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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
FRANCE.

It was reported tbat Prince Napoleon intended to
make RAPID ine1rson into 81 ria.
The re sorted departure of French naval forces and
pro, isions for Syria il deUied.
II WAS rumofed that u French figate has been do
patched to South Carolina measure adopted al the
suggestion Of jefferson Davis.
Il Was asserted that a treaty has been concluded be
tween Russia and France, and the Opin'oAe Ndto"at
save that in e eveu If collision France has secured
The support Of Russia, aud Austria that Of England.
Watiike rUaUrs were prevalent in Paris.
Il WIS stated that tie army of Louis is 10 be increased
70 10 0Ov en and that Aarshal Cam obert is 70 have
50 900 men all along the eastern frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Since last Monday morning, Rhode Island has
called and held special Session of the LegiSla-
ture. appropriated half million Of dollars to
fitting out troops, thrown 500 Rhode Island
boys into Fort Monroe in Virginia sent 70
Eas'on, Pa, splendid battery OF light artillery,
which might now have been in Washington, Ind
not ts march been countermanded by the War
Department, and she now has regiment zoo
strong, with her Governor at its head far on the
voyage TO WASHINGTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Gov. Morgan returned to Albany last night
and hopes to fad there at least a quorum Of she
Military Board. 1t may not be improper TO say
that GOV. Morgan is assisted by the advice OF
Gen. Wool aud the coustaCt attendance OF Lieut.
Thornton of the Army, ard viii probably have
other skilled assistance in day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The new Collector and United States Marshal
have sipualized themselves already, BY seizing
large load of powder destined for the Secession
lists, and organizing an Efficient port police. Mr..
Murray last evening also seized the photographic
Stone intended for printing registry forms for the
rebels,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

the Massachusetts Regiment. 1,e0o men, and tue
Boston Company of Flying Artillery, iuIly equip
ped, 90 horses and field pieces-in all, 4ooo
men. The feet anchored at the Narrows last
night, and will be conveyed by the steamer
Harriet Lane. The destination OF this force 10
got made public On Tuesday, The 9Th and SCH
Regiments of this city with the 18th and 2ota
of Brooklyn, are to leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

There ieit this port yesterday the following
steamers, with troops. 10 wit, The Baltic, with
the isfh Regiment, I,i9o men, and 2oo of the
IN inc n. IL. cuyler, with the list Regiment
9i0 msni the Columbia, with the 9TH Regiment
go men, the Coatzacoalcos, with the Rhode
As'aad Regiment, 1000 men, and tho Ariel, with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

John r. II. Wentworth of California has been
appointed Indian Agent for the Southern District
Of that State not MIR. Friuk, os heretofore re-
ported. MIR. Wentworth is native OF New
Hampshire, aud young man of decided energy
and worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The steamship Star Of the West, owned in
this City, but under charter by our Government,
and sent down to Indianoa, with provisions, &c,
~ take off the United States troops still remain
ing in Texas, has been captured BY the armed
stesmcr Mstaporda In the service Of the jeff.
DAVIS Government. There are suspicious Of
treacherous collision between the captured com.
mandcr and bis csptOrs. The less VIII be quite
heavy, and the troupe remaining IN Texas may
be exposed by it to extreme privntion aud suf-
fering.
Commodore Rousseau Of the Confederate"
service is fitting out several other yessrIs OF
Newt rieacs-thc stolen United States steamship
Sumter among tbem-to prey on our commerce.
In the Gulf. The steamship now on her way
hither from A.pinwall, with the California pos-
sepgers and about One Million Dollars in bullion
is watched Tor by these pirates, who confidently
expect to make her their prey. AS she is prob.
ably entirely upsuspcious of DANGER she is very
likely to full into their clutches.
The books Of the Confederate" Loan have
been closed at New. Orleans--the Secretary of
the Treasury declaring that he has ar much sub.
scribed as be wants First loans are apt to 70
oil easily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Gen. Henry Wilson. u. S. Senator from Mas
spek,petts, passed through our City yesterday on
his way to Washington. He goes us private
in the Worcester regiment that arrived here !es'er'
day morning and left by steamboat last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

We beg writers for our columns in these days
TO mention Slavery as infrequeDtly as may be-
Slavery 10 now speaking for herself with an elo'
auence and force which renders oil othe" eucida-
ton of her character superfuous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament reassenbled on the eth.
L. lie denied that the Great Eastern takee 200 Nor
mons TO New.York.
Some leading Greeks were proposing Prince Alfred
OF England for King OF Greece the best means Of
settling the pre- cent dynasty difficulties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
To Adtcriincrs.

