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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01

HouI WAS HIntr, WIN sales OF 900 bUIs' ~
10 40 ~ 25-the latter figure for small lots OF extra
brands Southern -four was without change OF moment
The sales embraced about 800 bbs closing within the
range Of the above quotations Rye flour was in good
mand at the above figures with sales Of 400 500 bbs
Wheat-The market was more active, and prime quai
ties OF winter red and white firm, while inferior
grades OF spring and club were heavy. The sales EN-
braced about COO bushels at 81 % for inferior white
California; 81 As 81 55 fer white Ohio and Michigan, red
Long Island at SO 81 35 for red Western 81 81 for
red State 81 rs 81 II Tor Milwaukee club, in store, and
81 is 81 % for Chicago spring CornThe market was
heavy and prices unchanged. Thdsaes embraced about
60 600 bushels at for Mixed at the railroad depot
7ac 6Sc. for new southern yellow sac roc for old
Western mixed, in store and delivered and II re. 72c
for western yellow. Barley was firm, with sales o.
5000 bushels, at the depot, at 67sc Barley malt
finn, with sales Of 2C00 bushels at soc. Oats were
steady, with sales of-Canadian and Western at Soc
361ac., and State at 37c.
CosFE.-The market was steady with sales of 500
bags Rio at lie l2c $50 mats Java at &c., 500 bags
Maracabo al l3ac. l4c and 200 do. Jamaica at IL &C.
Sock of COf,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsnEs-The market was unchanged and sales confined
10 about 80 bbs., at &c. 6bc. for pots and PEARLS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was more active,
while prices irregular and for some brands favor
Of purchasers The Gales embraced about IA 600 bbl,
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-
The Long Island Bank has declared q sem-anuu-
oil dividend Of four per cent, payable on demand.
We find in the Boston Daily Advertiser, copied
from official documents, the following statement
of the shares of the several States in the surplus
revenue deposited with them by the United States
government by the act Of June 49, 1886, and
which the present Secretary Of the Treasury pro-
poses 10 make the basis Of security for new loan
IN proy lido for tho of tho
The national Republican., 1861-05-10

C.F Mccarthy was recalled, and stated that
he is certain that Evans told him that he had
fired.
Drs. Began, HELEN, and Borlaud, made an
examination Of the body at the house. The
ball entered the back of the head. a little to the
right Of the centre. 1t was at first supposed
that the ball had passed entirely through the
head, and out of a wound near the right eye
but an examination proved the wound
near the eye to have been caused by his falling
on some sharp substance. The face is much
bruised, as il by the fall, and the body is GOV.
cred with botches of blood under the skin.
The jury, after celebrating on the testimony,
found the following verdict: That the deceased,
while in custody Of police officers, broke away
from the said officers, and attempted To escape |;
that while running from the officers, q shot was
fired, which took effect upon the back of the
head Of the deceased, causing his death in
about half an hour and from the evidence,
the jury believe that the said John H. Howard
came to his death from q pistol ball fred from
revolver BY Richard Evans, one of the Aux.
ialiary Guards. The Jury further believed that
he was poor man, aud left no property.
The excitement among some Of our military
companies was intense, and it was with diff
Guilty that they could be kept from leaving their
quarters huu reeklng vengeance on the police.
The crowd around the gusrdhouse was im.
mense, and there was a great deal of talk about
tearing the building down. Lieutenant Fra.
sier, Of the eighth Massachusetts regiment, aud
Captain W. H. Nalley, of the Metropolitan Ri
aes, (of which deceased was member,) rem.
dered valuable service, by alaying the excite
ment Of the crowd.
The magistrates examination of the parties
will be held at the Jail this morning at ten
o'clock.
Justice Thompson, yesterday afternoon, held
U. F. Mccarthy to bail in the sum of 81 900, to
answer the charge Of being an accessory to the
murder.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Gentlemen's Ready-made Clothing.

