davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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coDIFYIKG THE STATUTES.

Senator Sumner intends pressing TO con.
summation the measure which he introduced
ten years ago, for a classification and coGiica.
tion of the statutes of ths United States, and
which has now been recommended in the mes.
sage of the President. Congress has, since the
organization of the Government. eancted some
5000 acts and joint resolutions, which fill more
than 5000 closely printed pages, and are scat
tered through many volumes. A bill for the
purpose mentioned has been introduced in the
House. -
NECESSITY OF CLOSING THE LIQUOR STORES.
On Friday. Gen. Andrew Porter, the Provost.
Marshal, appeared before the Judiciary and
Military Committees Of the Senate. and urged
immediate legislation which should empower
him to close the drinking shops, which are
emoraliziug our troops by selling them
LIQUOR, and to close which the present laws are
not ssficent. The Provost. Marshal has de
| termined 10 revoke all passes which have been
transferred, and to punish those transferring
them. A number Of arrests have already been
made. -
THE FIRST EXECUTION IN THE ARMY OF THE
! POTOMAC "A DEsERTER SHOT.
Gen. franklin was yesterday furnished with
copy of the order for the execution Of VIM. II.
johnson, a private in the Lincoln cavalry. Ac-
cording TO report. his offence was desertion.
Supposing himself to be in the presence Of a
party of the enemy. be expressed Joy that he
had made his escape. The officer in comma nd
then bad a private conversation with him,w
be freely and anxiously gave such Information
Of the United States army as would have beer
ofgrest Importance 10 the rebels. lis revela
tion concluded. he was arrested, and much Il
his surprise. on discovering his mistake, wa
taken back to bis own camp prisoner.
The execution took place Friday afternoon
in the presence Of Absut 1000 soldiers belong
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A SETTER Doc, adopted by Fremont's Body
Guard, named f" Corporal. is distinguished tor
his intelligent and noble sonduct on The battle.
field at Spring field. 4" Corporal found one. OF
our men lying sadly wounded, and in need Of
immediate surgicalrelie The dog ran to the
surgeon, and by his persistent barking and
uneasy movements iaduced him 10 follow to
the spe. where the wounsed gusrdsman was
lying.
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lag to Gen. Tranklin's division. A detachment
ct twelve men were detailed for the purpose
Eight ofthem first fred, when Johnson fell on
his coffin, but life not being extinct, the other
four in reserve FIRE, with the required effect.
This is the first execution in the army of the
Potomac
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Besides the great amount OF freipbt. in thu
shape Of military stores, &C.. sent dowa dsilv
to Fortress Monroe, by the sleam mers from Balti.
more, every boat now carries from thirty "a
torty thousand feet Of lunber, designed for
building barracks, store rooms, stsblingv foF
horses, DC. An Immense amount has gons aaa
more ID to follow. 81. \. s,r,s- -
esaat s.t 3.s~ SIS. - e. go -easasAst5 4ar
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Washington News and Gossip.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY TO PREVAIL.

All thought of overruIing the pelicy of Pres
ident Lincoln in regard to tho war is now vir-
tUally abandoned. After full consideration of
all the reasons that have been presented to ia
duce him TO modify his plans to please the rad
icals, the President has firmly resolved to stand
by hig original purpose, to regard the Union as
Unbroksn, to restore the National laws over
the seeded States as rapidly as possible, and
to protect the lives and property Of all citizens
in the seeded States who have not, with
knowledge and consent, engaged in the rebel
lion or given aid and comiert to the rebels
This final decision Of the President was declar-
ed on Thursday. The vote in the House on
Thursday afternoon to lay on the table the res
Olutions instructing the President to counter
mand an order OF Gen. Halleck, of Missouri,
settles the question that Congress is not pre-.
pared to superseds the President and his Gen
erals. The conservative element of Congress
is supposed. from that vote, to have a majority
large enough TO secure practical unanlmity in
the Houee.
DEBTS TO NORTHERN CREDITORS.
The question Of securing the rights Of North
srn creditors against rebel debtors will soon
come before Congress in tangible and effec-
tive form. II is understood that the Attorney
General has claimed that Congress esuld not,
under the Constitution extend the powers Of a
Military Court so as to give it civil jursd icton
and though he has never denied the justice and
equity of Judge Freese's action as Provost
Marshal of Alexandra, in behalf of Northern
creditors, he denies the right of the military tc
interfere in the matter at all. Mr.. Bingham
OF the Judiciary Committee, holds that there il
no Limitation under the Constitution to the cvi
power, ass applicable to these cases, but ne holds
that there is a constitutional power to NEE
such an emergency as has now arisen in tn,
country. The commercial interests of New
York are pressing immediate action.
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rALsE REPORT ABOUT GEN. MCCLELLAN.