The steady increase in the cry circulation Of The
TRIDUkK increases It's value u medium for CITY ad-
vertising Advertiser will obhge us by sending in
their advertisements curly as possible as we ire
obliged 10 put the paper to press at an earlier hour
tnan fnrnerlY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

We have no mails from points south OF the
Susqaehauna of later dats than Friday afternoon.
The destruction of TIE Railroad bridges between
The SusquebanDa and Baltimore is OF course
among the causes, or rather the means, OF this
interruption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

There is considerable anxiety to hear from the
Hon. Caleb Gushing on the present state and
aspects Of our National affairs. h he has finished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The Californians in our City organized for the
defense of the Government at the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday. Col E. ID. Baker, Senator
from Oregon, was chosen Colonel. The sum oil
:s25, coo was raised at once for equipment, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

II il said that the Government have taken pos.
session oil the telegraph between Philadelphia aud
Washington. This is all right but, for the
present, it makes no difference, as the wires are
cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, April. 3D. 1861.

a lurid glare over the Soatherp sky which may
well appal the stoutest hearts among the mad
aud misguided traitors Who are doomed to quick
subsection or tosswift destruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
TIE WAR.


The Edition of THE TRIBUNE which we print
this morning for circulation in California ana
on the Pacific Coast will contain fun and ac-
curate account Of the War, from lie commence
ment up to the time Of its going to press. 1t
will be ready at o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The United States Express Company give no
tce that all freight south OF Baltimore viii here
after be refused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

We direct particular attention to tie call Of
tie United States District Attorney, for intoma
ton of reasonable movements in our midst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The steamer Columbia, with dates of the 9th
inst, arrived at ST. Johns on Friday. Para-
mcnt reassembled on the eth. Leading Greeks
were proposing Prince alfred, of England, as
Krug of Greece Us the best means OF settling the
present dynasty difficulties. 1t was rumored that,
at tue suggestion Of jefferson Davis, French
frigate had been dispatched TO South Carolina.
The Opiniont Nation0te says that. in the event Of
war France has secured the support of Russia,
and Austria that Of England. Ii was stated that
the army ut Lyons is to be increased TO 200
men, and Csnrobert il to have $4,000 on the
eastern frontier. The news from Itals is also
warlike. The Mseyars have issued All address to
GarIbadi, inviting him 10 action, aud stating that
at his bidding the half million men he calls Tor
will be oil ready. Conspiracies had been dis
covered in Naples, aud several arrests made.
The Austrian Diets were oil opened on the 9th.
Bre alstuiis dull and easier. Cobsols 9Is IN 9l5
for money, and 9l4 "a 9ls for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The steamship North Star viii leave to-day at -
o'clock The Mails close at 10 O'Clock, q. m. Single
copies 10 wrappers ready for mailing fr sale at the
counter ia the Publication Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Richard Lathers, esq, assures US that ne Is
not Secessionist, as hitherto reported, but
Union man, though reared in aud 'ympathizing
with the South ia her complaints and demands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Our Seventh Regiment sailed in the. steamer
Boston from Ph'lsdelphIa at PM on Saturday
for Annapolis, where they should arrive Mt about
O'Clock this morning. A rumor current ia town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
A French Frisate sent to Charleston
THE NEWS WARLiKE.
France and Russia against Austria and England
THE msaYAas INVITE aAaIsAlpI TO As1ns.
THEY PROMISE HIM 100000 MEN.
CONSPlRACiES IN ITALY.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Friday, April 10, 1861,

' ID DdNhFIIot W Dr. 1tPTIT ~V'
The steamship Columbia Capt. Leltch, from Galway
9Th inst. arrived at this port On Friday
The steamship Prince Albert, from New-York VIA
S.. Johns, MI. with American teegraphc advices to
March 30, arrived at Galway on the 9th.
Tho Royal Mail steamship Arabia, froui New-Yosk.
arrived AT Queenstown on the 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
Changes In Direction OF Paper.

