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REAL sCE8ELDAHg sCEETAPps.
vANDE vEER's
RELOCATED GIN, or GENUINE sCHETDA II scaN4PP6
pure article of holland Gin
wholesome beverage and an Invaluable FAMILY M1yyI
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases OF
D7sENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATIsM,
GOVT,
FEVERs,
etc., etc, etc
ills highly recommended by many most eminent nh
throughout the States and agreeable altar
alive and admitted eectualy Urinary
Ogas etc. and peculiarly adapedto the females and
children
other article offered that is Justly ened In
the name orthe
Real SChcfst@m Schnapps,
he public cautioned purchase article
F4NDEVEEh'S INDICATED GIN;
Real Sen cid lam s hnNpna
Each bottle will signature Of the proprietor and Mons
other is genuine wthoutit.
For sale New orleans wholesale retail at propetors
prlcesby
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
q and ISL ChaEtres street,
DR.. WRIGHTs
CtLEBHATED IsE1JUvENAGIHG EaL1xIn
Prepared
On the scteet Pharmaceutca Principles by Of the abs
Chemists Of the age, for the cure Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Iubecily,
Determination of Blood to the Head, !
Confused Ideas,
Hysteris,
General Irrablity,
Bestiessness and
... sleeplessness at Night,
LoE8o of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
ELaacation,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION ofthe
Organs of Generation,
Palpitaton ofthe Heart
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO..
q and l61 Charresstreet
Sole Propretors |
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

mas won or htf such for the cue variety
Of Throat hnd Lung Complaint that entirely
or Us to recount the evidence of its virtues wherever ii he's
been ed As has long boen throughout
LUIS ecIo We ne not do thnn the people Tia
qNy Kept mp to the best has BEEN and that NAV
DC Feed on TO do for their ree ha5 ser bee ound n do
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GoNPTRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, July S, 1861.
No. 56S5.1
Whereas The contracts building new and keeninp in re-
pair all the bridges the four Districts Of the city viii soon
pre- and the interest of the city requires that the said work
should again be put under contract be it. therefore,
Roc That the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
10 SELL after i've days notice in the Official Journal four
tracts one for each District for airing the bridges and
making new bridges in each District for the years.
said work to be done according the specifications City
Surveyor and said ndndcaons be subject the
rejection of the Common Council.
tSignedl ]. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July s. 1861.
lSignedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, July Is, 1861
will adudcate ut my office O'Clock NJ the
racts 10 the lowest bidder.
iS7t &. W. CULBERTSoN Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-16

TN nlScG OF thu steamer Eharrncrl
THE 9SEEDEE4AREG STATES
, ~ ., Mail Packer IF nry a., X. Holiness mas.
tssfs-s5' ter for NicksbarE, WNrenton New Carthage
Grand 'fclt II. Joseph Rodney Warrpr50
Ma chez and Mail ndng4 below For frnght or passage
apply on board, or to
jy2 tt n. r. CARROLL. h co, Agents.
- ~ Caroniele street.
The Mary T. VckShug with steamer Charm
for all points uaco river.
NJ B.--ihe steamer May \. connects at Ticksbnrg with
steamer Dew Drop for the Gn2oO and Taahatchie rivers All
eigh consigned 10 OF the ew Drop will 20
through without detention, Mt highwater rates.
NJ. DENT. CnntAn.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at5P M.
THE STEA tfTlE. OUISVIEF.Ic.-
FE9S h. Capt. Joseph tunIts-Ths tayorite passenger
packet will here and be ready 10 receive
~tfssis5aS% freight on Monday ming tor ,on Rouge
Natehe@ yic4burg aud all the Bends. freight or
apply on board, or to
TIIOS. RECIPE,
iyl1 If u Cirnviar straet
Is. This line Napoleon with regular pacEetg for
Arka3SiS nnd White rivers, and Memphis Memphis
nah, Norfolk, Nashville etc.
Bills leling sgael the Of the agent IN to Clock
nufu of Il NiV~'A
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e. @. IN. kiUTaEREFbERD. OOMMIssIOA
~ the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves 0ics and
Sss% Yard. No, sS RarnnNe stroet. Nsw Orleans Ia.
EA tai "a
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8sbisiu of THE 8tarkets.

