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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-30
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CINcIssATI, Nov. 29-Flour universally
unchanged; demand limited and local SUI
perfne 90; extra 4 1904 %. Wheat
dull rad Ts9s3 white 10000 Oats in
large supply, and dull at III. Corn firm
at 10000 Whisky in fair demand at l34.
hogs in large supply and dull closing at
1908 %; sales for last two days 5000
head receipts for 48 hours add up 20, 600
head Mess pork in fair demand, at 8 80
for next month sales of 500 bbls-would
not bring any more on the spot. Good de-
mand for lard, at II for last half of Decem-
Der; e on the spot; 700 tieFees and bbls
sold at these rates 900 tiercesL head and
gut at e5@64 for country pd 81 for city.
Green meats lower; sales of 8, 600 pieces at
p for shoulders, and 34@31 for hams-the
latter rate for heavy. Bacon held more
firmly The zCommissary has advertised
for i, 900 heavy sides, to be awarded to-
morrow. Coffee is 494c higher, with a
moderate demand at 158@173. Sugar is
steady and in fair demand at 9@l04. Mo-
lasses is down TO 4O@47, with a limited
demand. vaue aa
+ The demand4for money Is more active,
but the supply abundant. Exchange steady
at IL prem:
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NEW YORK, November 29.-Letters from
| Port Royal report that an expedition left
on the oath for st. Helena, and with out
striking blow took the enemy's works.
The guns had been carried inland. Another
expedition to the interior was on its way.
1t was reported there were $4,000 troops at
Hardeeviile, 42o miles from Hilton Head,
under Gem Draytpn, most OF them impressed
men, The rebels are also. said to be con-
GENERATING "a force at Button. Appear
ances indicate that the planters. are, deter
nninedato burn their crops on the appear
ance OF our troops or gun boats. eg
The rebel guns at Braddock's Point, the
extreme southern end of Hilton Head
. Island, have been. unspiked, and are now in
readiness for .nse- BY cor troops. a : g 3 3
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.--Letters received
from prisoners of the California regiment,
now in Richmond, show that but few were
killed at the battle of Calls Bluff. Many
who it was supposed had been killed are
now prisoners there, and it ia confidently
asserted by the officers that Fifty will in
elude the whole number killed.
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WASHINGTON, November 28.-The report
Of Msjor Bell, O. NJ, of Baltimore, is salts
factory to the Department showing that he
has dispatched the forage of 203 vessels by
railroad to Washington within the last so
days, being an average of 1000 tons daily,
besides large amount Of stores for the Sub
asistence Department.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-30

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov 2s.-A band Of
rebels under the notorious Sy. Gordon,
captured Capt. Robb, Capt. White and Lieut.
Moonlight, three United States officers, from
the railroad train at Weston to-day.
The rebel Stein, with fifty of his follow
ers is reported to be near Eestoa i 80 81 /.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2ev-The. Enquirer 8
Fort Monroe letter says the rebel reports
state that Pensacola has been evacuated,
and the Navy Yard entirely destroyed by
the FIRE Of Fort Piclzehs.s Gen. Bragg had
sent for re-enforcements. The five Federal
vessels assisting Col. Brown are said to have
been riddled with shot.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-The Old Poini
arrived.
A flag of truce brought some ladies from
Norfolk, but no news. The rebels are evil
IDENTIFY endeavoring to keep back Southern
news.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT; e

1t has been reported 10 this Department
that some Postmasters have declined to re-
ceive United States Treasury Notes payable
on demand, when presented TO them in
payment of postage stamps. and stamped
envelopes. Postmastersareh era6y informed
that such notes are to be received and DIS
bursed by them as equivalent in all respect
to coin. a5EEEE @&E8 s@
I By order of the Postmaster General,
H.,N. STEVELY,
FcsEs 40 T6lrd Asst P. NJ General
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CONFORMATION NOTICE.

ORDER fOkssRLANh Blue " AIN
q Now 8, 1851 .--And now IL is hereby ordered and
directed by the Crmmon Council Of the City Of
Evansville that the owners Of al lots or parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the Northwest side Of
Locust treet, between Sixth and Seventh streets
in said city cause the sidewalks thereon 70 be
brought to the proper grade and that they cause
4 sidewalk OF Glass No i, to be laid Down thereon
within thirty days from the pubLeation Of this
sgas-s a15 PBUREE, Clerk
- Clerks once. Nov. q. 1861. nos21
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New YoRK, Nov 29.-Gen. Fremont ar
rived here last night.
CINcIssAiTI,s Nov. 29.-Heavy snow fall
ing since Up. NJ, bnt-it meIts as it falls.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

