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The FATE OF TUE BRITIsH VOLUNTEERS We
find the following in the Montreal CONNER.
cial Advertiser:
Col. Austin, of the much talked-of British
regiment, OF New York, has returned tc Cana
da poorer and no dOuot wiser man. 1t ap.
pears from his statement that there never
was any British regiment; the whole thing
a monsurous lie and fraud, not eighty
men having offered for il. Nor was there any
pay forthcoming; and the Colonel, after pro
Ceeding TO Washington and vainly SupplIcd-
ting the authorities there for bis expenses
concluded 10 secede from eerViCewhjch prom
ised neither profit nor honor Some III his
companions, Who were without means OF theil
own, are unable To return, being kept in pawn
by inexoTable hotel keepers. - ends the farce
OF the British regiment
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VIRGINIA STocKs.--A teiegraphic dispatch
dated New York, J upe Is, informs Us that a
Richmond letter says that no provisions have
been made for the payment IN New York OF
the July in terest on Virginia stocks, aud that
yirgiuia's obligations will be paid at Rich
inona in Virginia currency.
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GET. UENNINasES. The Savannah Repub
lican learns that this gentleman VIII prObt.
bly, be chosen Colonel OF The Ninth Geurgil
Regiment, now TenQrZYOusiAg al : tidu TIA
lie is 4 private i'll a company from Burke
rOEntV.
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LETTER LIST.

I~TO EFT ERS--R Remaining in the RICH.
IL MON ID Post OFFICE, On The 1lst day Of une,
1881
AFPublished by authority OF Act Of Congress
in ls ia PEI Aavine the largest circulation In the
Distrfct whefs printed.
81 Persons calling for letters in the List will
plea.e gay they ADV Eat LED.
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Z 6AhiSE iNeU aASCE
.aSuT porsted 1892
rHk SiK0isiA FIRE AND BASiHs Nsrk
ANCE COMPANY
~ once No I7I Main Street HienhVud g.
CAPITAL. anu SURPLUS $3.50, 900.
MS Company the advantage Of fLren'y sorss
ssdTs experience in the Insurance o1stpess, an
avinQ enjoyed the favor of the public during a.
hat period needs No spectal racomme la"
> tbs citizens of Virginia.
Z effects Fire Insurance "a city aud country AZ
&arine Insurance TO ell paris of the world
It's cash capital and surplus ars Is st"ve, .aa -
sdairs are ma nassd pruden.ly. Gp1 ainerelIs, an
IS rates ara low Is those ~ any ~fher 10 q r.
aatdtiup DTkErTURS
{. COwardiu { Ns9sw ovtt rbfrtck tuaiea
assph Allen, Wm Ssers Geo " ST.itS
iorace L Ken. Thos Samson i winston
Hm Palmer Ghas W Purcsit. FuG- u Gordon
lex z Parker JUr Z winston rcp Thomas
Rs a. luijes. Claiborne
apply 20 the President Secretary 10 ,-rs
" By letter l. cow Akh'S Prssideut
Ss WILLIS. 81
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Liberal PRoPosITloS mir l.. Hanover, ot
P9cahOntas, Randolph county, Offers the
Southern C0niederaCy lOin 81 300 900, with
out Interest until the w,.r Is over, and then
will take the bonds of the Confederacy a. low
interest.
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Evening Session.

