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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

OPDYKE AND HIS ABOLITION AssoCrArEs.--At
the recent Sumner meeting the republican can
didate for Mayor was one Of the Vice Presidents,
occupying seat by the side Of Oliver Johnson,
OF The Anti-slarey Standard and other shining
lights Of that faith. He, by that act, gave his
endorsement to the emancipation measures OF
the abolitionists and their crusade against the
Institutions of the South. Is it the desire of the
voters of this city to endorse aboitionism at the
polls on Tuesday next? If not, then let them
vote against Opdyke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

NEW BOWERY THEATRE Rowery-wmARp or THE
WvE-SxATcHLs IN INDi,--ARTruL DopcER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL No A. Bowerr
BuRLEsouEs SONGS, DANCES, &c--BRIGANDs OATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, 4A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAL.
irs, PAsToMiaEs, Ac-MIscHlEvoUs NIGGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

MEL0DEOE CONCERT HALL. No. $50 Broadway -
SONGS, DANCES BuRLEsoUEs &c.-EsMERALpA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Day and
EseninC.-EARLs DAUGHTER Hons--H IrPoPOT.
ANUS, WHALE AND 0rHEg CuRIosiTiRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

BRyANTs' MINsTREIs Mechanics Hall ~ Broad
VAUGHAN ROAST BEEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5s5 BroadwAy.-SoScs
DANCES, BuRLEsouEs, Gc.-NEw YkAR Calls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

HOOLEYS MINSTREIs, Stuyvesant Institute No $50
Brasdway.-ETRioPiAS SONGS DANCES &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

RIAGr-THx ScAPKGoAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-sFcKsa -PaELIn o'Do
NELL--LATEsr FROM NEW York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

yeas a1G nays
| TIL, riotun w.a subsequently Withdrawn.
: Mr.. ALGsr>,.S ). GnA:, Ct Is;chin: ::h1ui. -
| t.. coniluua ~i,il my colleagues !rcin Rocking;
/ ian (i.gsSrs. CorsMAS and LEw!Sl. have Cast
! :; ,a,t vote IN all occsSluns, stnc,, we cam: to
| :i;.5 Convention. prefer T.oH 20 speak n ta's
| so:.r:u hour, before this Convention, 81 4,j
people.
0n tic 25tu day of January, lISS, our a..
ce,tors met here and ratified tic Constitution
O! the UuiirG States; and f"r three qrnrteis OF
| n ceuiurr 8 history has bGcn wrlttrn ol pros.
pertv and glory unparalleled, III grandeur ahd
iuagniticeuce, in human history.
This 18th day OF April We. the representa-
tiges of Lne people, meet here again. What
sinai! be tie record Of this hour. Th;cti we Shall
present to those Who are to come after as lt
is we'll for gentlemen all around me that, 10
their conscience, tney can lee that they come
TO The work of this solemn hour With the same
love Of Country and the saue love CT liberty
as our fathers. Woe to tue man who does Hot
feel it.
i Sir. .las; desired not to speak now oi
the subject before US; but of my people and
nv own duty. On with what earnestness
have wished this daT tha. vas with them
face lGEc, III hear from tGer own voice:
what they wouli have me do in this hour o
peril an destiny. | would TO God |. coule
) ,irac around me here, in your presence, 1ha
loyal, Pusr:otiS. inst and upright people "h'
sent me here with my colleagues, upon the
] swelling waYcs cf Uric. feeling. Bnt :h'
t times have changed. We csmc here under
circumstances OF excitement; bit We have
, added TO it here How, that wbcl. convnlse:
our hearts. ] am free to confess that my
D own Virginia heart r!srs to repel the investor
n that is spoken Of in the distance
Sir. in this boar l thilk not Of my own per
sonai feelings, but look with an carnestness tha
!. ! I never before felt towards the people anon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
'EA,.. E.NDedIften Ia EEcEioO.