The Stars and Stripes waving
over Georgia-Savannah in
danger-Particulars Of the
Fort Pickens Fight, from
Rebel sources "A suspi-
cious Traveller under ar
rest-The cargo of the Brit
Z ish Schooner Marble Post
Office Order.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-30

s~Colonel. Sol. Meredith has resigned
the command of the 10Th regiment, Indiana
volunteers, for the purpose of resuming the
Office of Clerk Of Wayne eountyi to the va
cancv of which he-s1cceeded in securing a
reelection. .....-.
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New YORK, Nov. 29.-The Constitution
with the advance guard of Gen. Buffers
expedition, left Hampton Roads on Wednes-
day afternoon, Southwark bound.
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LoUIsvILLE, Nov. 29.--River rising slow
~; six feet and eight inches in the channel.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
u ? Il 8 sz EHE,s.sA ~ .r1EE.J 2 =
Exclusively for, the Journal.
MORNING. REPORT,

Our troops at Beaufort Ne
groes to assist in gathering,
Corn and Rice General
Summers division gone for
z ward The Nashville runs
the. Blockade The Rebels
falling back-Gen. Buffers
Expedition Sailed. III s.
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ORDER OF '6j0jtiNG5IiIEl' bE5ffBE6TTEG Ions

And now here il Appearing % ths Common CouL
ell OF the City Of Evansville, THAT hor 40 ~ in
Block No. 8, in the Eastern Enlargement of said
city, is 80 situated that water cos1t' anl rema-s
stagnant thereon, and The 0vuer ur Owners 0f said
Lot are hereby directed aual felired by thc se3l
Council fill mp said 10 t'tC sucl q hul-ha witt
prevent water from collecting All ren4luius ssrs-
uant thereon, within thirty days from the ,sslss5
Of this order. fr.. F..
J. Patrick Burke, Clerk of tue CITY OF LYausFllia,
do hereby certify thai tho foregoing Is d true nae
complete copy Of an order ~ sad Council, f,-s1-
the Sd day u August, - p. lsJi 81 lar tt--
istes 20 the within named Lot
In witness whereof, 4 have hereuutJ suUscrve4
my name and affixed thesea OF said Gus tllis lsra
day Of August, A. ID. 1851,
aug14. ..e PAEALCK BUEEE.
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CONFORMATION NOTIOE.
ORDER FOR PLANK Sidewalk.

ORDER FOk FLANK bIDE- WIZ
Nov. Q, 1S61,-And now IL Is hereby ordered AID
directed by the Common Council Of tho City u
EVANSVILLE that the owners Of all iots OF parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwsst SIDE or
Ninth street. from Ann to Division street De said
City cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought 20
the proper grade and that they cause side-welk
of Class NJ. 2 20 be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this order
v - '.a-...... -.H...... p. BURKE, Clerk
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Clerks Office, Nov. p, 1861.
GR's 2 SHE or REL II

u ESTATE for the payment Of the costs aud
eises Of sidewalk improvements. Notice j. here
BY given That by virtue Of a preeept Issued ~ tha
MaYor ef the Qity OF Evansville, sud {, me direeI-
ed WIN sell public auction at the door Of tho
Conrt Honse, in said city, on Thursday, Nov zs'
Is6i: at O'clock p NJ, the following lots par
cells ofreal estate, or so much thereof as mas be
necessary to pa the amount charged and alaseaeed
against said lots respectively Ter the costs and "a
psuses Of making sidewalk improvements Tor said
lots, together with the costs Of salo.
Genrea- RaseneE. -Las 2, BLOCK 81. L--le-l
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SsUen EJundrscsl V'osanttsfs etcAs sn
Campl Young men be warned ia time suppl y
yourselves with HolIowsy's Pills and Ointment
They are guaranteed to cure the worst cases of
Sores, Ulcers, scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Com
plants Only Is cents per Box or Pot.
nOyl9 ZlS
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COLLECTnR,S SAFE.