~ O'Clock, the Convent was called IN
o oa ~ Aif. SorTAALL. The regular bust
was tha election Ct members 10 the Ton.
seesrste Congress. wa
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The OCCUPATION OF BoMSET 1t is s tateG
that when The Feder,tlists occupied the towo
Of ROmuey, they fired several times at thu
Rev. j z. Hyde, Lieutenant of Il company
and formerly OF " oodsyock, Va.
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FROM CARE HENRY BE4CH-The Norfolk
Argus publishes a Journal of events trauspir-
ing through several days il the neghborhood
Of Cape Henry Beach. We copy the latest ::
NoHpAY, 17th One bark and one brig, com
ing III from sea- were brought to by several
guns from the NJ tiCellO, and carried y 10
Fort Monroe and detained. One large triIate
came in from sea and anchored Oft the bar
racks all night and went to sea next morning
TUESDAY, 15th.--A large merchant ship wen t
ont OF the Capes III II A. NJ. One ship and
TWO briggs anchored OF Willoughby Point
Light Boat. brig went To sea at midday.
Things around the coast rather ''mCditiad"
siuce the departure OF the hostile quaker
City"
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a SAD AFFAIR.--We are panied to learn that
John Shelton, some eight miles east of this
place, on Saturday evening last shot Samuel
Robinson. who expired almost Immediately
The circums tances connected with this mel
ancholy affair, as We have received them, are
about as follows:
Robinson AMI his wife and Mrs Shelton
were visiting nelghbOI on Saturday, and
Shelton was OUT SO uirrel- hunting. Upon the
return of the parties II their h0m-s-Nrs
Robinson riding, ana Robinson and Mrs Sbel-
ton walking-cOmingt TO Il field around which
the road ran, Mrs.. K. kept the road, her hus-
band and Mrs. :. going through the field
1t appears, from the information We have,
that Shelton was but short dis tance behind
them, returning home also, and when nearly
through the field he heard the screams of his
wife, and saw Robinson attempting 10 violate
her person. shelton, as soon as he "a "
Robinson, exclaimed, q \ Gu villain, what do
you mean !" Robinson Immediately Telin-
quished his hold upon Mrs. Shelton ana ran /,
but before he had taken half q dozen steps.
Shelton, who was some fifty yards OF, shOt him
DOWN, soma fOur buck shots taking effect
Shelton immediately surrendered himself,
and upon hearing the statement of himself
and his wife, the magistrate discharged him
All the parties, we understand. had been
upon friendly terms.-AtlH9don girginidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

The County Court of Naussmond has ap.
pfopriatsd els, 900 for war purposes.
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MEDICAL SOaPLTAL9