TIC Wa<i,il5 5Lun correspondent OF the New
York "rimes" s.:!rti. the following Geographic
i;ssva.ch from Washington City, under date Ct
D.::obsr IN
Highly ;l.p6l tart aisic.s haze been rccei.ed
from Cnba. Gi- Si,a'ish WI: s::a;ntr Lroaa
was waiting 1T Ga! 4. Ioi nc result o lI:e 'sh'-
,.-L Conference rci..lve.tr til" European cca.'.
ii.,n against Mckee, that ai, ;cc$ -! Tho ntmr
inln ul.Spam might he Immediately dispatched
y, the Captain General o Cuba. In the incan.
,iure IN expedition b:!is titled out III Ha"ans
.ur s!cz!ro under l.re,cHt .! g"ins t" San Da.
:G'Iien.
yrY expedition consists Of six hlt:eT;as q;
lio~ilzcra end G0G0 u"',, ANA will be reIhT
~ start 10y the latter part "r mex, ::ioa;a. };
is given oat that Span is taking ll'rSr Steps
a..inst MeNicu "ii her own Responsibility, but
Tie advice. to hcl have access state d"ii:'ie-
y that The Ec.Iish and French nre TO s"''s! their
; ut;ola of men aS we'll as To- Cooperate with
! ;nri: fleets in the gulf The whole cou:.'ry
will be s.arl!.ri with the extent OF this ii''rc.
,ns,t. and me rni ir vlcr', the regulation ol
Mexicn, Is IT,. least in!!"Ttant object. j. looks
! Iur,hpr North
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
Heavy Firing.

AcGusrA, Oct ia special despatch il
the Savannah Republican" of this morning
SAYS that neavy firing was heard yesterday ou
the Coast, in .he direction of Devices InleL Ii
created sou,e excitement in Charleston
IDewees Inlet is north Of Charleston harboT,
and on The co1st CT South Carolina. II is about
90 miles FROM Charleston, end between Capers'
and Long Islands These islands are between
Sullivans ard Bull Isiands.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
From California

FrOm California.
AEdrn1s, Oct l5.-Californ,a dates to ths
Cd have been received. Nothing of general
interest from the Pacific.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
prssiicniias CUu.n,issfnncrs.


We will be obliged to she c'.itnrs Of tho
Richmond and Petersburg papers 10 publish
.hr following lisliof commissioners and Cot
,i,ia,o,s nf The Presidential election III the
county Of Chesterfield.
JAMES Il. Cox,
S. BAsegrr FnsNcu,
Commissioners appointed by the Governor.
0at. II, 1861.
MAscgrsrER D!sTglcr-Wm. II. Garnett,
Eenj. Hatcher, Sr., II. &. Watkins commits.
so.;rrS. Robsr. VI. Gill, conductor.
SHELLS DI>TgrcT--A. Fl. Drcwry, e. s. Sun-
dy, ". Cray commissioners Ed 6. Archer,
conductor.
Courr Il"rsE DIsTGIcr-Jas. II. Cox, Chas.
7. Friend 5. Bassctt French, commissioners.
Vim. f. Gill, conductor.
OLD PRS srRicr-IIaly Colo F. B. Ciop.
| ton, James McFyre, commissioners. Andre"
johnson, conductor.
CLOVER HILL DlsTmcT-Jos. Il. Rowctt 8.
S. Eestcr, John W. PInchbeck, commissioners
JOS Fl. Worshan, conductor
Br1TnS's Snop-.J.mes B. Jones, James o.
Hewlett, Eoodhtf Tucker, commissioner
Lewis 6. Si!nonsnn. Conductor.
Eleclior,,day-6th CT November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

advertisements Inserted In the Semi-Weeky Enquirer at
cent. pe. square OF o lines less for the FIRST inser
;aa AID 80 tsas PER square for each contnusnc o.
So advertisements 70 be considered by the month
-sr u.icss specified on the Manuscript, previously
,rr.-d upca between the parties.
an sdveri.rent not rsrked the copy for specified
,npbe. o. Insertions, Win be continued until ordered out,
and payment exacted accordingly.
REoUIAs ApSkkrsKnsNTS--To avoid any misunder-
standing :he pat: Of the Annual Advertisers, Il Is pio
ger TO distinctly that their privileges only extends to
hr immediate business. Real Estate Legal and all either
Advertisements sent by them. to be additional CHARGE
and no variation.
Real St4.e and General Agents Advertisements not
he inserted year. to be charged asthe usual
rse. snbi-c >nch dscoans as shall be agreed
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The Richmond ENQUIRER,
s,sLlsHEp DAILY, sEarwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
m TYLER, WISE ~ ALLEGRE.