GREsoEsT orFIoE, No. 10 CAMP STREET, i
Tuesday Morning. July IS, 1851.
..There is some inquiry but we hear of
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This Is the only remedy in the hunsJ
fraEe-thngs that fatal destructive to children
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
important Prtsid ntiai NOmina 1 ms.
WAsuINGToN. March Ia

WAsHINGToN, March lS.
The President to-day nominated 10 tho
Senate as
Minister tc England-Charles T. Ad.
ans, Of Massachu sotts.
Minister to France--Wm. ]. DAYTON.
Of New jersey
Minister to Sardinia George P. Marsh,
Of Vermont.
Minister to Turkoy-Jamos Watson
Webb, Of New York.
The nomination of Mr.. Dayton as Min
lister to France was Immediately confirmed,
the rule requiring it to be referred having
beensusponded, as that gentlema was
formerly member of the Senate, and his
character is therefore sufficiently known
without formal investigation This is the
usual courtesy in such cases.
The Senate also confirmed the following
nominations.
Bonjiman NJ. Trumbull, as Receiver Of
of pub ic Moneys, at Omaha, n. Y.
Ex-Gongrcssman VIM. a. Howard, ss
Postmaster at detroit, Michigan.
VIM. s. Thayer vas nominated for
Consul General to Egypt, and Patrick J.
Devine, as Consul at Cork
Dr. Locke, Of Indiana, has deem ep.
pointed Chief of the Agricultural Bureau
Of the Patent Office,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Ray" By the passage Of the bills organ
ising the Territories Of Dakota, Colorado
and Nevada, the President will be called
upon to appoint three Governors, three
secretaries, nine judges, three d trict at.
sOrneys, three United States MarshaI,, three
registers, and three receivers, and three
surveyors general. Additional Land dis
tricts were also created IN Oregon aud
Washington Territory, by the last Con.
sress, which viii require two new registers
and two row receivers Of the pubic lands.
Pitch in boys and help yourselves,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1861.
sS5- Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, so

s1- Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, SO
called because, on that day boughs ofpalm
tree used to be carried in procession in i'm
itation of those strewn by the jews in the
way of Christ when he went up to Jeru-
salem.
Gen. Henry Lee died March %, 1878
The Indian chief Somosct visits the pill
srim., March %, 1921
Vera Cruz, Mexico, taken, March %,
lS17.
Charles Wesley died % March 1893.
Good Friday.
The allies entered Paris 80 March lSl4.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
John Milton.

man. lie was Democrat of the first wa
ter, statesman, a controversialist, and o
poet. II is curious TO observe how differ.
emily he was circumstanoed at different
periods Of his life, 1t is related of Men.
dclshon the Second, that when he was
youag man, he was known as the san of
the great Mcndolshon; but when he came
to be old, he was known as the .Jatiey of
the great Mcndolshon So Milton, when
young, although he had written some small
poems of great merit, yet had compare
lively no reputation as poet lie was
known as scholar, and when the trouble
in England broke out his pen was among
the kccncst in defense of popular rights
and liberties. His argument in favor of
the "lIb9rty Of the press is unansworable.
His "dcIcnce Of the people of England"
absolutely cXhausts the subcct-hi5 ''trac,s
on divorce are ably and forcbly written,
and leave but little to be said Oh that sdo.
His "Christian Doctrine" is learned and
lucid sta'cmcnt Of his views and his ar
gUmouts in favor Of some Of his positions
al2 the store house from which many yet
draw conclusions
Ills rroso works make five, handsome
volumes, and they were the most renowned
for ability and cloquenco, of their day;
and yet how completely, until within COM
porotiyeIy few years, have they been bu.
ried from the world. Defender of the
people Of England from the execution Of
Charles l. Latin Secretary to Cromwell
and the Parliament. Democrat in relrion
and politics, he became the hunted VIC
tim of the royalists when Charles | I. came
to the throne. His letters, his ENGLISH
hi'tory, his controversial and political
works, were hidden from the eyes Of men;
and in the retirement into which he was
forced, blind, somewhat neglected, and bu-
ried from the world, he composed that no.
bic poem, by which posterity at last will
know him bcst-"P Paradise Lost"
Immersed in the absorbing business Of
the rcnodcling Of the government Of Eng
land, he was scarcely known to his con-
temporarics as a poet or rhymer but
as the stern and uncompromi.inr friend
Of liberty Of conscience, Of speech and Of
action. To US, on the o.hcr hand, those
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
POSTSCRIPT.
Latest by Telegraph.
Minister Buckalew Superseded

President lincoln has appointed Hon.
Robert NJ Palmer, of Schuylkill county,
Minister TO the Republic of Ecuador,
South America. This is the position
which has becn 50 honorably filled for near
three years past, by our esteemed fellow.
citizen, the Hon CHARLES Il. BUcKALEw
We may, therefore, in few months, cx.
pect the return of Ex Minister BUcKALEw
and Family to Bloomsburg, vhoro he will
be warmly welcomed TO the American
shores by his many devoted friends and
conlding iellow.citizens.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

ns7y- st the Sale Of Esquire Painters
effects on Saturday last ,someraro old books
newspapers and other documents went of
at bargains. Our legal brother Writ, be.
came the fortunate possossor Of several
volumes Of Haaarfs Hc@jsgcrj work as
hard to get, IS it Is valuable and interest
ing when procured. LUCKY fellow.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