OUR present assortment of GENTLENENS
~ READY-MADE CLOTHING offers to citi-
Gems and strangers wishing an immediate outfit
superior inducements, embracing, at this time,
all styles and qualities of Dress and Business
Garments and Overcoats, in all varieties. Fine
Shirts and Undsr-clothing of all kinds. Kid
and other Gloves Of best quality. Scarfs, Ties,
Cravsts, Stocks, Hosiery, &C., &c. All Of which
we are offering at our usual low prices.
b65- Clothing made to order 10 the most su.
periOr manner. WALL, STEPHENS, k CO.,
mar 27-G 1922 Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
OPENED THE TRACKli

lH0 Boxes Of Oranges and Lemons,
lcO 5000 lbs. Fine Rice,
10 Bbl,. Ginger G ,kes and Snaps,
100 Drums New Figs,
300 Doe. Fresh Eggs,
20 Bags Peanuts.
Also large sup ly of Fine Cigars, Tobacco,
Fresh Fruits in cans, French Confectionery, and
host Of good things too numerous to mention,
which will sell at moderate rates for cash, at
PEARSON'S Fruit Depot,
4sl Eighth street, near Penn. avenue.
may 7--3t
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Pennsylvania Legislature.

Harri,6ury, MOy 8.-Ihe report Of the q.
lect committee on that portion OF the Govern.
ors message relative to the killing Of the troops
at Baltimore, made this afternoon, recites the
facts and demands the punishment of all por.
sons taking part iu the murders the release Of
all citizens from Pennsylvania unjustly con.
fined at Baltimore, and authorizes the Govern.
or to take such measures as hs may deem best
70 effect these purposes.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Secession of Tennessee.

NashviHe, May THE proceedings Of the
Tennessee Legislature have just been made
public. An ordinance of secession and alliance
with the Confederate States has been passed,
subject to the vote Of the people on the 9th Of
June.
Fifty FIVE thousand troops are called for, and
100000 900 are appropriated unconditionally,
and $3,O0O, 900 eOnditionaly.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Shin Owners Offering their Aid.

augusta, Me-, May s.-A meeting Of the
leading ship owners and commercial men Of
this State was held here yesterday, when rsso
lutions were adopted rendering their services
TO the Government, and pedging their ability
to furnish thirty steam vessels in from sixty TO
ninety days. A committee was appointed to
proceed 10 Washington aud urge vigorous 20
ton.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
MARYLAND Legislature-No Conventic

Frederick, Noy s-The probabilities now
are that the Legislature will adjourn on Friday
until July 10th.
At caucus of the House members, held
last night, it was almost unanimously deter.
mined to abandon the proposition of q Oonvsu.
ton.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Seward Guards, Company B, Metropolitan RI.
des, will meet every evening at 8 o'clock, at Tenn.
persncs Hall. Persons desrious of volunteering
will find this favorable opportunity.
may Cot By order Of the Company.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Kentucky Legislature.

Frankfort, May The Legislature Of this
State today adopted series Of resolutions
calling for the correspondence between Gov.
Magotin and the Confederate States suthori.
ties; ; also, inquiring whether the Confederate
States had made any requisition on Kentucky
for troops, and the Governors reply thereto.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Minnesota Volunteers.

Chicago, May Two companies Of Mime.
sofa volunteers have been ordered by the SEQ
retary of War to Fort Ripley, two to Fort
Ridgely, and two to Fort Abercrombie, to re-
ieve the companies OF the second infantry at
those posts.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Secession of Arkansas

Lousrihs, May 7.-Reliable private dis.
secession ordinance by vote of 50 aeainss I.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
The Blockade in the West.

LoulspHze, Ky, AT y 5.-The surveyor Of the
customs has been instructed to prevent the
shipment of aims, munitions, aud provisions,
to the seeded States, including Tennessee,
such shipments passing by or going through
Louisville.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
FENWICK & STEWART,

FOR SALE,
A PAIR of Black, Thoroughbred, Four-year-
n old MARES, sound and kind, work single
or double and good under the saddle. Can be
seen at the subscribers stables, at Union Hotel
Georgetown, D. o. HIRAM WRIGHT.
apr
The national Republican., 1861-05-10

Sailing Of the Frigate Minnesota.
Boston, May 8.-The Minnesota sailed at 10
o'clock this morning, under sealed orders from
the Navy Department.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
3 RDIN @.