Subscribers b. THE TRIEUNE who wish The address
OF their prer changed their OLD address a~e Is the
ssr .. no attention be psd TO their requests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
New 1prls Daily gGIbnna
MONDAY. APRIL %. 1851.
Wanted Immediately |!

TEMPORARY QUARTERS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS of
TlIE STATE oR NEW YORK
AN persons having large halls vacant budng' suitable Tor
such are u-guty rqurstsd to offer the sane ct once to the
AHsnt ii the Divon Annoy corner
of White and Iinssis
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
gel Ng i Mass, large. sassA Is, DO small a. 90 ssass


eIe No. Mass large, sil6&i a5 do. small a. 90 ssasa
B9ssd %s HtsSrhps ts Ing Sealed, Sealed, and No s.lOd2ac.
daay SsI SttisS sPis II sr l4 s's y. %s :
ana Se The 'a1 ,e g S YS Ssso Uos ai - s 5
Il ~; 100 bush Racine spiog at ~ geSl 22i 57soO
gaa la ,Co SS.h ei ST.; isSe s-ibe Sde "a rss r.ls
SIs1ry sn' ossc Loo , bush b EsS Red. wesssrp s nm ne s
M - WIS rs Bu.s ses %s. TO oS SSS snd ASss 1s.
Wine Ks5. Ky - I' IS & 800 Sas Witt, @ 40 ss
s, ss5a5 e. " s% as Biey T. q1iet sad p'
quie, sas Of 100 buEh Northern at &c. Barley Nah i.da1
ss1s 5 sas s ST. s Co.. ss:
ane hrn with good 5emeod bnt with further advance In
sale are e 90 bush st 5oas for un."nnd ssassc ~ oS
mixed Western delivered and &c Or fiat and round Yellow
h0PSIhe INQUIRY is light but there Is no change IN pesss
HAyThe market is steady with fair demand for the amy
HDEsForegn S"l end nesleced sales of 1000 coua.
Try slaughter a 6lc., and 300 Western at SIC.
HONEYWe bear Of sales OF 1900 gals 81. Domingo and
Cnba 1t c. 757c cash in bond
NEEockapd continues inactive, and in Tie sb'cuce Of
LEkfTEF--L ard Miaie sasno, Ayres Hemlocs
irands igi 2lc. Oak i quie' a. 2td27c
orenns 4 quieti Foreign is steady for
NAyAI sroREsTic PsiEc. for SPIRITS Turpen,ine Is quiet
~ ordo DO is d isic G & e = S TsF aps s3 %
fine Ron is very active sales Of 900 strained at So bb
No. a ~ S IN ~ yaTd a. $50 OBS q y , i o sSl:
0Is~Whale is quiet at :o2llc Iinseed !. IN fair retail
PRONIsONs-Tne inquiry IS moderate for Pork, and tho
uake is hardly firm the sales 4o bbs a. 81 IS Tor
Mcss 20 Tor THU Mess Sf for Rumps and 10 70 Tor
Prime Beef without cha the deEa, Is modate ,ales
bbs AZ SO 50 SI p Tor Reracked Meas, and ll o0
Fl2 Extra Prime Mess quiet at $50 sI 3D. Beef
Hams fm and in good demand for local se OF 80
bbs Western SIS Cu Mats neciye sa of ~ hhes
a6se for Shoulders and dsc for Hams Bss9n hrm
end IN air 6elsbd Lard Grm at the adv and
plenty sales Of lO bb and q lne Bn,tsr Ia in
steady demand at li05c. for Ohio and 2uldc for state
Cheese in steady demand at 4G5c for Ohio, and sqsc for
State.
sIc qsiet .ale. Of 900 tGs a: slSsc 2. 70 gPsty
supply is limited Timothy seed Is inactive at SZ@$20P
bu,h Rough Flax Seed quiet a. 81 5Oa 81 % brsh s. ID.
SUGARSThe demand is active. Sales o J.S hlds.,
mainly Cube at "a 96 bsgs Siam at oc % baskets Be-
tava 365ic 20i0 bozos Havana. for export private
terms; IS hlds Melado, part axle; Refined are e.
ThLLOW-The demand IS GOOD and the maJAct Is better;
s1les of 7j,O0l ID Prime at e09.c. for City
NOOL-Ihe demand fer neuly ell qualities continues
ned for low aud medium grles suitable for army clothing
,hee fair demand bat ibe Wools neglected quote
