-sugar to Spence Reid
lowed up by Fairy Queen. Left brig II. A. Ddier, load
ing for New York, and others, as before reported.
Cleared.
Steamer Georges Greek, Denken, New York-H. E.
Browne
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchard New York;.
Brandt, Jr
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell, Phiadelphia-W. Apple
garth 4 Son.
Sailed.
Ship Isabella, Allen. Rotterdam-n tow OF Reliance
Ship France, Ellis, New York-in tow of Tigress
Bark st. Bernhard, (Brem) Deetigen, Rotterdam-in
tow Of Ajax,
Steamer Georges Greek, New York.
Steamer George Peabody. New York,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JupoE KREBs
Elizabeth Fl. Cook and Geo. H. Cook, her hus-
band, re- Jacob Pouder Of Carroll county. Appli-
cation for writ of habsos corpus to recover pos
session of her children. Before reported. The
petitioners through their counsel, B. c. Barrol',
Esq, withdrew the application, and the case was
dismissed
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpeE MARTIN. NJ,
William G.. Marshall Samuel Ready. bl'l
filed to set aside deed conveying the property
known as Cold Spring Hotel and 'nll.oru Apoey'
three miles from the city, on the York turnpike
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE,


o iiAN ANA-SteamShlp BdHtmore.-3l6 boxes sugar,
Spence Reid 365 do, $50 punches bananas 40 den
pines Friend Ricketts, CO.; 30 boxes sugar Robinson
Loru DO, baskets oil, casks wine package bran
ny, u G Iassan; $500 cigars VIM. Jenkins; 3 punches
bananas H. Pollock; AZ oysters James Sunby; 2
ooxes picture frames, do mdse j. Frazie l. do Lam
bert Cuttings do, order
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Brig j. d. Ltncoln-310 hhds.
sugar, 1 ties. do, al bbIs do Spence Reid
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turns his chips PROV again towards the former
ana confidently steers towards its well defined lin
It's. His bark reaches its edge, and, almost at a
pound, passes from the midst of winter into of
summer heat. Now the ice disappears from her
apparel, the sailor battles bis stftIed limbs in te-
pld water. Feeling himself iGvigorated and le-
ireshed with genial warmth about him, he real
ICES out there at sea- the fable OF ADRus aud mother
Earth. HI rises up and attempts to make bis port
again, and if again, perhaps rudely met and beat
back to the northwest; but each time that he is
driven off he forth from this stream like the
ancient son of Neptune, stronger and stronger I'M
til, after many days, he at last riumphs and enters
his haven in safety, though in this contest be some
times tails to rise no more, for it is terrible
Biack,0Oods Magazine Of March.
CoNPosT FOR CoRN.-The Rev. II. II. Thomson.
OF Crawford county, Pa, writes the Genesee Farm.
er, as follows:
In renewing my subscription for the Genesee
furmer' permit me to give you the result of an
! experiment made the past summer, showing the
advantage OF compost as applied to corn.
Last spring l made a compost of the FOLLOWING
ingredients: the contents OF my penthouse (Which
was the product OF twenty-five hens tor one weary.
II bushels; ashes II bushels, and 700 lbs OF plas-
ter This sutiiced for nine acres. About a large
spoonful was applied to each hill and covered with
the corn. In planting, | left twelve rows acros:
| the held to which no compost was applied. After
the corn was up. plaster was applied to the par
| that had been composted, and also to six of the
io"s tuaI were lelt uncomposted at the time o
planting.
The beneficial effects Of the compost and also o
the plaster were very noticeable all through tn,
summer, and when we harvested the corn the result
was very decided. The six rows that had no stim
ulant applied Welded II bushels; the six will
plasters only, Is bushels, and six with compost ant
plaster both yielded % bushels. The rows wer
% rods long, and there were PAT rows in the field
iaklng these figures as our data, it would max
the product of the mpost and plaster 2O6 bus h
els over what the field would have produced with
out them. Corn is worth twenty five cents
bushels here this fall; hence, we have S5l so 70
an outlay of 50 for the plaster and about fou
days additional labor. The other materials wer
, produced on the farm and cost nothing.
, The nine acres produced 975 bushels, which
considered very good crop in country v.
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LII aaaas


