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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

,l2s Sol sse 1880 ls s92 lo1
Last week.. 2te5gi3u i73Ilisss sS6ifn ~ 9s c
I.r ye..... 7i5 S0.845 il500i,9ea Ra3,,S 1871 sS
Included in the exports of Produce for the week
ending 28tb inst. are 256 bbls pot ashes, lV2 bos.
pearl ashes 5,3si ID beeswax, 81, ,S2G bbls. wheat
-four. 500 bbs. corn meal, sil ,2S3 bush. wheat
10 57 bush rye 15j bush. oats, 28 800 bush. c'rn'
7o3 boxes candles i6l tuns coal, 300 bales cotton,
,3s bales bay, AS bales hops, 1905 bbls rosp ioo
bhls tar. 50 bbs pitch, 22 bbs. spirits turpen'ine
o. III eal, whale oil "a ISL gals. sperm oil, i"y2
olls lard oil 562 galls nseed OIL 926 bbls pork,
as bbls. and 80 tee. beef, 6i,6i lb cut meais
li9,74O II butter, 1854 ,3J3 ID cheese l2loolo Id
lard 7s tcs. and $50 bbls rice, 4'6,ooS ID talo"'
AS9 pkQs. crude tobacco, and e1i1 ID whaisoohe'
The Dry Goods trade has not been ne active a. pre-
v;on,lv reoorted but we can trace no great hlhng
off in the general business, eIcept that winch III
necessarily inciden; TO the season The strength Of
the Domestic Goods market is daily increasing, and
we do not observe 10 many odd lois Of goods offered
for cash under valuation by houses who have had no
other means Of meeting their maturing liabilities.
There has been large advance during the week III
heavy domestic cottons. Drills that could nave
been purchased at ioIc. are now held al izc. v
ward. Beacbed sheetings have not yet participated
IN tbs advance. but are held with great 1rmness.
Printing cloths are moro inquired for without
any important transactions TO report. Woolens oi
all kinds are IN better demand, particularly any
syes that can be substituted for army styles, which
are scarce, aud almost impossible 70 get for in''
mediate delivery. During the last sir months we
have bad really no steady market, as every new
advance or new necessity brought out an overstoch'
which operated like wet blanket on all negota'
tons and disturbed the confidence In bnsinees circles
as we bad no data by which the quantities ana sup
NV could be uscertsined. IL was clear, however
that for that moment more goods were ohered ,na'
were wanted, and II was difficult to believe 'na' .na'
s,a,e Of tho market would not continue for all une'
so rncertain has been the future. But VIC
can meak with more confidence at present. anu
hel;eva that we shall commence the new seasoh WIN
a conparatvely bare market, and prices WIN De
more in proportion TO the costs OF the raw material
We NAV moi expect large trade for November ye'
after that time If we can Judge Of tho future oy the
past-and the known laws Of supply and demand
are not enti.ely reyoked-we shall have demand
for all the goods which be offered, from the pres
ent limited production. The export trade has been
limited the past few months by the inability 70 giyt
orders based ON previous prces but return orders
expected, without Limitation, in many instxees, 81
the goods must be had, which viii result in revhSa
Of shipmen,s on large scale.
We ennex our usual summary Of exports ei 40
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
DIED.
BOUoHTON-Athi bis 70!