There is no truth whatever in the statement
that Gen. Mcclellan threatened to resign, un-
less, the President overruled portion Of Mr..
Csmeron's Report. Gen. Mcclellan never ex-
pressed any opinion on the subjec, of Gen, Cam
erOn's policy of using slaves in the war. until
after the President had declined to receive or
adopt Mr.. CamsrOn's views; and even then his
opinion merely amounted ls the expression Of
a belief that the adoption of Mr.. Cameron's
views wOald have had an unfavorabls effect on
the army in the field. This statement came
from the President himself.
Smyrna times., 1861-12-19

The secessioHists have taken possession ofall
Jaslice .Catroa's property areuad Nashvill, /,
a,nounilsg 40 500 900. As esef.f anaaa seaa ~
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Oh ! cruel Kate, why kill tbs bee
That lights upon thy ruby lips!
He thinks thsm roses--why should he
Not Gwn the honey that be sips!
All! me you would not kill. hOpo,
III. like that deluded bee,
should dare those buds of bliss to ope.
Add think their sweetness all for nae.
Home journal.
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CHOICE POE FRY.
The Deluded Bee.

BY C. cHAUEcEY BURR.
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81 ssssesa aH& sast as.ss s i.aa - >
HNaFsf'# aF Fsh
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vnaunla
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
WAsHINGTON NnWa.