GOOD Boarding, with or without rooms, car
" be had on accommodating terms by apply.
ing at No. 42s Duff Green's row, Capitol Hill.
mar 27-f
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Missouri Affairs.

Atchison, No., May 7.-st tho municipal
election here, the Union candidates we're elected.
~. Louis. May Capt. Lyon has orders to
receive 10000 men, and be has already 5000
enlisted. The Home Guard will exceed the
complement called for. They will remain with
their families, but do guard duty one day sseh
week.
lCapt Lyon is In command of the United
Sta es forces at ST. Louis.-Ed. Rep.1
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Later from Cairo,

ST. Louis, May S.-The Cairo correspondent
of the Republican says that five batteries are
now planted at different points on the Ohio and
Mississippi, fully commanding both rivers at
their confluence, and are SO placed that the
eutire force can be rallied to support any point
in Q few minutes. All the batteries are sus.
tained by large bodies of infantry.
Col. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, positively 90.
sured Col. Prentiss that no preparations hostile
to Illinois were being made ut any point near
Cairo, ILL.,
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
Recognition of State Of War by the
Confederate Staten.

Montgomery, May 7.-Yesterdsy, an oct was
passed by the Confederate Congress, from which
secrecy is removed, recognising the existence
Of war with the United states.
The preamble recites the acts of Mr.. Lincoln
aud his proclamation, and declares that Il il
necessary for the Confederate States to accept
the war thus commenced by him. The aot
authorizes the granting Of letters of marqus
and reprisal, on certain conditions. Five per
cent. OF the prize money is to be reserved e.
fund for the widows and orphans Of those killed
on private armed vessels, and the support of
the wounded.
A proviso announces the doctrine that u free
ships make free goods" Thirty days is allow.
ed for Federal vessels to return home. The
Montgomery Confederation says that over three
thousand applications had been made to The
State Department for letters of marque.
J. W. Brockenbrough and Walter B. Sta.
pies, members elect from Virginia, were sworn
IN aud took their seats as members Of the Con.
gress. The other Virginia delegates were mot
present.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10
BY. TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from Apnapol;s.

annapolis, Nay S.-The twentieth New York
regiment arrived here from Perryville ,lis NON.
ing, and will proceed shortly to Washington.
Lieut.. Crosby, of the U. =. navy, has arrived
in port with the light.boat heretofore stationed
of Windmill Point, and his convoy in tow, the
lat, er having exploded her boiler at the mouth
OF the Patuxent, severely scalding one man,
The crew we're transferred to the Thos. Sparks.
The light-boat-was found twelve miles up the
Great Nicomico river. The crew escaped, leav.
ing "a warm breakfast behind them. The log OF
the boat showed that three armed schoonsrs bad
taken possession Of the mouth of the river.
Lieut.. Crosby saw some two hundred cavalry
on shore, and the country was armipg.
The national Republican., 1861-05-10

The Northern Central Railroad.
Harrisburg, May s.-The bridges of The
Northern Central railroad will be finished 70.
day, and the route will be opened 10 travel sad
the cars running in few days.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07
TSCESLAN
HOW to Eoretei1 weather.