BOUoHTON-Atb bis residence IN 9chohse, on Saturday,
Oct 26 Of paralysis. Charles W. BooghtoD, formerly ef
New York City, aged 81 years. month and days.
CREEMER-At South Bergen, N. j.. on Tuesdsy, Oct g.
Phoebe, widow of William Creemer late of woodbridge.
N. j., In the Goth year OF her age. -, .
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully invited
attend funeral services az tee residence OF her dang
ter Mrs d. h. Mes.erve corner Of Academy avenue and
Bergen street. South Bergen. on Friday next al ociocH
p. The emiDs will be taken 10 Woodbridge, NJ j. iof
interment, on Saturday morning, by the ~ O'CLOCK "sh
Newark, Railway, and Elizabeth papers please copy.
ELDEROn Thursday Oct 81 Of typhus fever In the zsth
year Of his age Ale xaDder Buchanan Elder Lis1teDsnt
Colonel Of the 10th Regiment NJ T. Volunteers, sta
toned at Fortress Monroe.
The friends Of the family and members Of the 18th Req ent
N :. M, and military generally, are invited TO a.,
avenue, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
sKINNERAt Poughkeepsie Thursdsy morning Oct 81,
Mrs Ware Skinner, Ia the 6sth year Of her age
Funeral Saturday AZ ~ o'clock the resf
dence Of her ,on-in-lsw q. Parker, North avenue.
STONE-On Monday Oct 28 at se, board the siean,er
Arego. Mary foulke Stone wife Of Henry A. Stone OF 'hS
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the funeral this
day FIidsy) at D. u from St. Bartholomew Church,
corner OF Lsisyste place and Great Jones street
SHORTILL-on Thursday. Oct 81 at the residenee of Mrs
niece Of EdSad shor deceased In the I'D year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services at ST. Patrcks Cathedral
Prince street. Saturday morning Nov = 1t IL o'clock
vAIL-On Thursday, Oct. 81 Capt. John B. Vsi aged -
i ysst. ;. ,,,ond b,. s,n.r,I mi, asv a, II
o'clock at st. AIMS Charch Eighteenth street. near f1'h
svenLs
wIGoIEs-In this city on Wednesday Oct 80 Of feoDsnmp-
ton, Joseph, eldest OF James and garet "gsins IN
The relatives friends II the family invited 10 attend
the funeral Friday Nov !, At p m. g. No. 81 North
Moore street those attending the funeral cara viii De
provided .t the depot Twenty sixth and Fourth
avenue, going and returning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
THURSDAY, Oct. 3i--p. X

There was agsia large activity in the st0o''
market, mostly, however, confined to the Iranh
Roads between Cbieaso and tie Atlantic, which il
70 anticipated will have an the traais their eqniIage
Il equal 10 during she closing Of Dayigatcn IL Che
transportation Of grain and farm products, and the
passspgefs which such fieight business naturally
s,ts in motion Tue tone Of tue market was ifE
fssm scee realizing ssies which were MADE in'e
yensrday afternoon and this morning, but the uudeF,
current evidently set toward higher pnces' ano
shs iniicstioawss more fully developed !ter N she
day. Ihe beas, although hammerpg with what
had the sp,2sersco Of desins 70 pu: Gut eonitAc~
did not, how eyer,szpand mues the short line. they
fear the effect If hssaccss1 Of toe naval expedition,
and are covering thsl present contracts rather shan
pu,iog out new ones. The parcbasos Gte last even.
los Of sbsos 5000 stsJss Eie, 600 shares Toledo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Arrived.

s,.,n,s,p sr,xo Lines. Hsvre and sou,h.ndion Oct IL
mails nG ~ pss .spy 90 se.sef Oct H. o Lands
End exchanged signals with An. shp yson aes ns !.
s uppo,ed one 10 be the Fulton for HsyFe and The
otseI the Ednburs. for Liverpool Oct 10 H. s' 10
0s sbo e. saw OF Aess. (r Of ST. john N BIZ Wren, st.
JOSs by N. B. days IL ballast, e master .aa.v
Bark Psrnssu, (of Fcetw0Odl Rogers Liverpool a'y"
IN Bss ss.i. Lucy 60 Ha Eas5eS Aopner s.spoa days ballast
Bris ss Lady Mulssv. (Br. Of Yarmouth n 81 Bs.ssl
Dlbn Sept s. John b. 10 day. in & ss ns % "SS nSyf
s ssOsss Me-. from s Corr i. for Y Boston
Ri. W.oassr tBr Of ssnd.snd Patterson PlynOut
% day. IN ballast, @ % ssr1po.u ,s AsAis''0 A'p'
h1sTy Eis.1fI s no Of sc.sbo Pscs Gardens, N days us
bris Robin aup.il, Rondon, for Boston.
sokr Frances COuDei D.nesIa II days .nsar 70 hsvsy
Brown. On the outward passage IN hurricane nom s'o'a
scig Mary and Susan JBr Hall Eeuthera u day. fIus
10 James Douglas Experienced heavy ~eather lost oooo,r
Scir Imsnds Moore Kirssand, Providence days n Dat
Sch. Emily c. Deuni,On, s0alhworsh, Providence in bs
scir. ssrah Helen, shs,aan, BsngOr days. lumber %
sehr Almrs Ann BicinO.e, Vienna sasys alp timber
scLr CoTbulO, Saith Broekbsvsn IN ballast; p...e
Fchr La Plss si,pton, Eizsbchport coal for bos,on
schr Madagascar Lo.d Eli5sbshpoI o1,h Tor boston
soir Joseph Duell PO..lsnd days IL ballast;
Steamer Virginia (U. g. tIarspoEi' snder Locust r'a''
steamer % A. Il. Bowman, Clark, New-BodiOrd, ndss to
Steamer Black Diamond Aer Philadelphia md'e. to j.
| N. Biggs r,,-,,.,- u. 4. run.
| KnkpstT.ck. a.. n, a, v,.
| Dulzeil 80 - =, u, a., u,
Steamer j. r. Thompson, Chance, Baltimore ndss 70 WI
| liam DazelL - ,,, NIL,
Steamer Msrine Crosby Baltimore, mdse to Wa DsLs'
| S;ssmrr Pelcaa JOaes Poyidcace ridse 70 r. Bypnr,
4 Steamer Alice Meskin, Baltimore, udse' 70 +" n' D
/ sAUEp-Oct soShips City Q, Broohyn for iiysrpoo,'
/ hlce Bell FOR HAVE; Liyelpocl fer London. bs,s'
4 tor Flymouih, Concord (8r), for Glasgow Dig 'S'
| Weish fol Hsuns.
BELOW Ship TheObsla. isom Richmond Maine
L WIND-surset, 9. w.
.,..r.l,, F,.ube.u weIt on Trial tip yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