WAsHrAGToN, April B.
Il Is understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will receive Offers for Treasury notes,
fedeomAolc IN two years, for the balance OF the
has been made for TIVE milli0ns at \ per oent.
premium.
Il. W. Cheesman has been appointed Assistant
Treasurer ct San Francisco f; Thomas II Turnnr
Marshal for the Eastern District Of Virginia
9nd Nuaries L. Loring, Chief Engineer in the
i6e Interior Department has under oonsidera-
n0n the subject Of the Land Offices In tire new
Territories OF Daootah, Colorado and Nevada
il is not true that the Southern Commissioners
have taken house in Washington. Il Is we'll
understood that the length Of their sQiourn here
will be dependent on circumstances.
Mach allrul exists here ON account Of the mill
silence.
i.seat. Gilman had an interview this afternoon
with Secretary Cameron aud Gen Scott, and len
Immediately for Pensacola.
John Minor Bots arrived here with lsrro
delegation Of NIg,nianS TO aseertain by personal
conference the exact intenUons Of the Govern
meut. Mr. Bolts visited the President, and ad-
ViEed the evacuation of Sumter.
An oihoer from South Carolina has arrived, TO
recruit for the southern army.
A special dispatch 20 the New York Herald
dated New Orleans, April 5th, says: More sen
talion dispatches from Vi MaEhington to-day stats
that President Davis has ordered Gen. RaaursFaFd
20 stop Major Anders0u's supplies and out OF al
communication with hin, sad place Fort Sum
ter IN state OF selge. II sach was the fact, We
would receive immediate intcllige from Mont
Advices from Jamacai 20 the 3sd ult. state that
e40Tuery and Charleston. The Cabinet &C Ment-
g9mery believe no beligerentsteps WILDE resort
ed to.
Prinoe Alfred met a royal reception az Bsrba
does Preparations are making to give him 4
magnificent bail AZ JRmacni
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Charleston direct, nake ne Roatiea 81 ~
end it is probably inseFrogo.
the Commsroial'a dispatch says tAAa
Lieut.. Talbst has arrived from Fert heRtfp
and Ne cabiAsa ere il aasisa ppeA "a as
Shs Sas suGhority sAys oOl. AAsga, had
of tAe TshorPaBhioa DaPAu hRa, has hssa
relioV hsn duty, aAd NGiS7 Daahs aP-
poinE3 Il hla atGAA,
TAs ceEn@Oial's disDAlsA sayI ord@s
havs haa tSNOd fer ths dispatch ef VI
steaR figgae NissisaiPPi - SaAinWF taealy'
Alho tAst Jgha EshSE lOts ana eth~s prem
ineai FiFFiaiAsa ny hat tlD ProaidSat ae5
eliR0 = oAmiA hiRsslf e. - hia policy e
int-9tions. ~ that ~ rapsrt thAt hs
Pre- dent Ma emsluae1 - call en- w lsyat
etata fef tqsaps iu,RRtFuO, and ahAt ie is n0b
Asu4ht auy osllisiSa was likely q PrgsnA
eap4. Noigs, Of ths osrPs Of Typographical
HaginosgS, len this city ts-dGy il command
sf . oompaAy Of earPaatsrb and s1AeF ne
ehaAies, lstaly sFFiVOd ErsR the WaAhingtoA
Navy Yard destination uhkReWn. ASifs,
in reply y . question Wkaro hia erdoga al-
Ea,se hin, remarked, Tea will knew AL
about il IN tsn dayI."
A lsFes nsmbsr ef noR ere at WsFk On the
frisatuS Wshash aAd Roanoke, aAd bRE
Ferry
The EoWD4tu4n Eo8 EoNtlNo4 ofaoEs -
taueh 81 FOrt Hamilton fer hrosps On her
way y ssS. The sEoopa a. Fera HAnilloA
aad oplumbuR are Fuskihg up Ter iARsaiAte
mSYsment.
cart, BerYy's battSry is sa the Atlantic.
Orders have been received in this city fof
iHme.sa qnautitiOs Of aana-sagS, and n, ,eOG
aro aet Misunderstanding fer Tsrsugas.
A disnaAsh 70 Ahe nxpross sAys the Attel~
peV GOsoral decides thSra is ne Aagal manner
sfeollsatiRR The rsvoaus in the seeded ports
uhsri 81 additional lOgislstion By Coagrsas.
The steam nloop oi-WAr PGWnss lsft Wash
inEton to-day for Nsrfolk, where she will re-
ssiVO hsE orders.
WAsHIsaToN, April 9.
4hS stsanw Pswnos, which has been
living a the Navy Yard since tho hrst Of
March. lsft ts-dsy fer Eorfelk. She is in
fuii war trim. Her ultimate destination IS
net Publiely knsWn.
Lieut.. Talbot has returned ts Fort bum bsr.
He hrst rsPors 10 the Secretary OF War,
VIE accom- panied him 10 the Presidents
kSuas, where he remained for several hours.
AUsUSrA, Ca, April 8.
Little ralianas is placed on the dispatch
from the North respecting war preparations,
but il is universally conceded that all prefer
Guoh policy 70 suspense,
BosToN, April 9.
There is great activity manifested at the
Charleston Navy Yard ever 500 persons
bsieF employed.
The brig Bainbridgs iS ready for sea, and
is waiting for her crew.
The steam frigates Minnesota, MiIGiSSippi
and Colorado are also nearly ready.
CHARLHsToE, April :.
The public are by no mSans disappointed
by the recent news Of WArliks movensat.
1hO confOderacy Is ready TO rsSelVs il
Vinit8rs in any form.
The supplies Of Fort Sumter are hot yOt
cut eG. Affairs, however, appear p b
sElminatins.
PHrHAsBURs, April ..
The sxsitsnOnt iS very great and the war
a0WE is discussed on every corner. All are
willing it bhould come, and all Bsy Virginia
nusi . eat Of the UAioR.
NoXTssKHHT, Ala, April s.
Psspls are plsased with the prOsPssa Of .
bruah, Rnd AL tnc@ are bright with aAtii-
PATTON
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YIRGINTA CoNYRNTToN.

nl0hhoAps a lLkl .
In the Convention 70 day the 9Th resolution vas
NJ in Committee OF the Whele. ItWas amended
on motion Of Mr. CFOtcher, By inserting the
words dissolve their connection vita iH lieu 81
the words. seast oG obedience to-"
Mr. Moore moved 70 strike ont She Wosd
sfWrOngs" and insert "causeG," the idea bBibF
that wrongs did not impei States to saceds, which
was rejected By large majority.
Some other amendments were defeated
Er. Baldwin moved 10 amend BY inserting
"esrnestly desire" in lieu Of the words, "indUlgs
the hope Agreed 20.
Mr.. Wise moved 10 strike out the whole, and
insert the substitute contemplating reaRtarce %
wrongs. induging in the desire for an adjust
ment and that Virginia should not offer or adopt
any terms Of adjustment which ought not 70 be
acceptable 70 the seeded States and restore then
to the Union. Size Convention refused 70 strike
out-ayes 81, nays So
Er wise moved % amend by adding the last
clause Of the foregoing substitute, which was re
jected o. 10 "a Fhe resolution was adopted.
The eeYenth resolution was then taken up and
amended on motion OF Mr. Wise, by striking
out all from the word government 10 tbs last
r-Bes.fence-yeas 6S. nays 65.
Er Leakc moved " amend by adding deola-
ration that the North must abstain froM infcrler-
euce With slavery in the States ana common Ter
ritory, and{abandon all hostile political organiza
tious. Rejected, 40 20 81 The tn fes0iEuoh 81
amended, was adopted.
The eighth resolution was passed By FOR thi
present
The 9tl resolution was taken mp.
1lr- Conrad moved 10 strike fFUm the FIRST lire
the words, "exercise OF tbs right" and irFsri
"Withdrawal from the federal Government q
agreed 20 Other amendments were ohered
pending which the Convention adjourned
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EROM NEW YORK.