7-I--T7V
( LIII IS sslliaulary 0I tl Esgrc OF J,rua iiELwIG
il'a G l.rrust tu%ushipip Columbia colgty rccas.
"d HaNr u-,u ..Lutr by ia l.. -Itr Of ,u,duh C.uu.
iy a. t' un rsIsu'i All persons having cai> against
the E>irr OF "a. t.rs mi II.-l'G tu present III IN
N the "a rtot, nj their r~i iu Locust township
AIlput datly and u persons indebted 10 make pay
FORTHWITH.
TETER $ llEIWIG, In. r,,,,.,or,
IOuN =. WALTER, H't'"'Ors'
I Hli -tI
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

~ l., Is refreshing to hear Greeley, IN
the |o@T"" Of March IG, make the fol
wing a3ui,si9na-Grc,lov who did mora
than nh ath,r r,o, ,, d,o.:,, t1o ,,nlJ;o
.,,..,. '1 I".''o'
,"' ,'''' '' '"' '"a l''.''' sue u "''''Ss
'E'''y who protested you coa.d not kick
the So .th out Of The Union, and that tlc
election Of Lincoln would lr Ike oil thrown
,,n,, l,o 4r,,Lr,d ,,,,,n.. H.. ~.
~ ''' ''''''NN "7'''' '''"' '''n
''.,''.'
before Inst November Threats OF disun'
ION were common erou ,h' but 10 one sup
p'.ed d. were anything mo.t tban oice-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

ress- If it be the policy of tho Admins,
t.ation to use the war power 10 collect tie
revenue, blockade the ports and rccapturc
the forts and execute the laws in the scco-
ding Staios, Why not say SO D.! lie doug
las had taken his position as q Union man
and friend Of peace; and if he had given
wrong Interpretation TO the Inaugural, ,
WIZ net let US have the Presidents answer?
Why were the Republicans thus scn=i-
tive? Ii he did not give . correct intarpro-
tation Of the Inaugural no Senator had
yenturcd to deny Lis interpretation
He vcnturod to say that no one was
authorized to contradict him on these
points. Why did the Republicans re-
main silent Business is partially su3-
pended commerce destroyed bankrupt,
cy staring Us in The face. One word from
lie White House would save many from
ruin. One word from the White House
would glnnldan every part Of the land
net that word be spoken, and let that
~oTd be "peace,". and there viii be such a
Stout Of JOY rcsounding through this couu-
Try as has not been heard since the Declar-
ation Of Independence.
EOaglas IN he Senat', .Nayeh 10, 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

rgA. Mr. E. Is. Snyder, Of phclpsvilIc,
has placed the Democratic Association
ludcr great obligations by placing upon
tho table Of their reading room several
late London and Paris papers, among
them L'oyd's, Telegraph, and Galignaui's
Messenger.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Egy- On Tuesday evening last, there
was a very beautiful and well defined ring
around the moon. Did it or not bctolcn
ctorm! We had quite a snow on Thurs.
day morning, following
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
From lie EIamtyey, N5,|o'k, "a
They have been tested in more than a
thousand cases, with entire success.
E.an Me .emacrat. 81. n,nra. .lti,n

UTVTT-
If you are, or have been troubled with
the headache, send for box, (Cephalic
Pllls) SO that you may have them in case
Of an attack.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

BSg' With tears Of Indignation and sor-
row, we may manage to acquiesco in the
Abandonment Of Fort Sumter.
Groclcys Tribune harch lG, 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
Henry G. spaldinr.


Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for
which they were made, viz: Cure Of
headache in all its forms.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

From MeS5utlcyn Pa.h Fmdcr Mr. Orleans. L.
Try thcm you that are afflicted, and
we are sure that your testimony can be
added to the already numerous list that
shas received benefits that no other meli-
cine can produce,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

From me- Eanorl7 pa'}ry Ster Eanarta, "a.
We are sure that persons suffering with
the headache, who try them, will stick to
them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

From O., T5ssrs 4 4 Gazette, Chicago II,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and
his uuriyallea Cephalic Pills.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