gs,ts eESt Tf5.:3te:=:$::.5- FOR The
s"z-az - zisz4s.az5 " = s Z 4 " . = a '-T3
g., lie L. ..t,LIlNnRh ANn oiiiu RAILROAD.
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Ba!t.no7c-.@si, t Us W.
-, ~ a. 80 :: NJ tsifess daily AZ S'5 n
,,,itt,i ~ -. directly through Tor H. RTS OF THE
"-7i' SUIT. v EST AND NORTHWEST.
, roe VA 7 PASNHH ms
. BetE,en Haitlmor and Pieuincnt take the a A II
tili :SS|tah PIEDMONT sni Wl-e;iua take Accouno6a
non tram leaving Pi-duo. at 40 A. n an, i-1-,r
ty5aitcs. ana t2:ershur2, take Is H. So and 53j N
tran i.ntA i.a rlWCre $500 ' ! . %
nj ID EREnEtiCk TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P
TIE ELLICoTrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore At :,
A II, and l45 and P n, and Ellicotts Nils at a. ~
F Itis, ,i,l45iliN67UE AND TIE S0Ugn
,ieaFs% iiaore at 10 5rt $40 L. Land Iuani so
T. On Sundays ct .lJA. 81. only IeaTc |asinntop =
20 ana no A. 81 AHA =, and 4j P ~ IN SUNDAYS a.
"a? r 81 only The fourth train cnIv rom
Sitnore stop at way points Tie secor AZ fourth tains
Toa baltimore ana tho second third rou Wasinc,'
c'naect "ith trains On the aunapolis road
rter tickets OF every kind, &c applv
= /. h.'HIAND, Agent, at Camden station or at he
-'~NSI '''''1 P. SMITH,
l. NJ cor 7, co,, r.-, Master q TranSpy ration.
-. : -, -etigt1l Ilchet gent api2tf
Sczs Il4s@:.$s5 FUH THE
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g. Arrivals from Baltimore
,isr ahnehaha' Young Charleston Ist ipst pe,
s sehT u I, Sewell' Ponroy New York, 1stins.
ST. W H1Hes ION, Lstourette, New York, LIST inst
schr. Geo e. Miles, Davis, Washington n r 90, -.
Memoranon ~ -Iu u'''
AsHoRE-Brig Prentissmo James from, c;o.
consigned to Spence Reid, went ashore on Man ~ vs.
Snoa.s on ednesday steamer and lighter have been
Barks Gen Stricken Leonard for Paranaopa 70 ,os
i0I Paaso remained at Rio de Janeiro March 24th
BARK Iasman Baldwin. from Rio de Janeiro .or H.
werp, was off st. Albans's Head 10th nit 0f AM
echr Juila Anna Barding hence Porto Rico dovs
ouS; was spoken Path uit, lat 81 80, Ion 81 90
ohlp John Clark Letournan hence for Iyernool mo,
spoken 18th ult lat 40 40. lon. 60 '' vac
Emp eroneer Hooker, for City Point cleared at Liver
Charleston 2ist ult a''i'eo a'
- Brig Josephus, Wilson, for Wilmington, N c. cleared
p6 SG4T j. purfee Davis, I'm Alexandria, arrived at
| Schr. c. D. Halock Terry from Georeetov, n r. 49,
rived at Bristol, 2Sth ult. ~ "
shir Drigo, Emery, sailed from Bombay 10th March
schr Priscilla, Growther from Arecibo P r arrival
at New York, LIST inst.
Ship Parthena Hinton cleared at Calcutta 9th March
Ship William, Berry. cleared at Havana Goth ult for
Matanzas 'D u''" LOT
Ship John n. Cushing, Swami at Liverpool 18th nit
from Singapore. '
NEW YORK N Mnstern Ports arts 1,.
laVrei D. Morton Southern Chief and Jno Leslie Liver
pool nr1gs T. B. Watson, Porto CabslIo Ada Mavagnes
W. Treat Sagua j. G. Anderson, Fernandina: Trinde
len Sagua; schrs W. Fl Smith, Wilmington N c Pris
ella, Areibo; John Perkins, Mavaguez Magnet Arrova
". r. Audenried, Havana A. H.aton, JacksonviIIe Col
qen Fieece Matanzas Mary Langdon. Wilmington n G.,
n D. Lauiair. Cardenas Dart. Havana.-Crd sbir
James Foster, Jr. Lvepool; bark Mayfower Barbados
6rig village Bells, Yougha Wappoo, Maanzas; Union
johns; schrs S Allen, Cadiz; B. Flanner Aspinwa ali
Chief, Matanzas. "
PHILADELPHIA, April So.-Arr bark Chanticleer
no de Janero; schrs. Raven, Cardenas: Myrover No
ole; W Tull, n Orleans; Spray, Mobile.
PHILADELPHIA, May AR, schr. Casper Heft
Richmond F' ~
May Arr. brig Prentiss HOODS Matanzas; schr s F
Abbot ssvannah.-Cid bark Jos. MAXWELL Laguayra
BOSTON, April 26-Noon-Arr bark Matagorda Jack
sonVle schrs Fanny, Alexandria; l.. P. Pharo George
town, ID C.-Cfd. bark Sharston Liverpool
BOSTON, April 80 -Noou-Ar. bark Lysander TRIM
dad.-Crd' schr. Sarah Burton. Port au Prince
SOuthtTn Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April 27-CI'd schrs Hamilton; Ney
York; A. b Hayes, Troy; E. j Pickup, Norwich.
CHARLESTON, April 2l-Arr ship John Frazier Eiy
erpoo bark Indus, Rio de Janeiro.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Crd. ship Montezuma CLYDE
briggs Poinsett St. john n. B.; Fannie, Carthazena
Georgia, New York
MOBILE; April 23.-Arr. brig Fortuna, HAVANA
CID. brig Tres de Mayo, Barcelona.
24th-Arr ship Ocean Home. Demarara; schr. Ed
BaTnhard Port au Prince.-Cld. bark K. H. Gamb,
, Key West brig Settle Fratellli, Genoa.
; NEW ORLEANS, April 23-Arr. ship Arthur, Live
pool.-CPd. ships st. Charles, Liverpoo Roland Lor
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

TEIEGAKPH.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Cotton is heavy-sales of 900
bales at 10 d3 cts. Flour is heavy cts lower
sales OF 500 bbs; State So 05a5 Is; Ohio s55lG5 65
southern S575G62o. Wheat is declining-sales 66 600
bushels white at 81 6219Gl.70; red 81 30GI 81 Corn
Is hrm-saies OF $4,000 bushels at 67kdfSk cts for
Pork is buoyant-Mess $3.50. Lard is firm at
'4yA cts. Whiskey is dull at Tx cts.
ihLLADELpHIA, May 3.-Flour is firm but quiet Wheat
Is advancing-sales of 600 bushels Red II 33G1 AZ
W MINI 81 l5o Corn is wanted. Yellow 6S ass cts