NHW YoRK, April 6.
Forged Virginia STATE bonds were sent 70 Liv-
eTIn0re Clevos Mason, by man named r. II.
BarDoyr aliss james Elliott who b under arrsst
for the forgery.
1t appears that the only stsams1 YET chartered
by the government are the Atlantic snd Illinois
The former ia dtting up 80 carry 900 troops Ano
provisions for sixty days
The PoWhattaR IS probably detailed - eonFey
them TO their destination
Tus corvette Savannah VIII probably DO nj n
charge of Workmeu t0-day.
Two companies are reported to have len Pen
Hamilton last night.
Ihe steamer Water Witch was 70 have gone n
70 commission at Philadelphia yesterday.
Large quantities OF army stores were shipped
from the pier last night on board the 4 ta1iis
The City Of Baltimore gziled to-day for Liver
pool, taxing $4,000
The steaIner United Kingdom, from GlaassW
on the 23d alt, arrived at Portland ye1tgfday Al
teruOon. News anticipated.
The Times Washington disPSsos aaF1 tAat d.
Fisher. Of Esrquhar county, has beod aPPoiHtsd
Marshal OF Essgern Virginia
The sane auih5rity says dispatch fs6slvee
from responsible peraol IN CAarleston, states
that Gen. Beaursgard haa lett for Aerril Island.
Re iE repO ted - hsFe stated that Matof Andof
son now has but two aiternatiTes-to eyaouate
Fort Sumter in forty oigAt hours or 'suhef bon-
bardmeuf
The Zines dispatch alss says he southsrH
Commissioners express the bslief that psaceful
policy viii prevail, but II the policy Of lhe Eeda
raj Government Is fhe enfOrceIsnf OF the Fcde-
raj laws the seeded States are ready 70 resist ts
the bitter end.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW HoRK, April g.
The Government has chartered the steamer
Illinois, which will 60 70 sea uader sealed orders
today, or Monday Her mails and passsngofs
for Europe 60 in the City Of Baltimore.
4 be iribuncs W aahingtOn correspondent sayl
no official intelligence has bven received tha9
MAJOR Andsrson's supplies have been stepped.
1hat the authorized statement Is madl that the
spanish Government il not responsible for the
demonstrations at st. Domingo. Also, that No
orders have been iasued for the blOokads Of
Southern ports
Com. Stringhans commission has q sifereHt
purpose. Tas Government Is still without In
teiiigence whether the reinfarcsmsut Of Fort
Fickens had been Effected, and is naturally very
GnNi0us. Is orders were sent Wo9Es ago.
A dispatch tr0in Baltimore ztates that large
body OF volunteers lott that city TO rally around
she deg tine Union in Texas, under Governor
Houston.
W sshington correspondents state that the Pres
ident is daily receiving numerous telegrHPhic
dispatches from all portions Of the country
Urging no surrender Of any Forts, and ofsfing t.
volunteer attempts Of Reimbursement Gas nan
oEere 20 reinforce Sumter az ton days notice, for
81 003.
GOV Curtin, Of PennsyiVania, had long IN
tervisw with GsnoFai Scott and Secretary Cam
iron.
Il is rumored that Pennsylvania VIII immedi
ntsly assume war footing.
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Last Rights Report.
IrraRTANT - oHARLEsEoN.

