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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

AMERICAN SEANES-The Friend Of March LIST,
takes up the question Of sailors rights and privi-
leges, and shows pretty conclusively that the Amer
lean flag is bound not only to protect but relieve all
seamen sailing under her flag. a correspondent in
another column continues the discussion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

RoDERICK's Observation-Disclosures not to be
out done by opposition restaurants, Joe Roderick
has furnished a room in his spacious establishment,
at which he will receive borders at reduced rates.
His proclamation can be read in our advertising
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

A. The time the statistics were published in New Bedford, fun
rsturns had not yet been received there from the feet q $50.
but a. the same hs-e already ben aseertainsd here, We app-ni
the average, which ineiudes al the vessels that touched At
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

hHN al trade, We notice no transactions worth quoting. Al
Eastern u is looked for daily by one Of the clippers which
were expeCueu ITO touch here en- route for China
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
Compound Extract Of sarsaps.llla.

NOAnl N~40 AAsA at Va oaA Cd - liAis
The mos ofsctsai remedy which tie ealcsl ~siii n
oll i.nlee oo8 deNse i9f fAis everywhere pr,yslilg
ass fatal riaady il colhiuet fAir ihe rl0st ac.lf,
rr-tisi. that hsve beer disccsersf for he expnr-
g4tios ~ thr .ol dseorccT from ~ !ooc stt
re~1Lt - t-e sysiem from iis oestguc.ive con,e.
crenccs- Hence K sAout be eup,oye1 f5r tbs g. -e
o. ro only Scrofuis. hui also ttg-c ollrr a,cc.cas
which arise from - snch A.
Rrup-ve and skin nscass. s.. Antaory'. Ere
Hose. or Erysipei2s Pmpies pus,gi-. Rictch-
-. Blsins snd Dosis. 1unors Tcftsr NJ So
LAsCu, Sc.ii He~c. kingvorm, Race
u-stsm. S!plla-c A. hcscEscsl
Diseases. Dropsy. Dyrpegss
DEBILITY. and. inteet al
Complaints arising ao1i
l.ustHt cf inpgrc
! 90
The pc--ssr belief ga ''srnp--ity q - biooa'' .
founded In truth for serofuis ceg,rcraton - The
blood. l1e particular purpose snd Virtue u G. =
S2rsapaffia IS 70 p-E;fy aad ;.s vlta. e.
"a wiihou; which sprrc hraith ls -rpos.lie p co..
sa~.f-ef.@ r-~-fffrff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
a B = z n "A g T

0J n< fyFTEBy7Y sENY-AygCAL sTA7E-
kk-f1 or Ia c,,adusoa Of f1e HONE IySE-
R4Ac5 CoR1sI ef re Ouy q .Setr York,
on H~ ~ deg u SIssa,T. l.sl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
he Weekly Expres~

gzblsAsd -vsFy y w,.inss-sy, sisi 20 rsr sza1Er'
-
80 ~ fap~r srr; ~ffhou; fhs rnonry, Tor eoatlna-
80 xsr iuc tlsa pat ~,
Rates OF adversisIus I'm weekly.
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DIRECTORS

tEt IOftS
fAxsInEsT.
NfcE PAEEDESf.
A. g. A LaNrcnce e. G..
sherman, Collins 4 60
Wells, Fargo l. CO.
i'res't Imp. & Traders Ra1G
T. 4 ~. Messenger.
Ciaflin. Aellcn q Co.
Hatch, filler g. Messerear.
lls-kel, Ncrricx A. llL
si.ae. Starr a C.
l.-rncy, Humphrey & D. ict.
6eo<Ke pearcc & CO.
Ward A. Work & S0u.
james Low e. Co, L>5uisyiiie.
/. ~. rockingham 8 G.
Bulkley 4 Co.
u. lockwood a. Scr.
Bowen, hcNasmce 4 c..
DoaB. King & Co, ~. LSn-s.
tonrlt & Nou4e
T.. -. Morgan & C..
Willard, Wood a 60.
4 :. nArnes 4 ca.
f'heip-, Hiss & 60.
Tro~ ige. Dwight 4 ca.
Putnam lie. ksnkin A. Co.
Aorto.l. Srinne.l T. CO.
! {. u Nc & Co. Boston.
Bai-vil, Starr A 60.
Henrys, smith & Townsend
Swiff. IL 'nu' & GO
jesse Hoy = 60.
fturg~-. = - A G..
Fort i.ubb-. 90.
Mason 4 Thomp-or
Stecmsn, csrliIe a shaw, Ga.
Cyrus Yale. Jr. & Co. =. o.
Wm. Y. a. Chas. y. Fosdick.
Boyd Bros 4 Co. Albany, NJ.
Co-si'f, Hi s. TaimA.g~.
u. Roberts & CO.
Brc~ef 4 Caldwell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach aittevs