49,
IOsPtIAL o& IhG ,1hD,tAa- COL
IL LEGE OF FikGiNIA.-This Hospital erect
ID by the iIbsraity Of the state, At cost of more
han *2o 800, is now completed, and open for he
reception Of patients II IS admirably adapted by
ts plan tor the accom- iGotsti"n OF the sick, and II
furnished with every convenience requisite fyI
heir comfort and sGcceesful treatment It's sit
aation on Marshall street, east Of Nth, lDmsd!
%tsly descent 70 the Medical College, while re
.lred and airy, il at the same time central, Guo
convenient Of access from all parts Of the city.
The pat;e1is are under the immediate charge
lne Professors of the College, who make DALI
sisits,l assisted by competent Resident Phys'
el4a.
All persons requiring Med ic&i or surgical trsaI
ment are admitted, exeept the Insane and th"s
laboring under SMALLPOX AND oTssK tSFsoTIor
pIsosDERs.
LYIgG-Is WOMEN, both white ana colorsd. re-
esivs specis al care and attention
CHAh4ss,
Incindins Boo rd, led cal Attendance, Sc!
nae patients ....,....So per week
ana Al hs same rats for tracriops OF week
For less han week. - per day, op 10 IN.
charge Tor 2 full week
Several neatly flrnIshed PsIVArE k0Uss nav
0eel provided Tor ta0es desiring separate accom-
rlodatlUna fhs charge Tor these Will vary tror
ii 70 f,5 per w5gk
For sGI2isal operauon-. Zee rsHsE9 from
o $50 viii be required, in addition 10 The aboE
*sss!y =. ra t,, ,,,,,. 49, ,,> ,... ., ~, ,,,,,
A limited number Of beds placed al the Gtsposc
II Charitable Associations, al Fi5e per am
gayaoie s@ui' nrally, or 1t corresponding r&t
| For six mouths
Patients conveyed to or from. .he JospItai n
suitable vehicle. provided expressly for The pur
| pose
Citizen. aud strangers 4rs invited to visit II
| 4ospitaI, and inspect its arrsD sementss
Pree1snt-Dr L s. JOYS hS
| Attending Physieia nE-br TCCXEk. COS
| NAY, aud McCAH
| Attending sulgeons- Dr- GIBSON, PETi'C
| DAs, aud " ELLFoRD
ResidsHt PhyeieieD-Dr lsAtAb n. WIFI ..
| s'e~ard-F PaKiNH AZ 2
| .tEli ~ & ss,st.a
| u CHURCH HiLL. Hi0 d aoaD, "a
WITS PAftEsfs-ln war1e, - per wesk: /
.Ftvate roGns, - 20 III per week.
! SLAVES per wssk Lee- than q week, "a D.
| lay: but n9t 20 exceed So per week Fraction
| yer the hrsr week II cents per day
No ert-a charges sxcep. FOR surgical operation
! and then adeittoEai fee ranging from ~ 20 =
sill bs charged Ssis pcyQEe tfc ,sR0"ai = n
! -5fi-nt No sm@ti- pox admitted
| covered sprlBg wagon VIII eohqsy patients g.
| sad from the Hospital when desired Orders
| os left At the Hospital, OF A. the otaee of L H3t
LADAY. l3th street, hesv cen Main sn1 Cary.
| The sui scrioat, who hss been connected vii
l. his Institution since IT. foundation hAvins take
| IL under his exclusive charge, aided by
| assistants. soIteits = coutin Of the nbsrs
patronage Of his friends and Of the puhiie ysns
rally
| Attending Physician and Surgeon,
| JAMES BOLTON, n. D.,
| Grace street, bstwsea 9Th AID tth.
| ASSISTANTS.
| c " p BROCK M D.
| uhursh ALI, cor 18th and Marshall sta
| W w. GO6GIN n
| ts n-V ksstdea. Physician.
7
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.St,s%tA ss.sEts
STArnF y,

!S' mn seas
~ y,ss.s,t
The yIRGIEIA HOTEL g. extensive ely kaJs.
the trava'ins pablo ar one Of the very Rat 81
W rios 7 FEYToN who will dew az
heir whole attention t" The pnrp1se Of incteasi.R
{ p"oslhie, the nish reputation which it Il pre-
mt sEstain-. aud will ieave 4. exvrlion
iiCy53 to render their guess satisfied and com
ortat's The receaI additions pu, 10 thi~ estah
tshmeut euAbe The proprietors 70 &ceUmn date +
rs whole building, in III interior and exterior
aas been recently REF!TTEn aud PAINTED,
nd looks now COOP 4 EW
The PToprlef3rs nae s.cqred m .erv1ssy .
6r VIM D GihhhNhH 81 al experience
2ndlord ard 4gglHsFsy Z The Taylo, a":ei Wiz
very attention = those stopping al the Hotel
'apdb.e ana faithful servants are also provided
en-uTe the comfort II guests TIE table WI
~onunIe, a. heretofore, |" equal that Of any hota
CONNECTED With The Hotel are extensive STA
FLbS, Ccder the management Of bl hks u co
vol kpowa foe tEeir experience and efficiency 10
h.s department Horses will be taken on livery
AID H0rse7, S1gGies, aud Hacks will be sforder
o guests ~ reasonable terms
The Propri stoTs are we'll prepared to &C c0mmo-
date families VINO wish t. spend the Summer
no1tr, ia this healthy portion OF the State.
This hutel Is well furnished, aud contains a.
Sood and comiysta0le 5eddins les any house in tn
10 this Hotel there ars Two Of Fistdlnxs new
&n3 excellent marbl e Dedde3 and patent cush
toned billiard TABLES New aud comforta bl,
BATHING Rooms have inst been neatly bttsd up
VIZ Ii. PEYI"s, who has been so long con
1scted with this Hotel, will devote ais whole AT
;ention - the acco nmodation Of the guests IL
IS tia nkf1. for the liberia! patronage Boretofor
bestowed, aud would respectfully ask eontin
aaus9 If The same r..
10" wn d > r PRyToN Propristor..
B-Ths rice Of all tbs STAGE LINES Is Al
his a9use also. the Sties Of AgA.S cos Ex
staunfon. March Is. 1874 ap lit
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q . TIE L g
t.aAtEANGf ADTEL,
+ = y = - q