TRIMS:
.s-D..r IArss, seven dollars per anuul and at the
ccAt dollars II tsken for shorter psriod than one
ts For ,hc Ssxl-wxtELr, fve dollars per annutn and
~s dollars for six months, payable In advance For the
A. per naum stu copies for $40, to be paid Ia
S,y IN s,lyaucc When letters containing money are
as they must es Registered or they WILL be st tho
J.l 81 The u:iters-
'u IpykYriSiSo IN rHR DAILY ksourREI,
~. s,rnre 40 lines or lessy one Insertion. ..... IS
eu Each additional insertio ........., 25
One month without alteration. ...........$ 2a
Tn.re do do -. ...., l2 o.
Sir 10 do 30 %
Twelve Il" do ....... as 90
., SQUARES, T-ee months. ..........,....2 % 70
S.xmon;hs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 "
Twelve roonths. ............. 80 90
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t1LitE rlA.-90 boxes olive OIL Of superior qaaf-
On q ier ssh By W. PETERSON CO.,
-. Draggisn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
REuR 1IPIlON OFF S6O,6l4 90 OF VIk-
GINA SIX PER- CENT DEBE.

IHE hV'defs OF Tue ToI0WlnK OF utU
by the StI.e Of vrein., under an Ac TO provide for
ID. cos,,rucioa Of Turnpike road from Staunton 70
ptr-,burs passed 16ih March, 1885, amended by the
S.cou OF I'll act provide for raising loans certain
NIL. al companies and for other purposes pa sed 2lst
wrch 1879" will take notice that the Commissioners OF
n. Sinking Fund will proceed the Slst day Uf Drcen'
t.r sGl rede. the said certificates (except SO much
crcot appear be held by czsus OF the Cnea
,-, at the Treasury OF the Commonwealth The hold'
e., OF said CERTIFICATES required on the SAID Slst Ue
e-her 1861 surrender the SAM At the once OF ue
nd Auditor; whether surrendered the Interest
eea'e oS si.ss e.,;,, =, L,,,.,. Al n00 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

J. u BENNETT, v
Auditor Of Public Accounts. 5r..t..
STAFFORD Il. PARKER, Sonatn,'sionefs p
RrElstsr Of Land 0f1ee.H st,rfn ra
'LoRuE ". AUNFORD, 'HAHs Ru'@'
a secretary OF the Commonwealth.
cept SQ-2aESn .s.-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
THE COAST sURXfN FLEET.

wHAr THE VESSELS ARE ENpDOWfp ToR-THK NY
TYPOGRAPHICAL AND TYPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS
WHY THE VESSELS ARE NOT ACTIVELY ENGAGED
PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DfrFIcuLrfES-
now THE VESSELS ALE oFficEREp, ETC., lit.
There are now Tying the dock OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard twenty small vessels belonging to the Coast Survey
service. These vessels employed In . purely civil
capacity for scientific purposes embracing the survey Of
the entre seaboard Of the United States the Atlantic
ocean and Gulf Of Mexico. The department Ia divided
Into tvo trsnchesviz the Photographed and the Tcpo
graphic and 70 each attached number " vessc,s Of
she and class adapted 10 the peculiar duty they have
perform. TIE vessels belonging the Photographed
department are Of larger size than the others, and
rang. from three hundred 70 three hundred atty tons
bvrther They employed for the purpose OF taking
the bearings Of different points Of the cos, enable
the surveyors to mark the positions Of rocks and shoals
sha denaons Of the shore and other matters essential 70
exact navigation. Those belonging 10 the Typographical
department much smaller sad Of considerably lighter
sAyeb' 70 be adapted creeping aoag in shore
20 land the Surveying osoers vhoee du.y 70 survey
che ccarty TO the coast during the day and in
she nht they serve lodgings for engaged
~ sbis service.
Usany the coost Survey vessels proceed south tn the
san n tbe year IN order that the peculiar duties pertain
sng " The depart mont may be performed in those Ia,
sodes curing he cold seasn and in the spring they work
cr ward and eastward thereby avoiding the inclsmen
ry 81 winter According 10 ths regulation, therefore,
eAt CoAs Survey 6eet should be at work now gradually
proceeding 70 the high lat.tudes the summer draws
near, nstcsd Of lying idle or the Navy Yard nsd the
utter decentralization q the government exhibited In
She prosert nsction 0 the department, although tbere
ere people that do grubl at the oxpcnse incurred In
printing the big books which annually appear under the
te 81 Report q the Superintendent u CoAst Sur.
~y." Such persons win perhaps be inclined to con
graf ate the oountr, the fact or mos, II the vessels
s,ias CT q ,onm!ssins, w1Ne TIE others lying
pci We * hecsiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
Mises1in Moons.