CITY OF EvAEsvILLE, November &c, 1851
a6A@OTKcE rs HERRRE GHU-RsN-,
@fW that I, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICHs Col
Iector of the CITY of Evansvl e between the hours
of9 and IL O'Clock A. M, -anid z and O'clock P.
N. on Th1rsang, sIbss I Q tls dap or -Dsesns-
Der, sci. VIII sell at Public Auction. at the
door OF the Court House, in the City Of Evansville
Indiana the folio wing lots parts Of lots and par
Gels of Real Estate and improvements, assessed
for the payment of City Taxes for tina year 1s6 4,
due from the own ers thereof the city o. Evans
vile, the same being now due and unpaid and for
the costs of said sale, and that such sale WILDE
continued from day to day at the aforesald hours
and place, until All the lots and parcels OF Real -
tate herein mentioned, are sold or offered for sale:
a2A y -+ OLD PLAN. -+ 4.rnsF Z
Farley Robert-The. south west two-thfrds, -
parts Of the middle on esthird Of lot easASl2 GO
HOwes, Iewis=LotA o. a
sEEsDONATI0Nf BNLARGEMEHT.
South sSils east lstssL Of lot 81 20
TIT 2 II Lot 10 III :. ~ ! z a.IBs 90
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
south-svest haifof Lot No. 25.. 10 40
HoWes Lewis-Lot No. 90
The undivided two-thirds Of PSI feet of wharf
property, beginning at the sOutb-east line
of heet street, and lying, between Water
street and the Bhi0-River, and running
towards Pine St. 287 fset.-......ss...s. 90
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Ask for HooFLAED's GERMAN BTTTERs,
prepared cy Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch Street,
Phfladslphia. They are sold by druggists and
store-keepers in every town and village in the
United States, Csnadas, West Indies, and South
America At IS cents per bottle. ~ negi-d&w1wla
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hand Of Time Weighing heavily upon them, with
ali it's attendant ills, will find in the Of HoOf
land'sGerman Bitters, an Elixir that win instill
new life into their veins; restore, in measure,
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days; build
up their shrunken forms, and give health and en-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-30

Agents wanted throughout Ohio, Indiana, Hli-
,,oia Wiscop sfl, Iowa and the entire West @~ q
circulars and sgnpies forwarded by applying at
our Salssresm, 328, Washington street, Boston,
Mass, 1914 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Doy7-1Y
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-02

TOHN Fl. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHTERS,
CoIHER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
hessrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
the public generally that their stock Of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS. CASSI
HERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture
FURNISHING GOODS.
CTayats, Scarfs Ties Sdspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
| Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING. ia
| worthy the attention Of Planters ocls-d
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gL,&AL&tIUb.
o. 8aftntr5bj1 IQiites.

T. STABLER & COALE are moving their
Z sstockof goods to their Warehouse the 5. W.
of Baltimore and Sharp Streets tenTance Sharp
Street and after this day persons having business with
them, or E. H. STABLER & CO., will please call there.
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Aoasss. IT., Or gait anl Rent

Or FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine DWELL
FILE NC on McCuliogl st.cet between Bfd'e and pes
ft Il t,reestory T AID three story double Rark
h'i;a'' . ny 10 areE alley; viii Ice sold great
Ghar.s street p'S 20 ~ u MARRIOTT No p Zosth
~. For REgT III u .JT5TI7, - -
Ell l.. ~ ontN - ne bANhlNtT HOUSE
Hs!iI i"teiy oecl1ied by josiah Lee Co.
81, r. At BLANCHARD, Trnstac,
- Nc. Al St Paul street
a7fiiA FOR RENT-DW Filling No. n North
EsIii High street between Gay and Fayette ste in good
'ue VIII be rented os to good tenant Apply To
;o,.e WI = CROSS'
J"-- u corner East Falls and Eastern ayenuns
H. FOR RENT AT Clio DUD ,TIIyr,T
hsi,iI FDTTU -ST0pv mn :, E'to = En- NUN Iii, q
EiN civ nsa FranIGGS y IN the western part of the
Iood-with large yard gas and water neig5oT
dninSroo ~ kitchen and six chambers Apply a. 5S3 r.
FaVeue street. n2lsat.mon wedff
49, I.WTTT FYTyT .NGF FTNTI = 49,
Aq;5: near the cv. for one nea I,r.r. AIN
sSss small ARMS suitable for Market Gsria,s W.
Country Seats: HOUSES, IOTS and GI{OIT Nj REET'S
v"ry low MONEY NEGOrI tTjOVS; ND SiTHELtS
SOLD, and COMMISSION RTSTNESS q tS\-EIp Al y ~
No. 10 n. ECtaw street r n RFIi, a. -
dTRGTND DT,,Tglc, ~ ,T,, ,,S-
Z MUM hhNIo " AN1ED-trOm $50 to
to '''o 'e' @n permanent an WI wei ;9,qyed Apply
jal6 If No d %orh Ity1sris go 9t,o.
Ey4p pENq1 I,,,,,, go,
e second story Of the Rril NJ, sS u, 'l,e
Uaion Bank Apply to GTBS5N & CO 1~'
ia9 tt No : n Charles St-.S+
C{R0TTEO . II7TTsy 5I,f5
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SgritaltntaI.