MRsRTAN4 RRe4 CAARLHBFoN.
oKARLRsEsH. April g.
sYssiai 70 the Herald: Reliable Information
has been EsssiYod ffon ths Nsrth that FslRfores-
nonts hsvs bssa ordered 70 Fort suntsR, aoesn'
panied By sqSadrSa under Con. strlnghan.
Five thsuaand SouthsEn msn, In addition to
those b the 6s7tiacatiSns, are ready - take tAS
aeld within tRsRty-foHr Aoun.
The ultinAtuR, siege or SufF0ndsT, has net besp
seat tO lEajOr AndeFSaa bat with thS supplies to-
day, he va hotihsd, By Behurssard, they are the
last, WhisA iS equivalent 70 declaration Of hos
tilities This iI positive.
TroOps AnVs been ordOred 70 FsHdssVous at
psints rsnsts ffon CHARLESTON, bat within sup
porting distrAse. v vAboA the movements of the
enemy.
GaT. PisRsus to-dAy iHBpSetsd the batteries
accompanied ~ his counsel and senior oficsrI.-
BlOOdGhSd Is Inevitable.
forual demand fer The surrender Of the Fort
has Ast been made, and may not be at all.
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OOMMRROIAL.
CL8vALAND nIARKRT-APRIL 8.

A1AaAA~AN9
FLOUR-RteadY, with the usual LEGAL douand.-
Balss Of 100 bblS X white st SS Is.
WHRAF-Firn. Red In fAir Ssnand ct Sl,8i.-
Sales eft cars at those hSurs5 and car AiF Red ~
SI,oS. Nothing doing In White, and no change 20
noto In quotations.
OATS-Remaln dull ct 30 per car.
CORN-sAlo ofa car extra pure white at go. Tel
lev iS steady at Sle.
HIGnwNRs-sAlss of 50 Sbls at lso. and ~ do
Ct IKE
MEss PORK-salos of $50 bhli at SO; ard do
ct HAns.
BUTTER-Dsl. With ne nosio..bl. oAaagstoa
quotAtoAs.
EGGs-ouist Light sales Stso.
FRUITS-saIeS Of COED quality peeled Peaches
at I13c.
CHEEsE-sal.. q 1900 n' prime Western Re-
serve at 90.
sEEDs-clOvoF is steady at s4,cOo4ns; Time
thy at 91,S21S.
POTATOEs-Ars bsing bought freely b. ship.
pOrS at 300 for priRs Asscsrs sad NoShannooks.-
Other varieties rASss ct 2s02sO.
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Western n store 69o dslvsr6d CSC for damaged; 69
6SNc for new do afoat and deveredf 6a963c ipr new
ern yellow. tH.fsl
0ATs--In limited request at 81 3Ac isr western
and Canada; S33f6eSie state.
PORk-MarkHt hrmer and good demand pre-
vaila SALES are ilQO bbls at SlI2al7,3lA for mess
prime,
BEEF-MaFkot firm with moderate demand -
Sales 100 bbls at Sl,55@500 for country prime;
te768625 for country mess SsOJGel0O0 for repacked
mess; fln,5069ll 30 for extra mesa.
PRIME MBSs BEBk-- Dull and nominallT
unchanged.
REEF HARIs-o let and arm at sI28l5 for
state and western.
OUT MEATs-In fair request. saios $50 pigs
6A6dtsc shoulders sA6l6o Tor hams.
uACON-hfaTket quiet and unchanged. saiea are
20 boxes rough aides az skc.
ElARD-QuOted shade hrmer, and demand more
active. Sales 100 bbs at 9@056o for No. TO prime
western
RUTTRR-l Is selling at loc@llo tor ohioi
isd1lgC state.
prime.
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REFURN or ERB NASsBRGRRRROk
SUMTER
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WAsHTNGT0N aIGTTRRA.

NHW OAK, April 9.
The Exprsn says that the Secretary Of ths
TreaHury has authorised sub. Treasurer Cisco q
fSll p6rtion OF all Of the Eve million Treasury
loGes. A subscription fer the notes st & per
-esnt. premium il being made up among bsnks
baAkers, tFua1ses and BaEinE1 baBk1a sAd Mr.. Cil-
90 will, without doubt, Be able to place the en-
tire alaeunt
The Post says that the Post Hastsl General Ahl
finally decided ts retain TIE present post once
sits in New Iork .aAd that warrant has been
draws for ne purchase money. Aiso, that tha
sppoiatmeHts fer tie District Of Columbia viii
be as follsWH: Mr.. BloWlO, Of Name, 9AVy
Agent; Gel. LanOa, Of uliBOis, Marshal, Mr..
Wosd, Of n. T., eonmiE1oAoR sf FGblio Bald
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saturday Nigat's RepOrt.
GOFERNMENF MOVE
-Trn.rra WAR TNDICATWD