aHasHAN@t HOTEL,
Ft aARh tSoN p u go ga
Dk, W LILLIAN " WILLIAMS, PkofkikICA
p 81 WOODWARD. SUPERINTENDENT
Ma hor~e, steasanrly .ttta}e1, = - avery
4oact a : EST CLASS Dor ~. aud y :eaG
the reception ~ ala VIE may y,-it the 4,isF
- pecia " Ga>}rth;s stopping place lor tho-
= no Ut from he ~ stsring PLACES Ia tI3l
yicufv The Rouse anu Furniture are betn 81
rely new, and he beoms large and comfortable
and Handsomely furnish I'd
rERMb
H1ard nncludtns room Sc. per day .,.,..sl =
per usek.,.... o
- per U, oHth zoe. "a '
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LETTER yrsr--continued.

LIFE AN - FAKE In u u n Ia ~ = q
I lie, FiREAND MARINE iNsURASCs.
RICH0fOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
1YrI0s, No. ss MAIN IN CUssEs OF llTsI 81.
RICHMOND vs.
iAorcsTs{ ssfh March 1897
This old and rsiiable Institutiou with AMP.
capital aud contingent fund carefully invested
continues to iusurs sLAyEs BUILDISGs, MER
HANDLES, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNiTUHE auc Family WEARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CAR0OEs add FRkioHT- IT the low g.
current rates.
Losses sdtnstsd and pafA WITH oil possible dis
tateh. DIERCross
David Curris, Roners n sHrton,
0 Worthsu krsuctsJ esrRes
John Claiborne John T Snbists.
John Eiisra Thos A Rust
Ajax Garrett Geo. 9vathmey.
Peter q. Eatstck.
DAVID CunSYs President.
tosR } WILsoE, Treasure,
r. BEOOKE- Secretary de -
As. Is. MAJ Mt r. %, Agent MANIA .
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New orb
ofhce at the Insurance Agency Of THOMAS Al
Blend. on uth street nearly opposite o"cd'h .
sail. where applicstions ~ ~ Ne reossveS
"a Is ~
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rPcTs| OoD HOTEL,

VA.
This ns~ HOTEL. At tins corner OF MAIS and stl
streets. iast finished and elegantly furnished, u
acw open for The accom-, "a d&ti0a 81 guests.
The location IL tbs best In TIA oily and ever,
effort viii be usds TO pe2sa the patio OF shs
aoass.
have secured th services Of Mr. T. W Hos
sIasR, late OF the Everett House. New York
no5-lv JOSEPH GRESSHzW.
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nAnssA NINtR, Nn0LssAL. 80

pAhss TIHER, HOLksALs -, thr
i aud Prov ) DtALERs -of'r q s~'s
a Ind BRASS EACth
- kbd, RAMS nd 4 Dk hAtpA
. hhG- nh' CLpkk BACON
1T obis It, kxtrs aud 10 @4-4
~ hbls Cut Loaf 4nc isIlas 80
Iye Daxr Las nzyra ana Il o tf'F Is
20 bbls - - and Il 'LkNst-
:, bbis sZtI= LIAR LAR
~ nbis pure tlDGE WHOA
bh,s . g. Shrrn,ans 'i-< ET-
- bbip BRANDY GiN Pr" VIE
Iz.4 >'rEset. f. s.asU AaT.
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tsrlt-e 80 J.. aAt NJ 40
kIchkusD, Aas n itn.
roCks AND BONDS taR <ALf.
y 6lSiA SIX PR CENTS
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA KAiLScAt slA
psR CENTS,
shares Fam Of Common &c I'm sftGa
ebarer farmers Bank STOCK
<hzras E4as ~ t,r-fsaiA srtfk
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4 LEA t<Dt.f ttstA,
\ AUCTtnSERR ANb goAMiskiOc
MERCHANT