Ia m,nsi.. OF the barometer, cofn7;t-
cd b7 Rear-Admiral Fifzroy, and Just
published by the bo4ld OF Trade the loi-
iowinouseful observations occur: " beth
err clear or cloudy, rosy sky at sunset
uresaqes fine weather; 3 red sky IN the
morning bad weather, or much wind (per-
haps rain J a greyish SKY IN the morning
fine weather; high dawn, wind; low
dawn, fair weather. Soft LOOKING or deli-
clte clouds fotctell hne weather WITH
moderate or light brcezes: hard edged or
oily-lookias clouds, wind. 4 dark, gloomy
blue sky is windy; but light, bright,
blue sky indicates fine weather. Gener-
allv. the softer clouds look the less wind
lbut. perhaps more rain) may be expected
and the harder, more GREASY rolled,
tuftea, or ragged, the stronger the coming
wind viii prove Also bright, yellow
sky at sunset presages wind pale yellow
wet; and thus, by the prevalence OF red,
yellow or gray tints, the coming weather
may be forotold very nearly indeed, Ii
aided by instruments, almost exactly
Small inky-looking clouds foreteil ram
light scud clouds driving across heavy
masses show wind and rain, bat if alone,
nav indicate wind only.
High upper clouds crossing the sun,
moon or stars in direction different from
that Of the lower clouds, or the wind than
felt below, foretels change OF wind
When sea birds fly out early, and far to
seward, moderate wind and fair weather
may be expected when they hang about
the land or over it, sometimes flying IN
land, expect a strong wind with stormy
weather. There are other signs OF a
coming change in the weather known less
generally than may be desirable, and, there
fore, worth notice such as when birds or
long flight, rocks, swallows or others hang
about home, and fly up and down or low
rain or wind may be expected. Also,
when animals seek sheltered places, In
stead of spreading over their usual range;
when pigs carry straw to their sites when
smoke from chimneys does not ascend
readily Cor straight upwards during calm)
an unfavorable change is probable. Dew
is an indication of fine weather; so is tog.
Neither of these two formations occur un-
der an overcast sky, or when there IS much
wind One sees fog occasionly rolled away,
as it were by wind, but seldom or never
formed while it is blowing.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

ID ABROAD HOUSE, Wilnore. Cam
4 q bria county, Pa. (Near Penna Railroad
Station.) JAS. d. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE win be fur
nished with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best of liquors in
Gliding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries Extensive and convenient SrABLIxG is
attached to the premises
Wilmors, August %, 1s59:tf
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ROWEENG SALOON.

SOMETHING NEW IN EbbNN'
~ porEs
The undersigned having opened 'i-art il D
Saloon, connected with his kestauia+,tfirly +
basement of Myers new Hall resp resi- 20 oiveb'
quests all who wish good eXerciSer DrTR r I'D
a call. BSy~ ALE and LAGER Dl.,ily Dl..tspily
most approved manuiactrrc, ee1wRgIh
hand THOMAS
Ebensburg, August 25, 1882" -
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PROFESSIONAL CARES.

a BRAHAM <OPELIN, AfTokNEY
Z a at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Once on Main
street. aUs2o, ioosa-ti-
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II d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AZ Law,
Os Ebensburg, ia. O:fice opposite GTaw-
tords Hatcl aug, %, 1859. II.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

49, A very unique ornament to watch
tobs has made its appearance IN the shape
of miniature hoop skirt.
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UsEEgE EEyEyYEOys.

AN manufacturing and selling at the ID
Z rate OF six dollars. Q. c. GREENS PAE
ENT FEED CUTTER. ACKNOWLEDGED, By d
who have tried it, the simplest, most durs5i
and easiest operated machine ever gotten rF
1t VIII cut Corn Fodder, long Straw Sla
Oats, tangled Straw. or Hay. ! have theHsl
Of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong. Clarion, EG
>est. Ell and Jefferson counties. viii di:la
OF the right in three or four OF the last usHH
counties On fair terms.
! have also the right for HAYDENS PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. in Cambria s
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood taels
of over four years in many CT the Eastern ~
Southwestern States, ana proves TO be md
stronger and more durable, although or
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel .
not desire to sell any Of my ter Il
ritory or this, but viii furnish as
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies. &c S-EG.
propose to accommodate Car -
riage- makers with Wheels (orhI,,s ahd sA.-
on reasonable terms. These Wheels SIC -
supersoding all others. -.
Call at NY shop, near the EbensbuTg i''-
dry, and examine fer yourselves. ,.orp
ISAAC c. SlNGhA
Ebensbure, February ;, lSto.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
"a The subscriber, having leased, rc-fitted
and newly furnished the 'Ebensburg House"
is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally The House has always
been 4 fayorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and l viii spare no pains III making it
an agreeable home for all sojourners. GIv Ia
BILE viii always be luXurieusly supplied from
the markets of the country and the cities Ny
BAR viii be filed with liquors of choice
brands. Ny STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as to
suit all Expecting to receive 2 share OF pat
roRage, and fully intending to deserve IT. /
hereby throw open nay house to the public
HENRY FOSTER
August %. l859:tf
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TIE AE.EE GHsASa.w