Domestic Pulled 2iuJc Choice County Pck)ek Pulled
4Jdfec. California l2d3 South America 8d2jc Smyrna,
IOa2G.. Donskoi, l2d2lc, aud East India l0d3Oc
WISKYThe market - quite active at the decline the sup
ply il large; sales Of 500 bbl at l6c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ORGANiZ,TIOs or THE BRoOKLlS Board Or Al
DERnEN-ELEcTIoN OF THE PREsIDENr-MEssAGE
or TIE MAYoH-EIEcTIoY OF Cry CLERK AND
OTHER OTFIcETs.-Che Common Council met II
Board Of Canvassers last evening, the Mayor in the
chair Some discussion ensaed 10 the right Of the
Mayor to vote; Alderman Strong protesting against
il - Illegal. Ills Honor cllimed The night 10 exercise
tie privilege of giving the casting vote by virtue Of
his Office. Alderman Strong asked to have biz protest
recorded when the of the 18th Ward for Alder
nan Vas capy4ssed, and Thomas Maoney declared
duly elected
The Board of Aldermen then organized and elected
Col Alfred NJ. Wood, Of the LIT Ward as President.
The vote stood: for Wood ii; Demas Strong, :,
Charles f'nnks, !.
The prcsident.elect being conducted to the chair.
returned his thanks in n briei address, when Mayor
kabeisoh read bis message, substantially, follows:
10 NE HJa0TIlic The Con Coga,i ne Ck B51'gH.
hter bre prcfce he said Already 4 tld city Of he
non, Ia point OF population, and oudto beauty and
hc,hiunrs Brooklyn has received argc aguen
ation any former year the last Not only has te
year been reary thousand increase greatly IN OF
dat OF any ioet year. but ihs value and character OF the ad
dilons u sade 70 he tale.o 59pc,y o. h e hsyc ;ow
sy, and departe' vessels at docks affords na,teIng
S,n 'h2 ~ sopee ,iS SSP P o1s H. city , IKE a R' m
bonds hnd pIchiaegs s sufficient proof Of this fact. ct
economy in tho expenditures needed carry ieol
of tie city 10 tbs end viii every eliot MY power,
sud respectfully invite the cooperation Of your honorable
Tg Iesis,ae a m Isegni session res1ed yalou. law, or
M ay 10 be issued The adyocato II th psssale Of these
laws tia, their effect will be- TO add grely the wealth
o. the cy b. hasienins tho improvement aid inccu pg tho
value astar thereby HugmeHtng It's taxable property
confess do not share the anglne ontesutions Of Iii, krd
which been expressed hold that copoaiions like Judi
viiua shonll olly indulge In Injuries when able to with
tie hey entail Our present rate Of iaxation
ligh MALAY c0neqgcute Of necessary improvement,
which recently been underiaken and the prevent time
inoppo tune for commencing eepes, especially
In Of the increased burdens OF State and hGo al taxation
vi lie condition Vi public uairs uut Involve aId Of li
,.aon ofhuncss which have afcady expeenced, aud
Lave III. 10 expect
Comrasous the deert Of BROOKLYN have already been
Instituted tie Of taxation hoe AID OFe OF tho
Ciy Of New ok sn1 Il hr earcc te.c w0nl rproe 20 be-
sone ionI da, "a Tor the assertion oeu Iads at kegYok
has more 3dostsed Government than bi0ok
Ign; yet lie c. Is quite ths other way will be readily per-
ccvei on comparing the cTece population, the extent
territory AID amubl e .Xsc propty win the taxes levied
annually IL he two cities say nothing Of uo Immense amount
ileyvlyo ecg.dis % Jhe C 0fA,a loGk NLy a .v CRY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
pAARD 0E COUNCIIMEN-