"a 4 an -fkOuf Clio N :. - nav. ,a-l Re-.
~ sSixed fsIga qnaBlity al MAlkn Fa,alr
9o,h, tiom wh.eh au asking cloais sa,ta.
PIC sar rlsal wear, or Hiaaksss. Also bI,nnais
ois'a. Sc ". camp service. 9hass liz want eau
sydsss II the Military tlSl6lar insss,sma ~
ssla street. llsl va. lkksssth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

O. II. Browning, the successor of Senator
Douglas, is said to be- particular friend OF
I.incoln's, AMI his appointment is generally
esteemed unfortunate and DISCUS ting in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-22

Mr NEBLEfr nominated Hon Roa,,
PRIOR. 49,
Mr.. CHAaBLfss nominated Mr.. Woop Rort.
DIN, OF Charlotte county
MI BorLDIs requested his friend TO with
IRA" MS naIne, as lie was else ted to the Cen
sral Assembly.
mr.. GooDE favored the eicc ton Of Mr.
FLyor N a speech Of some length.
IL votes
The order Of the day was postponed ill
clock this III lernoon
Leave of absence was asked in behalf Of
nj President JAsxEY, VINO explained the
les'i'y Vi absence Tor four days from To-
=, hf' JAsssY took occasion to thank the
muse ioI the numerous courtesles and fayors
ne mas received At their hands
Adjourned ever TO 5 o'clock
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80 u4vs ia -.nre nd for sale = ) NfE'.
Wines aad OLD aYE HSiAHEYn. E4.ttG
Will sell ~ reduces gTiaas, sai waEraa n. .SEaD
30 stve datlsts sion
81 store scuih side C;.rr strssg docrs below
.th
as Al riars pss.-c.iy attended 80 II 'T--sti
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hONEY received on deposit in sa,ns % Nv =
|CLLARS and CpTard$. on which ibieTrti IL the
-ata OF six per cent per - psid for 5rtns
amalnius eix months OF longer FOR f"rtsr Pc
,sods, interes, al the fsts Of per eentul.
rhe whole Joint stock pound tor ne 40 tHits
Deposits received and cartin eates ierDet ~ the
Ashler r Z. STAhfE. ST he store =, sLes 4
9arey corner of Main ana Gov srnor atT.tts, Gien-
.5opgVa RAMIs iOTThzuL PTes's
TH TAHKE. Cashier.
~ -
, 1861-04-03