o hale. white East India 42e . 70 bales medium DO do
a,isic ~ bales inferior do do 2slc 49, bses yellow
DO, 5ls 49, bales DO. do 2sc: 80 bale red Cha ast
81 bales mediem white East lne'a "c Sss. ao .o
soic IS to So bales yellow and white Ola 2e!c
bale. white and yellow do, Rel; u, 6se' low pulled
Wool iOlc 90 70 "a, bales Lambs Mes iss, lise.
The following lots were slightly wet by rain on the wharf:
Lot No. 65 bale inferior white Est India 25c 90 9aes
ne do Do 3sc g. $ bales do do &c Sse. ueo,i In
2scj II, bale yellow do. 32c "a bales do DO sgtc ~ 81
- bales do do 28c. "a to IS u bales Gizs 2oc l6 ~
bales white do do 2s02etc II 49, bales red and black
do 26ic g. bales medium white East India 35sc 80 TO
81 bales Yellow Si,s So Sie ss,o sss' white ana
TENS cssh msnths. Sddng interest at per cent
WHISKY 10 In better request, and the market lower
sales Of f80 bbls. a. 203 ale.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
MARRIED.
INGRAHAM-'

INGRAHAM-.LENT-On Tbursdsy, Oct. 81. BY tie Rev.
E. daughter of George w. Lent, all Of this city.
PECK-RICE-At North Hudson, Thursday, Oct. 3, q
the residence Of Dana Wsk6ee the Rev T. c. Pickit
Harlow *. Peck Of North Bpdson Essex County n r.
and Msperva Rice ofthe same place.
sPRAGUE-DAYTON-In Peskski ct the residence Of The
BRIDES father, on Wednesday Oct 30 by the Rev. D. o.
Spraxue D. J. Spsgue, esq., Of South Orange, ~ j., 70
Lsurs w. Dayton Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

TAsPfCo, Sept IS 1851
m. French bris Ro Surey HAVE with cargo q ~. ~
ie. snd "a cons asie while riding al snchoI on ns ~ . ~
. her eksins ard went shore about uree nss
h e .a bsr She eoEdoDned and se.a tss tae o ~
~ 5~rwr.srs but BY fortunate cfrrips,hee ns'
S.s,r succceltd Ia sstng her OF. sRd Into th' PIT
Lsrr he h r,w fitting under the hsxicsn ns - -
~ Conrereou and will sai fer New-fe'A "s '''s
OsuK. ,x-.,..~ o., sas ga Of Up3ssw'rs.
n, b,ss fr Boassas bss spuns isss s'As''s
ths pier. 4, o,,oisn Lord. which eesfee
ae so,iSs cs.s. t tas sg r tsissrsphs'
d'ss ieshins ,s g,s ID Wafer ssey Be- unssrsSs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

with power employ counsel sdvse and assist 10 tho
termination Of the q1esioD of the authority Of ib Board 10
build the Court House. ond fhst raid COMMITTEES Be
horzed To continue the empoyn II and purchase
matesl heretofore until tie further action Of this Boora
Adjourned to Saturday at p. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Receipts Of Produce.