The Board met on Mordiy evening, Mr.. JoSEs, the
President, in the chair.
communication was received from the City In
spec'or in reply TO resolution asking for information
in regard 10 he Of cleaning the streets. lie
states that the accumulation Of dirt at the time Mr.
Hackley entered upon his duties aud the time re-
quired TO organize for the work rendered II neces
sary that his Department should extend every liber
ality TO the contractor the Offset Of his undertaking.
In pursung This pocy he intended 10 best serve the
int rests of the city willie facilitating the contractor
HE ST.. Delayans) certificate 10 Mr. iackleys claims
did not include the thorough cleaning Of the streets
but was given in q conditional ,onsc alone. Hereafter
the performance by Mr.. iackley OF the work accord
ing TO tho terms OF thecontract would bo igdly ex
acted.
The paper was the subject Of much debate, and was
finally referred 10 tho Committee on Cleaning Streets
After the Transaction OF routine business, the
BoaId adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
FROM VIRGINIA.
From Thc RichmOrd E1aminey, N

From The Raaagopd Examiner, AfayIl.
Volunteers from Maryland are fOcking into oui
State and Offering their services in behalf Of the
Of Southern Independence. Several hundred true and
nobleheared OF that State at present in this
city, if are correctly informed, with that end in
view. Seeing no immediate chance OF striking an
effective blow against the tyrant in their own State,
under the sanction Of its sovereign WILL and unable TO
smother their indignation against Lincolns number
less atrocities, they have come TO Virginia 10 offer
themselves sacrifice, il it need be, on the altar Of
Liberty. Such nobleness Of purpose should meet with
its proper reward cordial recognition OF aRb0Ugt
patriotism Is at least their due All honor TO men who
know their duty, and are willing TO perform it. Even
II The chance is denied them, the glory of the intent
belongs 10 them.
Though Maryland is at present crushed beneath the
iron heel OF the despot who rules at the White House
m Washington, 1t is by certain that she viii
stay 90: Perhaps the people may yet rice, in the
might Of their strength, and cast the intrdders.
Thursday baltimore Sun says that Federal troops
passed through that city unobstruced. As seto 10
the disgraceful ac chronicle to-day the arrival Of
additional hundreds of Maryland's bravest and best
sons who have come here TO fight for that independ-
ence and equality that they were not permitted to
contend for at home IL is probable that Virginia viii
six thousand loyal of Maryland. The Maryland
legion Of this will do no discredt TO its great
exemplar in the first fight for independence in the days
of 76. Virginia wants all Of such stock that she
obtain. Let them come. They are coming So,re
are here now
SUSPECTED PARTUs.--The people of all sections Of
the State exerting themselves with praise worthy
determination TO separate the good FROM the bad by
bringing 70 justice those suspected of disoyay TO the
State. In doing So they are but obcymg the Scripture
injunction 10 take Of Themselves. In such revo-
uonary times these, secret enemy can do us more
harm than one hundred times thpt number OF open
and ayowed foS. Beeilcs " he that is not for is
against us is emphatically corec, doctrine at tbs
5nneture of affairs We trust the people viii moi relax
their vigilance. Let every suspected party be brought
up and snleced 10 examination. II innocent, il does
bIle no BARN; if guilty, he should be punished.
festerday the Mayor ordered into custody u man
nmed Joseph lis, suspicion of being unIiendly 10
the soati' and he was put in the cage. During The
day, John X. skinner and Robert a. Willians, who
represented themselves 10 be from LoUga County, |
we're aso put 70 confinement for a similar reason
They will be brought before the Mayor tis morning
number of the companies Of the Confederate States
Army, Low stationed here, left for Norfolk by the
ee'esbGrg Railroad, yesterday forenoon. About $50
were 10 CO. We did not sse them, but understand that
Ihe eounienances Of the LWn expressed the ioy felt
BY hem at the Posreet Of seSns near the enemy and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