4 GENCY OF
Removed to No. Spears Wharf,
GEORGE r EEtGH65ITIoEEEs SOLE AGENT
Fer Maryland and Virginia
GENERAL C0HHISsIoN AGENCY,
FR
CHENEY, HALL Co., Baltimore
Z. {: ] 4i 59 I G., :.
KrWpsIL i SHATFER
P. H. GREGORY Il Co, Lumpkin, Ga. ja2i-tf
MARYLAND COMPANY S
lYl SUPER-FHCSPIEAT E OF LINE
Warranted superior to any thing Of the kind now in
10 III South Eptsw sheet, opposite baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, Ba!tiinore, Nd. IulOtt
4 PERUVIAN GUANO-direct from Ware
n. house OF Agent of Peruvian Government-in prime
otsr for sale IN lots to suit by GORGE DUGDALE No
A 4 MEXICAN GGANO-in good packages,
DALE. 30. Spears Wharf, up stairs '' y f5itf
pAUGH' S RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE,
cargo car load ton, by GEoaGE nUGDALE Sole Agent
ESLOUR AND GRAIN for shipment, purchased
e 81 ds S9 s EGGf 5tfGGR NEsn 2 1
wharf, up stairs. fel If
GUANOl GUANOl!
US aP9 ali o WRsse f
retail on w Ef GT& Art a T ff P X
Our supply OF PERUVIAN is ample for the sea7on, and
deliver it required from the
AGENTS WAREHOUSE.
thus saving the farmer every expense.
stock OF
MEXICAN GUANO
embraces the cargoes of the ''Humbodtr cosmos and
"POts Bride-the two former being among the richest
ever imported in this market nd will be sold by the
Q single ton.
Our stock Of
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all ofaS seasons importation, and free
purites which impair value Of the poration
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIZZIE,
OF manufacture, and believed be the article
OF the kind prepared in the United States For
deem itsuperor to anything viii h can be applied.
GROUND BONES
Finely powdered from Uuboled Bones.
MANIPULATED GUAN0,
OF the various brands at the manufacturers prices
W. WHITELOCK co,
aulS-f nnth
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aUar0inq.

ROARDING.-A small family having two
pspare rooms would let them, furnshe uafurnished
with without Board. to two three gentlemen. Apply
t27 CONWAY STREET, near Hanover. au3tf
EgOARDlNG.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
Acan have pleasant front or back rooms with board and
the use warm cold and shower bath Location very cen
trl. Transient hoarders accommodated ard furnished
rooms let without board Apply at % NORTH GAY ST,
few doors north OF FAYette auIa. II
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9USIA2Ss CaT0S.
NEW CARVING AND
We would call the attention II the citizens Of Baltimore
and the public, to NEW ESTABLISHMENT, No. 50
der PIcFTRE P0RTRSiT ASb h6oKINGEGL q
THAMES. GILT WORK ofeyery variety. Also importing
LOOKING-GLASS PLATE -'---' '''
BJA orders in our line will be carefully and punctualy
,,.. 80 NyiCKERs & FRANcK
nlitt No 30 West Batm Ore st, near Frederick.
JAMES Il. ANDERSON L son,
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND 63hPEK FIATE PRINTISe,
EagraTed and Printed in tie most fashionable styles
oEP9s4s Td Ho,asi sa1s Letter Stamps etc Lon5sa
rIo@4s Y qREEx gsSJAmIs R. roe
GREEN 4 YOE,
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS,
AND FINE FAMILY GRoCERIES, '''''
iell-U No SIS BALTIMORE STREET, Bgr.
5NE0. W. HOOPER,
- SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
HENPi PATENT coR44GE, Of dHAsffNs. ANCHORS,
SFA BdKS 2 NV (. y S SGGPPRRES oARUM
CoRNER PEAT AND Souri, STREETS,
w A MARBURG & GO, -,
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
Dn AZ? EN% q e y iG . OF
Purchasers would do well to examine our stock before
buying any here else. mh7-u
WEST & JEVENS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS.
GA5 FTXTURES,
No. SoS Baltinqrs street,
Gas Pipes introduced public and private building
ne best manner and on the most pleasing terms. mrII
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The undersigned represent, their old established agel
cy the following frstcass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS or DOLLARS
Ar2sA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD .,........&2 o5o,eoo
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co, HAETFoED....... 551.ooo
MERCHANTS ms co, acknowledgements. 25o0ao
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, tlARTFoRD........ $4,000
MAssAsoIT ms co, SPRINGFIELD. ........ $4,000
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, sPEINGFIELD...... 5oooo0
IETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTgORD-.... 25oGOO
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LONDON. 2,50a00
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency.
stiff J. G. PROTE K SONS.
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E17IRE AND LIFE Insurance.
OFFICE, no. So SECOND STREET.
UEDOUBEED SECURITY AID LOW RITE&
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JHrTElQGs.