Ocr 3I3l Sill bbs Flour $40 bags Corn Meal l0c bbls
do 4el bbls Whisky, 17 COO bush Wheat, lisooo bush
Corn bush Oas 1850 bush Rye, l0595 bush. Barley
s bush Seed 5 pkgs Provisions SO psss Ashes tzs Pts
Lard, 649 ke2s do.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

TALI.OW-A frm m,Iket The dcnand Is iaIfi ssl's Of
% 900 NJ prime City at 9!o. . :, a.,
WOOIWe sppsud full report The East India Wool sale
held on Wednodsy by b. NJ Hoffman Bon Co.. consisting OF
80 bsrs ported ~ BGnsri m tho Cbaaca Eon bon-
bsy Lot No. rs bass Rpo white Ear India at .c 2 do
do lic. do. med DO, toc to 95 do while ard clio"
do 4oc 10. 10 do white do, lc.i =. do DO - 4e'i
li do do do oilc 49, DO. yellow d. 31ici 49, 81 med
do d. 3,lc H. lido. do do lc. 49, 2o do oiys DO zoe
d. black and red Ola bales soli o. Pic, a. DO. ne
white Feat india 4Sc 2S do. hne white Eas, india 4oc
2g rs bale. meds DO do 3c n 20 90 bales inferior ye
low do JJc. 20 81 bales low do, 2,iel 30, bass lou
tIiza DO 21tc 81, bales low white do do 2J., g,
ba,a lew red d. do 2gte 80 bale fne white Ees, iodl
I5c. a. Is bsles MEDIUM do, 4oc 80 20 bses snerios
do. do $40 81 bale, nfesr do do, $50 ~ bsoS do
sa,a A9 Ibass do d. 2sc A. bales 01a do aalc ~
baies white Ola 5slS ~ bsIe bseb No., 3e ~ 70 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
comm c.1rNnAR-rus DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr. = Part I.--Short
eause.Nos sT4 4ti3 3de3, s099 Sill, 3i67 5lt5 lt.s
1881. 4e4l, 4sTI, 4s15 1913 1914, Sob 5l elos wi
536T, 5l3l. 1881, 4Ti3. 1912 5t2T.
BRooKLrN CITY CoURr CALEsDAR. FRIDAY,
Nov l-Nos a. 22, A. I2s, I7s l9, "a, l2o ia. lis,
N
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

The statement of the present week compared
with the preceding shows decrease Of $6S2, $50 in
the item of loans and discounts, $26779 in crcula.
ton, $i5S 623 in deposits increase of $685. ga in
specie.
The Chicago Tribune says:
The want of efn supply OF legitimate bunes, paper Is
plenty and trade 10 moving along comfortably There 10
n quotations Discounts are made az 10 y cent, Atd
Rr. produce bills, We presume, would De tsaen
aciiou below Exchange s abnnd.nt outside the bosd
rates being pardl the banks charge Gold bnyi
aI selling i. 1he higher figure Is charged BY ne broker
fof smsl paIcee
The 81. Louis Republican says:
Money matter, quiet yesterday EIchsnse wss droop.
Inc ana the close could have beeu bought oT tigh,
premium demand Treasury notes psysDle Ia the East roe
more shundan and les in bsnkabe fnd' offered for them
.. 10 receive eek from Washington, or he subj
for over $4,000 TIE paper Of u four dcre5ited banks
sppreciang the act ses having been eh"e In d
parcels st TO 10 PER cent below oanka e unhs
II is un etood thar $45 paid TO the city on
Saturday on eeet una Of taxes
The Mafraukee Senfael says;
the immense Ieceip's f wheat yesterday
the shipments we light the eteIins' OF produce paper hen
eu the banks aud seliog at cent Currency Jp't
at present all but with degree Of ecii,iy IN
c.p, ou b.nks doubles. hnd EN- 10, Tor all their
uystlsbe resourees. We quote gold st u cent Premium
and in good demand Treasury Notes v cent premium
The following lie summary Of the November diyi-
dends payable in Boston:
The mouth OF November Is the usual period for other div
dends yet declared among which are the b.et oiooe
aud james Mills Of Ncwbnryper Mercantile mmlbe in'"
ance Company OF Boston and tho Stony Brook kaiload
The en- uges IN dividends. ped With May lat are
cin,d from 10 q cvnt D-dhsm banf to 8; Manchester
AID Lswrence Rsiroad 20 aud hDtsel Mills, & cent
against notb In May Columbian spd Oils Manufacturing
Col IUl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Board ano Rooms.
r DONEGANA HOTEL.