A NJ" at4 cfllGLIGl >tCrlactlc Cord al for
giving toat - TIE stomach and Tor tie prevention of
bilious cofn7isu.s. 'nct-ni The wes;s-n counsr,
Try T.
A. morning drink. 10 assist digestion ara r.s,,,.
uyspsJsia. Il has 40 equal TSy IL
u i.s7t q is a -ior 20 ~ othc- Rltfers TSy Il
Tie formula - ftesc Biffers, noW llssil th. -.
q-osess - ~, Eooack. originated with one Of ths
Oldest AID n - es'nerf Medical TrsctfIos-s a fle
Hest, sad Il = directly pfcoaec upon the ~auss y
q estcrn p-ollc.
Ihcse bt'ers derive their stimulus from the ro~rrr-
u tas a4tare 81 tho roots and Asrbs Of ~hica they
.rf comlesec, ard as they arr. ly snsvins uana:s
urai craving 81 he stomach. directly prcmcv. q
TEMPERANCE.
tne presert proprietor believes hat In making th--
slee.v xIo~n. Tie public welfare {. sue-<r~et
II W. sooL - g.. sale ty al of r. hobsck's n.
lncro1s Agents. Auc az Ho'sls &c be country OVER
40 The meantime cr-~gs ~ll be flIed cirecf fr.-r
tne.1asu 10 afy quantity. alt Al lie Lowest rate.-
Il put up IN Quart Bottles and securely parkec lt
ae do. cases Half coa. safl ple cases y ho~.xc,
q rscssi and seui 20 ans a4dress. 4 co.sr,t
detail Price, ~ per bottle, or Elm
for 81.
f-!iscip4l ofto@ a1d s2lesrocrn. SoC rar< FoorrA
street, - building iron. Na.a Srsei. GnsinnaC
Ol.o- Laboratory. No. - nan-uori s--<I
tQr f.ic la 20 Cc-nty tt
\ poNNflf 7. Icrrc l-ufs
I.R. CIsISSHAk.
M. a.. -. Nss G -.he.
fEIER RISK-HE, CS1trevil-
And y DTrssfs tEi MrrrhsDis genrsils
srssThou, she Vrli~i STATE. sr C-eAta.
pc4i ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

g. Ihrrs rig - - tcvss's-a f.-m iAs sa.Fs
49,.
.l~~fa4,-rr~rt- lra..il-1sf o. co-1 Dsliy srf
Q..[fv .fl - cAsrre1 tse fli pll1 rttrs vlin 0rf
taf 81 -. T~T<ly Tafsl -ttt--
CHARLES CNJFT. PRoE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

I<<aI asrertl.s--r - el,y cent r~r ssrs-e s.eA
s.e.f11
s-s.sf.cs,--f s-r--<--rsnrs rlatr wi'k thos~ vas
- Is - .rt~ers- - IT, year. 9Th IL p-.viirE- g.
-Ale.ax ~ pleasure Its-iy a-tF-rf'srr- l7---, -
81 = oo1s 1ee sfrir-'y - flr- res'E fn-s.-.,
s-1 f-s. fcg fs-ffifrts
A14eF.ls-fI1e1s - - -f-rt "A H-tt~ '-ini -
- rlsree1 uxo F-ees.
kdesrti,ez.sn.- s~ps eor-;sn'iy - IL in-.is. Z.
rEIr at haH
fss1tss aoticss r-rl.sl-. II ~ lcal eot4nnt. ci
80 e q 11tsr. viE - chsr-~c 90 eco ia-~rtsor
~. ID ssrr tsn loes. ~ ccrts pr lne
rsfflse-nrlfs sert IL - 10 sTrei1 - ninf, Hf4i
-. l.-ser-e- -hrse m1E-hs. 1f---s c-tHrtf t-f
-i1F a4frratt01 81 -tarr - tlserta---il~rt ~fii
a. So - a f~1rTal r - -.ase. rn-e-- .-.rei-s
aT-a-t -f.s1 - cou.rs-t
A. rrftrz -ltitlfes - - = e~err SCRIP
-. s - eharrei s-.ee o. sah l-rir 81 - D'iis
sli stfs - Dap s14 Nee.lJ. 1.Efls - -.-
sssoe
y ~ -l-4sfaEs ADVERT scsuerts ~1st-~~-
CL-rs-. ali ~ ua1e fer il>s-t1s ~ rrarrt q
a lfr..ers. is.lss. o k-spr s-irns ss f-l7fs-
fer cach ref 20 s1ccecir< li1rs - Gers. -
e. Ilseriloa. ever eight lins. A. IA. rate
AlI.1anria< desths e.fl flrrrt notics a.ssfE
a.. ~--eat .oflcs. free.
xa,iees ~ Fs.s-sais fsr-s-s Grt Etr-rs,crs -fter
~ - ls.irli1tls t.-tciat.oo.. o. - ch-rra'-,
- seg4las rrees
l<fsl s1strflsFr1srts lrsrrtet ~ tle erpense e
tGl-rssya of.erins. snt ptyusrt 30 - - deiafe.
- - sxsi crorert r ~ lay cei.ecfao- a. N 4.--
tlale Ia l-her ~ s-treftso's o. ~ Hccrl &C.
- s1s@rtls--neris ~ - - suisr-t e1ArTed ~
tlsif e1tliesfien|
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
Ayers Ague Cure.
FOR TIE SPEf-1l CvRF or