= CARRIAGE MANUFlCTGEY.
No. 50 NORTH STREET
cs,5 s:~z5t The undersigned having greatly ell
4l-larggd their pr nises aud increased their !lcil!-
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public 3r
szteRsr stock Of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable manner, which they
prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended to with dispatch and al reasonable prices.
JOHN CIRLETT SON.
iy24tf g North street Baltimore
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ELEN COVE STARCH.
" We now prepared to supply all riders for these
cases warrant them to give satisfaction.
This Starch prepared with great care from the
Southern Corn, and is handsomely put up in every variety
OF packages
We wond direct the attention of the trade particularly
to the
SATIN GLOSS STARCH,
new article, which gives handsome gloss 70 linen and
will not injue the very finest fabric This article IS put up
npaesages containing six pounds and wei adapted TO
" WHITELOCK Il Co,
A South street,
ol7tf Sole Agents
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Jas Williams, est, l.. and J. n S. Lovely ane..... 81 IS
Jas Williams, L. and w. ). South 90
do L. and I. Charles and Barre SITS. ....... IS IS
Jas Williams and VIM Kennedy, est, L. and l. W. s.
this list will continued, those arrears for taxes
for 1851 1858 and 1885, Will trouble and expense by
paying them at once
SAML MACCUBBIN,
la26 2aw2w Auditor
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ HUGH SISSOE,
CORNER North AND MONUMENT STREETS.
- Baltimore.
MONUMENTS, GRAvE-ST0NES, NANTES.
TABbE-TOPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN STATUARY
&c, &c.
Foreign and Domestic Marble furnished the rade al
ow rates tapl-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, March 2S-Nearly dozen
members of the press have been appoin ted to
foreign and home offices, among them Jas. f.
Harvey, a newspaper letter writer, and former
editor of the Philadelphia Americdn.
Joseph >. Wilson, former Commissioner of
the General Land Office, has been returned to
his former place as Chief Clerk of that Blu
reau.
Capt. Josiah Gergas, of the Ordnance De.
partment, has resigned, owing, it is believed,
to his being suspended as Superin tendent OF
tho Frankfort Arsenal.
No troops, it is authori!atvcly stated, have
been ordered to Fort Pickens.
No Supreme Court nomination has been
made.
Mr.. Archibold, late Chief Engineer T. S. N =,
mas declined the same position in the Confed
crate Navy.
The Convention, on the San Juan question
proposed by Great Britain, goes over to the
next session.
COnfrmati0ns by the Senate-Carl Schurz
Minister 10 Spain; Cassius NJ Clay, Minis tel
to Russia; A. B. Dickinson, of New York
Minister to Nicaragua; James T.. Harvie oil
Pa, Minister to Portugal; Is. FL. Ishemond
\. Y, Chief Engineer U. 5. N; George w
Lane, Judge Southern District of Alabama
Capt. Jos Gorgas, of New York, and Lieut
IL. Il. Kelly, of La, U. ). A, have resigned
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Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

New YORK, March 2s.--The steamship City
OF baltimore, from Liverpool On the 18th in
slant, arrived this morning
The Jura, Kangaroo, Nova Scotisn, and Full
ton had arrived out.
The city Of Messina had surrendered to the
Sandman forces
The Iibernia, of the Galway line, would
make her first trip on the 28th inst
The French Legislature was engaged in de-
batting the Emperor's address Tho main
topic was his Orleans policy. Several mem
bers strongly denounced associating with the
English policy. which had proved victorious
Ill Italy. One member warned the Govern
ment against the suicidal policy, and pre-
dicted internal danger ahead.
All was quiet at Warsaw Russian troous
continued to arrive
The Conference on the Syrian question was
being held, 1t was expected an agreement
would soon be decided upon
Dispatches were received announcing that
the Mussulmen of Syria were assuming a
threatening attitude towards the Christians
turkish Government drafts on Mires, for
soaoo0 piastres, We're duly paid on the 10th.
DlHefences had occurred between Sir Ed
Bulwer and the American Minister. Sir E b
declined TO attend the reception of the latter
on Wa.hington's birth day.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March l3-Cotton-Sales for fou,
days OF 80 900 bales, including 10 500 for specu Ia
ton and export. The market closed firm, with
an upward tendency. Breadstufs frm md steady
Provisions quiet.
Consois alt99l5, for money