w LII be published every Thr,.,
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Ii not paid until the expiration Of - - 80
A failure to notify a -eiscoI t:ruai,c, - -.0
expiration Of the tenn subscribed for ,r.nt n Gt
considered a new engagement. W. L
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EOR RENT.

TE7he subscriber VIII lease for term I,1TJ 0sTl
1.-THE PENSACOLA MILL PkOfLh-as ,i.,s
with l,600 acres OF land adjoining m q, I,
timbere6-30 acres surrounding the mn MI !
cleared, and under & high state OF cu!'.'@ITi 4
Also, Blacksniths' shops, ITuehS' a. t
Mil has one Of Pages Circular saws u II IN. !,
we'll as an upright saw, and three sna-, -s;,r
lars for lath. &c. and is capable q ,D M,Hri1 n
10000 FEET OF LUMBER Pm III i
The above described valuable pfoIs:,eI1 sr
be leased on favorable terms. Posses'''-'
en- at any time. Address ,,,s.r.frr,.
LLOYD & HILL. Holhoessy...
Or WM. H. GARDNER, EsQ', "i''
September l. lS59:tf.
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NASotoHT

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J0R WORK.! JoB WOhH

II aving, in connection win drior NJ
Il u ghanian, large and La,ecpts y
Job-Type, we are prepared % r;ety Of y
neatness and dispatch, every N%.5 NS.r5: De-
Work, Including Hand Bliis' ~ on -
and Blanks Of every deserip'lHIiie Iie rsis;>
notice and on the most reason ,;ns VII
Persons desiring anything IN 'n''
well TO call.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-01
A1lllNl lE

TINE undersigned respectfully inform, their friends
IN West Baton Rouge and surrounding parishes,
.i-..hsy have ASSOCIATED themselves under the name
n. u style Of GOLDMAN Il FENDER, to carry on
~. !. .IeyyeIry Rnsincss, heretofore conducted
w, fseodore Goldman, at their new store, opposite
" Branch of the Louisiana State Bank, Baton
pnnge, where they will always keep On hand the
finest aud largest stock OF
English, French q. American Watches, Z
n.,,ry Diamonds, Clocks, Siiesrseare, Pianos, ETC.,
80 al Sd found in the Sonth out Of New Orleans.
TO- ;n,eud to sell az cheap as the cheapest, and war
,.ntour goods to Be what we represent them, or the
Money shali be refunded. =,
NJ, ExAvuEl. FEspLxH, Of the above Arm, is well
..nrr throughout Southwestern Louisiana as a
S@lsr II Jewelry, for many years past He trnsts,
- that he has domilicnted himself permanently IN
BATON Rouge, that his old friends and patrons VII
nos forget his establishment, but call and examine
-. new stock of fine goods whenever they visit the
city, ca, nyANN & FFvnyEp
Watcimakers and Jewellers,
THIRD street, opp. Branch State Bank,
to.ts Baton Rouge, La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-01

Silver-Plated Ware, or pure
Alb Gata, -
TABLE and Tea Spoons,
i Table aud Desert Forks,
Decanter STANDS,
Wine Castors, Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets
CUP. Cream and Gravy Ladies, Card Baskets,
Segar Tongs and Shoyels, s
Mustard spoons and u5ar sitter, Butter cups and
poen Holders,
Cups, Mugs, Molasses Jugs, halt poems. Casters.
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug31-3w PIPER & BRADFORD.