The steamship city OF Baltimore Capt retre saned yes.
terdsy for Queenstown and Liverpool with 3t pas.
seBgers
Captain Phnnsy Of brig Clarence Baltimore has our
thanks for his attentions
srEAssHr JoHN Bsrl, Scott 81 Portland from Glasgcw,
experienced gales and heavy weather throughout the
She has fun and valuable cargo Canada and YORK
That NORTON for Canada will discharged ct Portland and
the shp will come 70 tins port
sr Jrusr.Tbe following n another report or the ship
joseph Esh. Captain Young, returned % Liverpool llin
ut from sea- In distass 10 materially dnefs from he one
given yesterday Sailed fom Lsefocol the itth Inst
bound for II Johns. Nh with ass tons ~ salt
bosw ssbast ali going nsuel until the night OF
the 10th inst when on luskar Light distant about ten
miles ~ c:21 M wi nd wsW fresh breeze shp on NOT
starbuard tack heaapr 10 south vard discovered shp
The port coming with her port tseks on
ard found The ship nearingus; to avoid cl " our hen
put hard port ths ship coming up 20 tue pssus was
ihe other IN coming the bows ana ire Jeuh
Tsf tcir head 10 * vino he III y the and he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ,,c,AL.
SATURDAY, Apr "a q

SATURDAY, Apr te-6P.M.
The foreign exchange marke' closed IN , col
lapsed condition. There wa No 5emaps What
ever for bills, and partes .-no wer, on6oea n
sell were forced to be .onten, win anv pr;ee
buyers would give; v. hear Of sales Of sterling
bills at lo7H, ar d Of francs at5.25.
mere ~ Ahing new to report in the money
Market. Ae money for the balance Of the recent
goverhn ,eat award was paid into the Sub Treasury
to-aay.
The stock market opened very duh, and in
some instances lower, but improved as the day
advanced, and recovered most Of yesterdays de-
cline. Reflection has succeeded to the excitement
Of yesterday; people beginning TO perceive that
it is not with cavalry and flying artillery that Fort
Pickens is likely to be reinforced and that Major
Anderson hardly needs horses in Fort Sumter. It
seemed to be supposed in the street to-day that
the expedition which is being fitted out from this
port is destined for the protection Of the Texas
settlers from the Indiana and Mexicans, and ~
therefore peace rather than a war movement
On the strength OF this belief, large number OF
buyers appeared in the market this afternoon,
and stocks advanced all round. At the first board
Erie declined n, Hudson "a Reading "a, Michigan
Central "a Southern guaranteed "A, Illinois Cen
trail Is, Galena a, Rock Island "a, Toledo II; Pa
cifc Mail, Central Harlem and Panama were
all steady. After the board everything i'm
proved Central was in demand, between the
boards, at an advance OFF, In the afternoon the
market was fairly active at the advance. Govern
ment SIS improved u per cent. The market at the
close was unsettled by number ofcontradictory
mors; but the following were the last quotations
United States 6's, registered, s4h q a; United
States SIS, coupons, 92Hs Il; United States Sc,
1874 SO ss14; Indiana SIS, SO so1Is Virginia 6s,
IS q u; Tennessee 6's, 70 . "a Missouri 6's, 60
a; Canton, IA a Is; Cumberland Coal preferred,
7; Pacific Mail, SO "a; New York Central, 7654
u; Erie, 1914 "a; Hudson River, 421H -; Har-
lem, l4774 Is; do. preferred, 1914 40; Reading,
IA Il; Michigan Central, 555s So; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 1875 a ~ do,
guaranteed, 35H q; Panama, ia ll5h; nli-
nois Central, 7724 q; Galena and Chicago, ny,
q; Cleveland and Toledo, 1874 Is; Chicago
and Rock Island, 541I "a; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 1873 70; Delaware, Lackawana and
Western, 80 81; Illinois Central bonds, rs, $50
Sc; Delaware and Hudson Canal SO; Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company, so 81.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