~ \ single bottle 0f 0fSpALDING's PREP tEEDGLUE
win save ten times its cost aiuua.y.tl
SPALUlNG'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDINc'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY pISPATCHi
rg-"A STTouN TINE SAWS NINE" ~
As uJrdouts VIII happen, evnu in well regulated fam
r- Il H. VeIv desirable have cheap aud rouyc
Iucut way for repairing Furniture, Toys, CrIrkury Sc
SrALDlNGS PEEphEEu GLlE
meets all such emergencies, and mo- household can a
ord % b. without A. Ills MWays ready and uJ e. the
sticking point.
"UsEFCL II EVERY HOUSE"
N IA Brush nrgo upaules ea.h Bottle. Price, IS
cents. Adur,ss,
HENRY e. SpaIuING,
NJ. -tEpA AR street. NgW-lo,k.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
AiOnts, Shoes. etc..
Flour and Feed Delivered!

Flour and Feed Delivered!
CHEAPER TITAN TIE CHEAPEST.
THE urlorsrued his made arrangements tha, vii,
e' lbln him 90 deliver Flour and Feed. FOR CAsU
about 10 PEG cont chs aper than any body else in town.
'lis prices as follows 1'
l.aur s. IS Corn Rye Chop, 81 es
Corn Oats hop, l S. Bran, i ~
respectful solicit share of tine p, a'ie patronage
NOsE5 KAUFMAN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

At the same time and place, by virtue
of writ If TcGd Frp to dircctct an that certain
lnt Of 'nnd. situate iu lay sons ltl rutr.y lr
ihtrn township tniu"hI county, lot No. Plot or
sH atal1h n,uuIJu ami dnsCrHad dis follows to wit.
ON H. North by lot # William Kroner on H., East by
annlly "n the South 10y alley ana t4e West by
Sirrti I" sald tehir'fi'- confirming third Of an
b. the SANG more or less whrreou are erected n
Two story r0n' dwelling house AMI other buildings
y i'il tine UppIrI 'Iungcs.
lied. tt'n in ,Nrcaiion and t9he sull a. III, nron
crty OF Harrison Lahiuan.
JOHN SNYDER, McyiG.
pipNiNsl.tvU E.i rgt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
DO YOU KNOW IT7

w tSG hisOf ~
coN7UMPT1CS Is THE MOTT FATAL sCOrTGr OF
Nh'niND. IT has hccn tU'y regarded as Az INcrRA.
NE MAiIpT-.ow ever sarvtyt cit8 attack " CHesilh
g ne ~ 70 h'mtn T10'. rays IT. Cuurcuff. " ard
lAuuN of mort civilized conuW iiys I'll. IL III ms
EiSEA' T." What q sad conmtntary on the boastcd
efficacy oG tho Healing Ant
The brilliant scryory of 1r. Churchill. made to tho
ia.tlRale J-on 10 the world Iy the Use Of this new
and p5we3ui rtme' 'ai ~ge1t known to Chcmlsry as
TIE llTpOERCaPH9TGs.
"Thc CURE Of CONSUMPTION. oven In tho
seeOnd and Third Stages (nt u period, the orcfore,
when thcrc onn he 10 doubt Ms to the nature or
the piscnscl is the EUL',, while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" CT KNOW" says I'r C..
"thnt they will provo not Only "a SIRE 4 REM.
EOh In CONSUMPTION ns QuinInc is In Inter.
mittent Fever, but also ci.cciunI n PREsLE.
EATiNE ns Vaccination In Small Pos"
Let no sufferer WHO values health and lir, delay M
hour 10 try his remedy. Remember that prevention
Is better than Curc.n pcwlrc OF selrdcccrton or tc
soothing assurance Of friends that Il is o,iiv a Is
C0'G!" Fatal error to myllads who now GIlp.tmat. 10
grayo5l Give, cntreat you, promp. attention TO tho
EARLIEST stGNa oC coNsugPTtoU.
" "AND THESE SIGNS srut foLrow rnEM"-W Wrrl
"Thc c7rlit sym Jtom Of tuborcuar disease i y,,eC
ltpreetes tie cough. and it s carrier, in point O. time
than the HECTIC. It is n:st mantle. ted in the rl,r o}
h7ub Tao muscular tissues waste hence u..ttJty.
there Is sense OF something wrong f.
VEAL POWERS ARE FLAGGlNG. The tndstr Of the livie
machine Is moro active than its rluir.n-Lr Yo,l0k
" IT. icihoWdrYdrpGyot crYa. or under the influence
OF causes which induce NVSFs and r,iiAvyri.y :ft,h
ns TdHi, mi {, Orc1cur cr e,s 1rr1 1ducy cIjtI r
nur my, 'dltt groHh, or III, 10 rcc0rry frogl di,,ae
person begins 10 lose his flesh, s.rCus,h ca'O- or
appetite if h, suffers from sigr,a-,s Of ircrE or
S,or o oG eN1IeG9 g gcneT2l c,rg c lc
h; is G'retty froip d the con.Ylim If TO thggo
fymDtons be added coUsl, however slight particularly
If il has como slowly, or during lie flir sr9gr,
T. = I'm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