In,ernitssn, Fever. crFsyer ard Agas. geris,se.
Fever, chii fever, DuHlb a guc, Periodical iIsad-
sche, Or Bilious Headache. ard biiicus Fa-
vers indeed fcr the whole class % o..
esses or igusting In hillary de-rrge-
rlsrt. caused hy he AalGris O.
AiAslailc Co1lisitf
We sse enabled here 70 olss sAe censrnga.t, g.
remedy which, While Il Tie above c0tDp,alris
with certainty. i s' perfectly harmless in an
qusnuty- such remedy "a Invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders pre-, all. This cure
erPels tAo u.ssnatc poison q Fever ard Agae from
the system. and prevents tie cevelopucnf q tte
disease = taken the first spproach ~ ~ pre-ior-
itory symptoms Il j. only The best remedy e,er
YET discovered iov this class u complaints bar also
the chcepe-'. The large quantity supply Tor
dollar bring Il within The beach cf eyeryo.dv. aud
in billions Districts. Where F~ser anI Ace prevails
every ybody should have it and d frccy 10Th cr
cure snd protection. great superiority ~ this
remedy any other ever discovered f,r The sIc-
DIV and certain 81 Tut. h that X con-
tain- Quinine mineral. cons-q uenfiy II proar
ces DO qa.nisn or ether injurious ELECTS whatever
healthy - II they hsd never had the disease.
Fever and Asieis not alone the consce q the
tniAsraatic poison great variety Of disorders arse
non - lrfitatieu, among which ar
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 6out. Hoadacha, Blindness,
Tg-otEachc, EAraehe, Catasrah. Asthma, Psyi-
tsfiou. Painful Affection 81 The spleen. Hys-
;eric- Pain IN the Bowel. c ,lic. .Paral,sis
sna DsranEcneni q the Stonach,
All Of which. when originating in this put en
'-r t-l~s 'tttt1r
..CrKE exrel- ths poison nom the blood. and ON
-eQucnfiv them al alike II an invaluable
protection = immigrants and persons travelling OF
temporarily rosl4lng ~ the malaTious districts II
taken occasionally daily shiio expo-ed - the n
fcctin, thai viii ~ escrcfcd from fh. ~ sla aud
canncf sccumuiaie II Sufficient quantity o. lipca
into disease. Hence il = eycn msre valuable iof
protection than cure. aad fsw viii ever sucs froui
lutermifcnf- u fAlt aeiil fhsuls selves &. gat rrr
tccti'n this remedy ra..'-
go Prepared - i's AYFs = Co.
i.rvtii. Msss4c i,s.fis
AL our reiae4l,> lfe l.. --i" ~ :. X CVsi~aAA~
2. N DoSSri4T. ant a1 si urugAlsfs ~ Tcr-c
Htrts
whoiessic D, kLisS 4 CO. Cincinnsu
jGni 9icsnl-vrap
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
MEDICAL.
scroruIa, or Kings EVIL.