IMPORTANT GOFERNMENF MOVE
UFKFg---WAR INDICATED.
EHw YeRK, April 6.
Sixteen double banked boats f9T landing
troops have been put aboard the Steamer A.
Isntie.. She sails To- night.
Tho Powhattan has leh the Navy Iafe:
Tic Evening Post learns fsOm Rlrglnian
who had it fIom Major Ben MeOuitPegA's 9
own lips, that he hsd organizes q iofes q
Eve thousand men % ssile y hs1nip gssR y
instant the FIRST blood is split
enseiaI dispatches from Bmhinftsn =
.bs Pogt and Commercial, say it IL repEFood
tbst Major Anderson having refused b
snrTendef Fort Sumter, the bombardmelt
bsi commenced. Regular disPetaaa1
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PRORT ARKANsAs.


III Btats's 1igka party haViag prsVio4sly
orodto4 q laRRs pels 81 fs0t hiFhi ware 70 day
presented - 1aiiaa with large Tag Containing
10 atafs aad he State arEIs, Win red ald wtit8
stripes, vita tha-sE9ords " No Babmis1isA oo the
NoFth . WifhiR the circle si stars, Ead "9Sulhsra
Riehh" arouRd TIE 8tats agnG, Which, sb Il
o'oIosk, vas fang 70 the hrssES Az nuoh OpPs-
GitioA va eRpfellaS by UnioA msl q the Raising
of the Aaa, the URisniHts oroetsf . STAG on tie
OapolG of the uOuFt Hslges ane GulE to tAs
bfees8 laFRS Naslsnal Flag, With - GtsFs, the
Whsia baihf sarn0uAteG With the AmeRisaB
sagie Amer the daR Taislngs, the lmlaonsS crowd
was addressed by ". D. EeagAH in faVeF Of ~
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NEw YoRK mARKET-APRm I


FLOUR-MaEkst opsued Sc better With mir ds.
rnand for expert and home eougnm ption bat toward
the close became dull and tbs improvement was In
4 great measure lost. Market closing quiet
Sales are l5,iO0 bblh at Ss,2t@S5,3g for guperhne
Sfate. S5l40A5,50 Tor extra state, $5,25A3,30 for
1uperflne western; IS, ,loa57 forcOmmon to medium
egtrsl wsstsrn 56585,15 for shipping brands sxtra
round hOoDed OhiOi and s5ssOG7,oO iortrads brands
CANADIAN FT.0UR-Aarks. may bo quoted
a ghsde hrmer, with little more doing. SAILS are
Iqo bbs at 80 for common good extra; 81 rs
n. "a for choics and fav0rit do.
EYB arket steady ct S Sy3594, 10 COM
mon to choice lupernno. ..a
CJ0RH MEAfs-Market quiet ct S7,se for JeF-
sey: a3,l5f13 20 for Brandywfne.
WHIgKT-In good request and market nrmer.
Sales are $50 bbl6 at lsA(ol6he- Chiefly at inside
price This evening 1873 bbla were sold ct lSe
WHEAT-AlaEket fully lc better with improves
export demand. PrtvHte accounts by the America
are favorable. Sales are coo bEah Chicago spring
ct Si,25Gl,z in store and delivered; 200 bush Ra-
cine spring At 81 - IN store; 200 bush mixed state
at glaI devgredf 7f00 IN nerior % fair Canada club
al tla2Gi 30 delyeFed 1880 bush Milwouke club at
si a9E 70 arrive, slf3l 80 delivered; 400 bush am,
Der lows 1t 3 IS 80 bnsh Green Bay spring at
fig7FI ss3f afioat and delivered; 800 bush while
NesteFn AZ Sl,l09i,6t; 900 bush amber Jersey at
e'VF-Iu Air rsousst for export AZ bsttsr ,irio,s
8sss are 7s0 bush northsrn at &c. and 100 bush 90
~ &c. the latter feT export = .Ha -rr...h
. EAREEK-Esrlet dull With aalos 81 500 bush
lIfSTior 10 fair state At 66e17eo.
BARIAEH HfALT--Markst quiet at s59ssc,
C0RN-Market without material change with q
eD ge NO. DIasa e S@S4S NJ % uixsS
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