RcgHriGsbH~r, FrcnHiu o., Ohio,
January ., ls6l,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Form OF Dr. Churchills Remedy. TMale from the
original Formuhl Tho action u tho Iiyporh,yIhitcs
Is s1WoIofD and specific iHr.Csjag tic prhc ltrIu,u
ooNSTirtr1S NERVOUS Tor~R, Had They are The ,-asr
POWERFUL BIZ on GENERATING AGEN1s KNcwy Tho on,u,
upon tho tdh,-cutar condition is MMEIlhTE AL TlK
GENERAL SYMPTOMS rIsArrElENG WIN \ El1uiiy WITCH
Is REALLY MaRvrIous They relicre tho cough Giai.sh
eNpecloration, ingroTe tho appetite, orrt dtrrAGa:
te ''9tt S'rrd's, cttis md f"r c'osn; tie bowel.
iyCgNg TeguIJy. D
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

~ \ single bottle 0f SpAlUING'S PREP AIRED GIL
win save ten times its cost Annually ia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

The allies entered Paris 80 March lsl4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
MisceliR zaeouS.

SHP OCEAN MONARCH loading for Liverpool at pier 20 East
River at O'Clock Sunday morning discovered to be
Gre In the lower hold bin The fire was cx,in
gaished with but rang damage the vessel The cargo
considerably injured by water Mr. Sherman first officer
entitled TO great credit for his prompt strenuous
tons which tended in great to noble ship
aud her cargo from total destruction.
SHIP CrsNEr OF New York st John NB struck in the
Middle Ground, Vineyard sound Saturday A NJ She was
got OF this morning without damage.
SHrr HARRIET Bassett hsnce for Rotterdam before re-
ported put into Boston 25h inst had hurricane from Sc to
E. NE and NV on the 10th INST lat IS 80 S. In which she
was thrown on her beam ends aud rcaned hou,s srn
she rigted had feet Of in her pump we'll mad lost
the bulwarks on her port stdc and had la
port. ~ "
FRENCH BARK PANAMA PAcxKT, from Mnnian for fIavre
while gong out Oh tho former date giycn) s on
the bar causing her TO leak badly that sunk
saved.
SEER WV u SHELDON tof Tuckertop MY Cnllins from
Pbladerhla Tor Boston, with 22j runl the We m
reported ashore on Block sand. she will be loss
she lays ledge OK rocks heavy blow vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

The stock market continues inactive. Both the
public and the operators of the street and the
board are waiting for something to turn up.n
The bears, some Of whom hardly disguise their
sympathy With the rebels, look for further federal
losses in Missouri, and are prepared to operate on
them, the bulls, who have all along held the rebels
In contempt, are only waiting for federal victory
to purchase heavily. Meanwhile the public are
not selling stocks, and the bears find it extremely
difficult to effect their deliveries. As soon as the
success Of the new public loans is assured and Mr.
Chase begins to distribute his United States notes
payable on demand} with more freedom, it is
likely that more activity may be witnessed ON the
Stock Exchange People are ready to buy stocks
On very slight provocation The advance which
followed the announcement Of an increase in the
third weeks traffic on the Rock Island and the
sudden start in Pacific Mail and Panama are straws
which show how the wind blows. A federal sue.
cess in the field would probably prove fatal to the
shorts.
Mr.. Secretary Chase arrived in town Yesterday.
and spent the day in conference with the
associated banks The committee reported.
at two P. NJ. that it was advisable the
banks should take the second City millions
of the $3.50, 900, 900 loan and few minutes
esterward the general bank meeting adopted the
report and passed a resolution declaring that thev
would take the s5o,oOo,0o0 On the same terms as
the last instalment. Various matters Of detail re
main to be adjusted tomorrow. 1t is understood
that one point which presents some difficulties re-
iates to the two years Treasury notes. When The
loan was negotiated in August last the Secretary
agreed to receive these notes at par in payment
fc. subscriptions. This at once impaired value
10 them; and though the banks are believed
e hold nearly 100000 of them, and the
r'iblic something like -$l5 100000 they have
tocn current on the Stock Exchange at mere no
nnai discount of1h ~ per cent. 1t is super
.hee.s to remark that this high quotation for per