Is ca4-ufui.0rAl t.se4sc. 3 oorruptio. a tls
blood. ~ etsich thi- rut h-ocrscs vitias.S w.sa
a. Pecr. Being "a The cscul4t.oa x pesy4css -
wlcle hocy st my hursf c1i u disease &C. ary psrf
q g. 10 organ isfrce fron - afack- ncr q there
one ~aich = nay nsi dest-1S Ihs scrofai,-s tzlrf
= yAfol.iy csC-c1 rs r ercgr!a tsesse i1~ llvaE
elsortsrst or uEhea-ihy fooc. inpare az. l.ia aI4
E4t1y Azrt-, The depressing Fce-. 49, shove a. hy
the veHercsi Infect ~. Whs;crcr he iis cririn a =
hereditary fhe constitution. dcsce1dirg ''frcD "a
rents O. ehldrca unto the ihr1 Snt fourth seners-
ten irdeed. u feeros 20 be a, Toc - u.rn who
say VII sisii the ilqc.ls- of t.c tastsrs rf'r
their children -
Is crecis consssenes - Deposition fro-s 10 hs,.
- corrupt Il uilfrcus tcat.fr which. in lie l1rEs
liver. aaa intsllal orgsls l. termed turSercic..
the gAlts. -W,lias~, sd On fie -rrface srlrt'ons
cr sores This fa1l csrrap,i,r Which Tsutsrs in IL
l.oot. csIre--es the suefde, 81 h's ~ i1At ~refa
i.cs complains. l-t ..s Eare fa- i-ss power
sifh-sud the sftsca~ - o.h,r tscssss e4urrf-
u sas. n.ulfIs 9efl.l b. eor srs r-ich. a.flo1-
ff -rrol-ic1s ~ TIER uatlrc srr sfi rrrcc-ft a.
isl tg th- fsirt in t1f sy,icD. No 81 tlc CO..
sgf r. % which ceCm mated q DC car fsn.iJ LIS ift
'rin c'feClr in IL rr~ofeiCe- con,tfssrs s.is So
ilaae -esffpr+4gs eess-ss of the iistr. ki..less
br.in. and. .afetc. 3, a.4 fe crgs-s altsc frn c.
.rr a. grssatrl . y the >arr ca1se.
one qnsgisl ~ all o1E peoI.t aIc -cfofg r. thfi-
persons arc iafa4.t by Die lgFkr-g ,rfce'io- snf
ihelE lea n j. undermined iy L.. To cleanse & -.
the stem re r--t TIC i.ot y az aifere-
t.ve mci.cne aua invigorste il ty hesi.ay fol1 sl
e2erc.-e. oec.. meclcine we srpil3 l
"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

D.. =. ALAN, A. v. G.
f-n- Asl.s. gr-. =. i>si -dw1w
J. S-Ehe srr~assr o. ti-s ress q. cos,p.rct ~1tk
ID. strfsss =, isfo syi ~. ssrv s terTes- =
a. A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
LEGAL.

~ N or fvpIAsk. v11o Covsrr. ss-vs.
- ti-ss. b.rrtf ..r~-. ~ 81 Airssatff r. Crart,
sF-ritt.t-a.ar - tfs stfats e IF-s y. Slrh. a..
rtssed las aiss Ia Fessgv - sel IA real ostAts
sst srtt3s'i tis pff'frti nfns ietrEr g g. gr
~. teftl Al thaf saIs rft.uan wtl 81 Assrf ,t.
- .~rrs cf - f~1rt ~ Cc-1r1 rfefs n -
~~--.v Jos 4 hlAkr C!-rl
ssSt .. tlt--sv tssns -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

res.rsHln rvEaY SorxlSs tEScfr7 srxpsr5
EESI-TsS BUILDING
70. s. WABASH STREET
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

rr4rr-uArrs 4 Ascrxov8 tA.lAcAn.
fl.les LesT~. lss-a~ sfsiv~
sal To s.s..sHtE .No ]. tl-,f =.
st1. -ss.. x--ess- -. =. - 3. r
faklE aAr1f. AaroS . -. loris sAiixoAD.
TIA. t-s-- I~a.ls Arffv-.
80 4 lnea. a 49, N.ii-.-- = o. :. tto. p
~ - - - = 49, - :. = -. a
kra~svILlr . ezkxFeaf s. .ttG ae-ikoto.
r~slas fesrs Trans Ar-t~e.
sc n.... AeIat-.. <. !. ~. o.
. lt1a4 s.--Nel-...-.n. 9. go r.
roeKyii11 Exra-rsnf
-. fae- IIAt- Afrite.
~sf. s1sr- -..N.r- ~ :. 80.
.ztsn. usts rr-aPlY - ~ sSs's Fest'
s..A s-lsscslrx Ines
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:

AssET6
Cash. Balance Ia Bank y. sn- NJ
Bonds and Mortgages (being arsf LEI. oa
Real Estate, worth AZ least sl so7 200 eoa coz OF
loans on Stocks. paysble on demand
lmarket value Of securities Sl9s SO 5O la 400 o.
Sank Stock. (na-kct value) -ss-s o.
United States Treasury Notes, fna!Aei
value. ,o7 eoa -
nFeoklyn tny Water Bonc-, l0.25O 90
North carolina state boncs (market VAL 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds lrnarket value) IA OOo 90
Real Estate, No. { Wall Street. er .as A.
Interest due on Isl January. 1851 u
which so $50 ~ has since been reed q -0S Il
Balance IN hands OF gents and In cours..
of transmission from Agents on L. OF
January lof which ell $50 l3hss since
been received, 40 400 n
Bills Receivable (is- Premiums On In
land Risks, 24,sss %
utner , Property, A,-cclaneous items, $500 90
oies issued 81 ofioe. $3.50 Is
Total, sl,4ss$ $os -
CHARLES J. MARTIN. Pkrsrpxsr
II. wnINARTH. vrcy FRrupev7
J. MILTON SMITH, SrczKrAhT
JOHS MCGEE, Ass'r SrcY
CHARLES CetFr. Agent.
Nc. PHOENIX ROW,
mssdu TkExs sArrt. IND
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TEMPERANCE.
LEGAL.

Annual Rcpoii Of the snditor Of siho
County
lNEFOkI - the Ag'l.s- q El-o o.-ll,, sho-vlr.s
II a. a4leu1i rc,,lrsl ~ 10 o.. IL u reaf
7enirs-eing J1ns L. 4 a.. Leo. - o1-1s NJ
sitt. 4 p, ie,f ia..a-lFe
RECEIPT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-19

WAsHGyeroS, April Isl P. Mp to this hour
we have been unable to obtain any information
from Virginia relative to the action of the State
Conven ton; but from the indications here, your
correspondent has no doubt that the Convention
has passed ordinance of secession.
Effect OF the Secession of Virginia at the
South.
AUGUSTA, April 1S.-The news of the secession oi
Virginia was communicated to Mr.. Pryor as he
was departing in the cars for Montgomery. The
news was greeted with immense cheering, ringing
of bells, firing of cannon and general expressions
of JOY.
MOBILE, April 19.-The news of the secession oi
Virginia was received here with great enthusiasm.
Bells ringing, guns firing, and the people seem
nearly frantic with delight.
MONTGOMERY. April 18.-A despatch from Savan-
nah says that Virginia on the 18th passed ordi-
Of secession, to take effect in two days. but
advices to that effect have reached here direct
Nevertheless it is believed here by the Government.
Unless the Cincinnati seizures are promptly re-
dressed, they must cause nOn.intercourse and the
seizure of Ohio property in New Orleans.
Later.
President Davis has just been officially notified
that Virginia has seeded.
Salutes of one hundred guus are being fired all
over the South in honor of Virginia
MONTGOMERY, April 1S.-A meeting of Virgin
ians Louisianians, Tennesseeans, Kentuckians, and
other States will be held at the Exchange Hotel
this evening to hold rejoicing over the glorious
news from these States. Adjutant-Gen. Cooper,
of the c. S. a., has issued general order for
salute of eight guns additional to the one hundred
fired from Capitol Hill this evening.
Later.
The city is brilliantly illuminated tonight, and
a salute of one hundred guns is being fired. There
is general joy that the revolution is now complete.
MOBILE, April 1S.-An immense meeting, called
by Virginia citizens residing here, is in pro-
Lincoln a rail has just passed the meeting,
causing uproarious shouting. The city is ilumi-
mated, and the bands are playing "Od Virginia"
New ORLEANS, April lS.-The news of the seces-
sion of Virginia is received here with great demon
strations of joy. One hundred guns have been
fired, and all the newspaper offices have flung out
the Southern flag.
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yesterday in bis vaw boat and he informs us that
he went on board one of the vessels of war outside
to inquire if the port blockaded when thev in
formed him that it was still open.
HEAVY FIRING.
The report of heavy guns heard in the city yes
terday, we understand, proceeded from the fleet off
the bar.
PRECAUTIONS AT SAVANNAH.
The lights on Tybee and in the harbor of Savan-
nah have been discontinued for the present.
GUNS FOR NORTH CAROLINA
we understand that several heavy guns will be
spared to North Carolina, in obed Hence to the re-
quest Of Cover nor Ellis. They will be forwarded
immediately
THE BATTLE OF FORT SUMTER.
hA"DQCARIERs Provisional ARMY, C. s. A. !
General Orders No 20
1ne Drigadler-General commanding is happy to
the troops under his command the
=. success winch has crowned their gaantry
prlVatons ana hardships, bv the radnc,ion of the
stronghold in the harbor of Charleston This feat
OF arms has been accomplished after a savara can
nonading OF about thirtythree hours, in which all
the troops have indicated, by their daring and
bravery, that our cause must and shall triumph
Fort Sumter, which surrendered Yesterday
about l IS P. NJ, will be evacuated at O'clock
A NJ. to day; and to show magnanimity to the
gallant defenders, who were only executing the
orders OF their government, they will be allowed
to evacuate upon the same terms which were offer
ed to them before the bombardment commenced,-
Our success should not lul us into false security
put should encourage us in the necessary prepara-
tiohs TO meet powerful enemy, who NAV at any
I'm tme attempt to avenge this, their first check, in
the present contest.
The commandants of batteries will promptlv
sena IN their reports throu the proper channels,
glVlnga journal of the firing of their batteries
against Fort Sumter, and of the fire of Fort
Sumter against their batteries-furnisbing the
names OF those who particularly distinguished
themselves, and other incidents relative thereto,
IN order that the general commanding may be able
to make known to the Confederate States Govern
mem, In proper manner, their bravery and gal
lantry. 1he general is highly gratifed to state
that the troops, by their labor, privations and en-
1urance at the batteries and at their posts have
exhibited the highest characteristics of tried SOL
uiens' ana ne takes this occasion to thank a-his
stan, the regulars, the volunteers the militia. the
naval iorces and the numerous individuals who
have contributed to the surrender of Fort Sumter.
BY order of Brigadier- General Beauregard
ID. II. JONES, 4. A. General
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
WAR MOVEMENTS.