T,HE DONEGANA HOTEL,
MONTREAL, c. L.
The Prorrietors Of this Welknown e.tAhhshmeut nave
eompleied tbeir esDgenents receive Winter bosIdets
m e nodsiions Tor tran5eli culoDsrs
Oct n 1851 ST. JULIEN a NcKE0GH PropTietors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Boots ano Shoes.

MCCLELLAN BOOTS-NOw ready, for the
Isk Promrnsds sId Field made Of Grain Calf Enamcled
Leather, with wide ard heavy LDsish soies
Msnnfaelursdby BURT TERHUNE, No n fsrk-row.
d. 4 FINE French Calf Dress BOOTS at
qp n JONES'S Nos 10 and l2 Asnst also, st - % Ma
poIeon Top ard Double sole WsteTpToof Boots.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

SUPERIOR CoURT-sPgciAL TEEx-ocr. oi.-Beforo Jus.
tice BosvoATH.
DECISIONS
Mos., Chamberlain aRt. Edward Richardson, ct
granted tbs fpsyiug deeneaai's costs Of
the terra, and Of ~ costs OF opposing motion.
Before Justice RoBgKrs0s.
The Merchants Bank, &C., ayt. Henry {. Bowen,
ct Motion granted Cost, hxed 90 20 Dc costa In tie
eause A Roe for plaintiffs C. H. Smith for defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Cbaures tor Business Glen.

Ga 600 WANTED, a MAN to invest
I'D A.SVBU. this Euu lu,ly witt the sdyerti' ser il
~ ,1oerior frst slass Casa BUSINESS. monopoly
from wach at least $4,000 Per be realized No
agents noticed. Inquire before 10 M, or nom 70 = m
a. No 70 West sd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
20 Get.
Real Gsiate for Sale.


NOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PICNIC
II GROVE, Glencove L. The owner has been asked
by respectable cored people ia that vicinity and in this city to
oder sr se the above Grove L. Is offered 20 oooTed
and public generally. 1t extends from Ncto Middle
avenue and he's ne view Of ths Bay and nesThe landing
Inquire Of Mrs r. BONNER, No. 81 " sst 2athsL
.lS-ACRE FARM for SALE or EX-
n spJ CHANGE in the town Of Elbs. ffty-hve mites
Detroit Mich four miles from L.Peer the County town
nov rented for 2cO per Good House and Out-BDd-
Inzs and well fenced There il lake two miles wide kts
tbs oh and west sides OF the fam. with h,h 10 abundance
yies from he Rorse de h.f ia very hesthy and good
ueigaboIhood win be Exchanged for snail Fam not isr
Ney ork good Cottage House lnqnire Of or sd
dress G. n. PAUL, No. $50 Fuiton-Gt. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01


At auction there has been q twodays' sale Of
French goods Of the importation Of Mes'rr. Bernhard
g. Hutton. Prices were generally lower than at the
previous SALE but were sufficiently satisfactory TO
induce the owners 10 part with moe, Of the goodr in
The sale az the rates offered The most costly Of the
broche shawls realize s52, while the highest price at
the last sale was $40. Delaines to-day brought 22
a3jc., high coors being most in favor, agaiost - a
4lo at the last Gale. A considerable portion Of the
assorted col,rs were passed. The first az lots Of
merinos sold ne follows: 6-4 fine quality, 5l SIo ;
do. Lupins ex super 81 53ic; do. black, 49c ex
ex super coored passed at 5JIc.; "a superiine 6l
66lc. The carpet sale to-day passed of very fairly
large line OF Crossleys tapestry Brussels, lately
landed brought S2ic. Gsl mottly S2lc, which ~
about 6 g. cent above private sale prices Most OF
the other goods colo rather low.
River freights are extremely high, and the pros
pect is tia, they will continue to advance rs the sea-
son draws 10 cose. At present, the rates are &C.
on corn, &c. on wheat, and lic. on flour. The de-
mand for river craft is greater than the supply.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was
go, ,O65, 600.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time Of 1861
90 follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last
week compores with the previous week, and for the
corresponding week of 1860, as follows:
Oct a. 1861 Oct 2s 1861 Oct 90, 1860
Loans and Dis 86. oa6G2 G43f58l9 S63,83 365
Sueei,,.,...,. 7,Ol'96) 52il'l3I 5099 490
Deposits........ 2S54i,2Il Is O32, ,6l3 202SBl
Circulation..... 65S87Ol 63il92l 7,5i2,85s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Disasters, &c.