WAsu1SGToS, April IA proposj. ion baa
been nude by the B. Il O. R. R. o. and il
under the consideration OF the Po7.I Of11ce ns,
partncnt, to change the schedule time So a.
to secure the arrivals Of the mails at Wash.
ington and the South earlier than now. Sin,-
lar advantages are 10 be secured to the West
The change is to take cttect on the 18th insts.
ingly.
Gen. 10 Lane, just previous to leayinsr N Y
tof the Pacific, wrote to 8 friend there: II
am out ct politics, l,nt shall continue to
STAND ~ the right. will urge the Democra-
ey oi Oregon to adopt th= Constitution of the
Contederate Staits As thai: PLATFORM
NEW YORK, April 2.-The Tribune cores
pondence says that Gen. Scott has given as
suranees that there has never been any idea
entertained by the Administration Of abando- ;.
ing fortress Monroe. TbG principles an. ~.
nounced in the Inaugural will not be nan. a..
uoned, and 1t military necessity be ace .entef]
as 10 sumter, 1t Will be for reasons VIII .ch viii
not be held y apply elsewhere VA
Tie 1toT4as correspondent SAYS Il ,a+ +bo A..
mlnlstratlon d1scredits t1sc 1eporf of tha sai1
Ing Of IN anslo-Freilch fleet for orr coast s'A'1
The Times correspondence ays II ia re1.n,.+ II
that the PAWnee has leen ordered r. Snn+or
to take Anderson and his command ~ Tha
me other Southern: Foifs are not In ha did
turbed. ''e "o' ~ ~ us
The Solther, Commissioners hare advised
week. VIA ~ e'Aeualeo tnts
A3vices FROM Virginia say that the seces-
sMionlsts, Mo, led hy Hunter, Floyd, De Jarnctte,
naso1 ,',,s,1 ~ nsn NeCuloch, are making super
human ehor's to carry that Sta.e The latter
says some coup d'ftat will be resorted to az in
Texas, if the Convention fa:ls to carry IT + The 1.s
point. 141e.
, 1861-04-03

ter red western at s1.sGK s81& III store and de.
livered; 600 bush common red state at 81 25; 500
bush amber Jersey On private terpas; $500 bush
club at $1.3o@1.35 $500 bush white Canadian at
S1.53H. Rye continues firm and III fair demand
Sales Of 1000 busa at &c. Barley moro active and
Without f1 chsnge sales Of 900 buah at IS S..
.GRAN-Corn opened quite firm ard closed dali.
Sales IS 600 bu at 8s969 for old mixed western II
sttre; latter choice At 69@70c del; 62@e3 for new
do: 5000 for Inferior new; yellow northern 657O.
yellow southern 63966kc; new yellow Jersey 67K
@ Waee o9fs psntg aa d9
sr,ntrs TuKrEETNE 35k 686kc for southern
and New York crude nominal at s. ss@2 TO-
Pork fEmer; demand more active. Sales 1900
choice clear 81. 50@13 90 for prime: Beef shade
armer. Demand good SaleE $50 brls at $4.75@5
for country prime: s5.75@6.25 for country mess
ess Pmee mes bssf ait Pas Gsmns2 ar n
unchanged. Beef hams quiet and unchanged at
12@15c for state and western. Cut meats fair;
steady pricea: Sales Of $50 pkgs at 61l@6tss for
OF 100 h.s rough sides at e7<c; 800 b1s Cumberland
moderate. Sales q 800 brs at e@1oc. Butter sci,
steady at 716@10e for common to prime
GEocEn,EHSnga5 a. rs 5aT lt lets actiye Prices
Havana at 5h@5s4c: and by auction, Isl hhis
New Orleans at 1-9@GEc, at 80 days and 4
months: MolassesLWithont ehsnge; sales s.
New Orleans at ssGs0c; ard by auction ao3 bbis
q? s7ocfe@Da - xse e1oi and lower csR 1s7x cB o
3 I'd ss9 Ta9 ix 4 eei ~ r. g sefR RgaSSs
Ak. 50. Harl 16,z, II I c Ssa, Pac Mail % s5H'
Cu1nb CO CO ", T Huds45N, G bonds e!K, n $ sad
bonds 6i, Ere 81 o., Ohio state -Gs lol, Mo 6s
| 81, coupons 93A.
, 1861-04-03

Arrival of the Steamer &c New York;