ORDERS FROM THE WAR DEPART
EIENT---A NEW MILITARY DEPART
MENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The War Department
officially announces the establishment OF a new
Military Department, called the department of
Washington" 1t consists of the State of Maryland
and the District of Columbia, according to the
latter's original boundary, and therefore includes
the Potomac river and Virginia shore. Col. C. F.
Smith is assigned to the command, with his head
quarters at W Washington.
Capt. Talbot, Assistant AdjutantG Genera, is re-
lieved from the orders assigning him duty in
Oregon, and has reported at these headquarters
according to orders.
Major Bea, paymaster in the army, resigned
to day.
Another Call for Troops.
HARRISBURG, April lit is reported tonight
that the President has made requisiton upon the
States for $4,000 additional troops and that Cover
nor Curtin will at call extra session of the
Legislature for special purpose.
Troops the March.
BosToN, April 1.-THE steamer S. X. Spaudug
which leaves this afternoon for Norfolk will take
GAO troops. Their destination is said to be For
tress Monroe. The remainder will start overland
to-n night by special train.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER KEDAR
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April 1s.-The steamer Kedar,
from Livrpool on the 9Th, has arrived.
1t was reported that an English Division had
gone to the Jamaica Islands, where the agitation
increases.
Warlike rumors comprise the main staple of the
news.
All the French Marshals had been summoned to
attend an extraordinary Council of War, at Paris
on the Sth.
The London Times ridicules the idea of the
Southern Corfederacy not renewing the slave
trade.
The London Times, in speaking of the American
tariff, say that England must consider how she
deals with States who begin with fragrant depar-
ture from the rule of amity.
The same paper, in editorial American
affairs, points to the English resistance in the first
revolution in America warning against forcible
resistance to disruption which appears inevitable
MARKETS
The Liverpool Cotton market is the by prev-
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Breadstuffs.- fs.-Richardson Spence & Co. quote Flour
dull Prices easier and unchanged. Sales at 29s ass
Cd, the latter price choice brands Wheat active
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Messrs. Wakefield & Nash quote Flour at decline Of
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The same authority quotes Beef dull, Pork steady,
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