PERsoyAL.-Mrs Lincoln, the wife OF the President,
who is now scjourning at the Metropolitan Hotel in
this city, was busily engaged in shopping" the
greater part of yesterday. In the morning she in
spccted number of carriages at Brewsters manufae-
tory, and later in the day visited Stewards and other
dry.goods stores purchasing quite extensively. An
intimate friend took poss, sson of her in the afternoon,
aud conveyed her his residence in the upper pant of
the city TO dine In the evening sho was at home "
at the Metropolitan aud received numerous vistors.
She will remain in the city few days longer, when
she contcmplates 4 yist TO her son at Cambridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
M4RLNE JOURNAL
FORT OF EEw-YoRK..."....MAr
Cleared.

sLipsCafa n. Wells London. Nesmit Sons Il. Watson,
Wlleby Iavans, J. +. Ws-d Co.
BsIks-ZunuTT, Anderson, Matanzas Goethe Nn..er bTe
men
Brigs-Geo Harris Stevens, Portland, r. ?. Back Co.
Keoss Smith Aspnv all Brett, Son Co.. Couina, FiDkham.
Enlabchport j. Il. Ward Co. L. NJ: Arnold, Atkinson,
Monkon r. J. Nevins Son; s. Hotchkiss Doane usvanss
Iruilo Russell; X. C. Wright, Garland Aspnwe, Mcoun
Armstrong; Crmea HiehboEn, Cardenas Walsh, Carver
Cboe.
schooue-Adele Bailey Egg HsIbor. master; Maid Queen,
Huse Philadelphia, Van Tunt 81 yht Protection, Pnmer,
Elizabethpou; Colby, Hartman Portsmouth, H. F. Buck
Co.; NJ. g. Bartlett Anchey, Tuckehon, nasterj q. w.
Baldwin Crowe Danvers; jamestown, Latouree Btmore
j. Cole: Seraph Allen Norwich W. b. Hor,ey Baker, Au-
gls;a Ne ii. Hnckmau, HO.sten Snow Hil Md, mssers
ssrdiDian, Nowood, klizsbehpoTt, hasae', sanbo-n,
Wheeler, Antwerp +. ID nurlbus Co Mary Elizabeth,
Chase Duxbury, -; Arctic, Hicks, Washington.
s,eamesFfsnkn, Doushery, Baltimore, w. Da'zelli Ad-
attic (Brl Walker Hayre -.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
Hir............lS

COFFEE saes making at about TO- mer -tos.
Stles OF 600 bars Rio nj ~ dl.ic.
FLOUR AND MEAGI-I The inquiry for the low grades OF
Western Canal flour Is lni prices favor the buyer but
tic medium md better grades are in brisk denand at Ieh pre-
yJus The Of common bonds Il Nser and these
heavy a the close e s9cs 1900 bbs 1T +5d - ~
superior State aud Westerns So 20S5 % for extra state
80 IS choice do 20 b 80 for thc low grades OF
Wccn eXtla o1a i5 % or chipping branti Of ol h2op
e1tra Ohio snl s. ava 60 or trade brands DO Canadea
Flour Is ~ good re1r snd choice extras very aud
betor sales Of 3IO bb 50 204S 20 for extras Southern
llour Is sitay but quiet tie aniyals led and choice
brands are not plenty and hed with much condolences the
sales ere Cl8 bs a 500 So 10 for mixed 10 good supArne
Baltimore Ac sGd SO ~ Is for the better gredes. Rye
Flour Is Ia limited squett sales OF l6 bbl a 3l0US4 ton
Meal plenty aud the malket is sustsned slc OF Brandy
vino Al 1870 I. .
FlSH-qhe make rcniairs iuscve for newly al kirdi
wo onoe Dry God l cwt 1t NJ 0a ~ 5i Dry Sealed rt