The steamship F.uoe,a vsra on Trial tip yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

EREE Of CHARGE. SERVANTS, with eX.
IL eeent CITY references ard Il all prices be procured,
nee of charge, No 6 East 1st, between Sd and thoys
Your pallontEe is IespecsiaIly toieIed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

CERVANTS with Investigated characters and
~ qnah6caiions including Gernsn French, lh, Sect h
American and Welsh, may be found at CLINTON HALL.
corner Of Astorpeoe and 6 st. iI doors from Broadway,
foTGey Bibe House. The German and French languages
spoken. lady IN attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.


Via New Orleans, March 10, 1861. : \
The steamship General Rusk returned this morning
from Brazos with three hundred State troops
The federal troops evacuated Fort Brown the 18th
inst and left the Daniel webster for Key West and
Tortugas.
Several hundred Of the State troops have enlisted for
six months service under Colonel Ford, who on the
Rio Grande occupying the various forts.
Major Maclin Of the United States Army had resigned
his commission and rendered his services 70 the State
Camp Colorado, on the northern frontier, has been
taken possession Of by the State troops.
Captain sayre Of the army of the Confederate States
has arrived here, and will muster regiment of rangers
for the protection Of the frontier He acts under the
orders OF President Davis.
Nothing further has transpirea in regard to Governor
Houston
General Porter chartered the General Rusk to trans
port 300 70 400 federal troops TO Tortugas and Key
West, where, II is said, they win re embark for the
North a
Camp Cooper has surrendered 70 the State forces Tho
Unit ed States officers and soldiers were permitted to
march with all necessary substance TO San Antono at
which place the public and property viii be deliver
ed up to the authorities Of Texas.
Major McCulloch has arrived here route TO Mont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
THE STEAMER VIXEN AND THE COAST
GUARD.

We are requested TO state that the articles recently
published the papers regarding the transfer Of the
Coast Survey steamer Vixen TO the naval service
erroneous she being under instructions from the Super
ntendent OF the Coast Survey, and is now engaged in
photographic work Of the utmost importance TO the
crcal interests Of New York, for the prosecution Of
which she alone changed her locality from the Navy
Yard her present position and not for the purpose Of
oinng the naval vessels coast guard, stated she
having undergone such thorough transformation since
her transfer from the navy to the Coast Survey to-
tally TO unit her for other service than that she
engaged in. Her tonnage 70 2i0, carrying battery,
being unable 70 mount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
ARRIVAL OF The NORTH STAR,
S8l5, 524 ON FRKIGH 7.

The steamshp North Star, from Aspinwal 7th inst,
bringing the passengers, mails and treasure that left
San Francisco In tho mail Of the 2lst ul arrived
at this port last evening The from San Francisco
has been anticipated 6y dispatches from that place
via the overland and pony Expresses BY this arrival
(and from unexplained reasons South Pacific and Gen.
trail American flies have not yet to hand The fol-.
low,ng In the rpecio lisf OF the North Star.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
WASHINGTON. March 10, 1851.

E yIRsr WAR vrssn rHK SOUTHERN RxruBrIc.
fhe Charleston Coui Of Thursday announces the
miesioning Of the Lady Dav The rst war vessel Of
the southern confederacy She h armed with twenty.
four pounders and rs under the command Of Lieut. T. b
Huger seconded by Leutenants Dezier and Gr,mbaI all
hate d the federal government.
rHs UNITED STATES sxSAroRsaw.
T latest advices from Columbus favorable TO John
shermsn q prospects. He will leave for Ohio 10 morrow
A TRAssooNuNxsTAL
) Mepsrs Colfax, Sherman and other members Of Con
eress contemplate an overland tour TO California upon the
opening Of the new daily mail line.
INDIAN rRsAIy RATIFIED.
The treaty with the wnnebas, Indians Of MInnesots
4 uss ratified.
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REPORTS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

It s suspiconed here that the feet Of armed vessels
which sailed from New York yesterday are destined for
Fort Sumter, to surprise 1t by coup. The people
Charleston are advised Of the fact.
The louisiana Convention to day voted down ordi-
nance submitting the constitution of the Confederate
States 10 the pcople-yeas 26, nays a.
The constitution will before the Convention for
ratification on Monday. II evident that par
ties are ormed-one for reorganization Of the old
federacy the other for perpetual separation The batter
party seems greatly ascendant.