SANDY HooK, April 2, 10 a. nl~-Tho steam
er New York, from Southampton, on the goth,
is passing this point. Her dates are three
days later than rer Africa and one day later
than per Borussia.
The Canadian from Portland arrived at Lon
donderry the 9th.
The general news by the New York is no Ia
Ter than by the Bohemian.
LATEsT-Paris, Tuesday Eye-Conferencc
assembled to-day TO sig convention pro-
longing the French occupation Of Syria to
June 5th.
The Bcurse had declined rentes closed in
the afternoon tS:.. 202.
PARIS, We0nesday-TAc Convention was
signed }ly all the I1pWCrs.
ROME, 19tll-In the Cousistory, held yester-
day, Ill: Pope declared that he would have
granted The concessions advised By the Catholic
soverG1yls, tut lie could not receive the Con-
suls OF j:ist demands Of the usurping gov
eminent.
NAPLES, ls,-Ciyti Talla del 'FRONT.' capitu
lated Yesterday evening, before the orders
from Francis II. reached there to surrender.
To day the garl ison s;lutcd the proclamation
oil tho Kingdom OF ITALY. This city and the
provinces are tranquil.
A dispatch to the iinacs dated Naples 10Th,
say6 that all the CounEellors were dismissed.
Thc Council of LieEteuancy is dissolved.
This morning grand aud imposing fife
was held in honor OF Garibaldi. All Is tram
gull.
vienna, Wedne=day-Th whole Of Heze-
goyia is in revolution, supported by Montene-
girls, the igh:i1g Gcnersl. Several Turkish
villages On the frontier have been reduced to
ashes.
New ToRK, April 2.-The Borussia arrived
this morning with dates OF the 10Th. No mar
kets received.
The London 1imes in referring to President
Lincolu's Inaugural, says, sthis expressions
arc stuaiohsly cautious, but really amount to
tie fact that he vii! recapture the farts, citn,
dels, &C."
Auyices from Warsaw announce that swean-
ing reforms ere proclaimed by the Gar fer
Poland. Every town is to have IN e1ective
municipal council.
The Russian manifesto. proe1aiminr the
emancipation Of serfs, V,.as published the 17th.
right attached to tile same, but must cede to
the peasants tor permanent use the dwelling
win sroinid attached which will be allotted
10 thei1 by law i'll consideration Of the pay
1ne!I Of dues. The peasants are also permit
teu BY law to purchase their dwelling and land,
the landlord consentlng, and they then become
| landed proprietors.
Sardinia is urging Napoleon to withdraw b. Is
| troops from Rome.
, 1861-04-03

fairs at San Domingo.
MONTGOMERY, April Nv. q. Ward. editor
Of the Fey Of The GUY, has arrived here from
fensacola He states that on the 25th nil.
the steamer General Rnsk arrived at Kew
west with 200 troops for that place and 100
for Tortngas. The Crusader had reached Rev
West with sealed orders, under chargaof Capt,
Craven, with marines. The Brooklyn 1as
going into Key West on tha 18th, and there
Was no doubt that she had left troops at Fort
flekeas. The Texas Commissioners stipu-
shaa,t lated that the troops on the General Rask
manders Of the three companies On board the
General Rusk had signed document exone-
rating Capt. Smith Of the Rusk from all blame
tor the deception practiced.
Mr. Ward further staten that by an arrival
at Key West, on the 18th ult., it Was reported
that the Spanish flag had been hoisted at San
domingo, by the Spanish and French. The
Spanish residents had previously written to
residents OF Hayana, Stating that If Spanish
forces we're not sent there Immediately, the
spaniards would hoist the Spanish flag; where
upon five Spanish war vessels and 900 men
sailed from Hayana, and took formal posses
sion Of San Domingo, aided BY French cor
vctte.
Gen. Miramon, It is said, was at Havana, en-
deayoriBg to raise force for the purpose OF
invading Mexico, and it was said the Spani4h
and French sympathized with him. It was
believed in Havana on the 25th that these gov.
ernments would by squadron aid in tha land.
ms Of such an expedition; It was also affirm,
ca at Havana that the English, French on
Spanish fleets had sailed for Vera Cruz ~.
ot]eect OF which was Tot known publrly'
"Gone Up..
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The p.,n.,J,on;,,
newspaper has suspended for = No rrssant -,
account Of the pressure Of tie times '' "