asqusrtancee and friends Of the Guard bid than ~
Ct onAte farewell This indeed an affecting seeno
AT two O'Clock al the soldiers bad taken thek seaw ~
tne cars and train Of the Macon and Western Sa1
moved o with thirteen passenger cars attached emoss
the booming Of cannon ana the cheering Aad shcmg q
by the LADIES' the windows and balconies contiguous
The greatest gathering that WAS ever witnessed W.
city took pasoe 70 witness their departure me Io
House Atlanta Rotel Concert Han, depos, car shoes,
tOps Of cars, and indeed every available space W.
cranmed with living masses Of men, women and chli-
Nsoy are the prayers hat follow them TO their oesti-
nation Many the tears that were shed al parting
with them, and many anxious hearts will sign TOT lhe
sse return with peace and plenty smiling again over cur
happy land
A letter appears 10 she Montgomery Mao Of s4cNrday
last from correspondent just returned Pom easacoa
We make the following extracts
The most stirring incident Of tn, pas. few days
the capture the night Of the 6b inst OF the schooner
Garry by Captain Seedman, OF the Wilcox True Blues.
schooner taking advantage Of the shadows OF night
tying, aganst orders, 70 convey coal and supplies
Tass sa e Ucer getting
vmu II msssoa ordered Captain ateedman 70 pro-
Deed nth detail VI from his company, and pos
eiUe intercept her. me gallant young cap ain procuring
aa open boat made chase, and after difficulty 10
finding her, succeeded IN capturing her almost
sUss 81 the q e. n sas
rscy mother noted "nsttuton" connected with the
military arrangements below, Ia very dimiuntive
Iescbng The enemy Some the boys have dubbed her
he Wild Cat, and manned with detachment Of volun-
,eers s interesting to watch her, As blrd-iike she
scuds DER the dark blue waters stopping aud daily
ing about the WyaDdOt, AZ coaxing her for fight;
now eccentric breaking away and running close 70 the
want to;' ana then, apparently embodened with her
success dashng out beyond Pickens and with sort Of
devil erontery making the circuit Of the teet and
maybe OverhauliDg some suspected craft under guns
single broadsde OF which would blow her TO atoms She
the terror Of the few bad men on that part Of the coast
whose cupdity treachery lead them carry H.
HCN traf1C with enemies AZ tho OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

SATURDAY, April e. r. NJ
flour was active, but at somewhat easier prices The
demand mainly for export Sales made OF % 800
bbs Of all kinds chiefly shipping brands extra State At
IS 40 ass At, and extra Ohio at S. 65 IS 70.
WHEAT was in more demand and nrmer. Bales rs 900
bushels at 81 As 81 IS for white Western and Kentucky
u 36a$l as5s for red Western, 81 % 81 20 for Nil
waukee club 81 q 81 % for Northwestern club 81 Al
for red Jersey 81 2sa 81 80 for red State "a 81 81
for Chicago spring, and 81 so for Canada club.
CoRS was steady with sales Of 600 bushels, mostly
Western Mixed at 67c 69c for old, and &C. 3d. for
new, and 60c for damaged.
RYE.Sales $500 bushels, mostly to arrive, onp.t
BARLEY and oats were quiet
Aans and provisions were in limited demand.
CorToN WAS saleable and firm.
w,msRY Sales 500 bbls. at 1s1c. a slsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

Thss feet win require force OF four thousani
easrs and marines to H. Many Of the vessels have
ordered 10 take board extra supply Of boats
DAhlren boat howiizerr and small ammunition, which
evidently looks though the feet 70 operate In
ssSloDctiop with army force.
The steam soop Brooklyn, friga,e Sabine sloop fvar
Louis and steamers Crusader and wyandot Ia
active service near Fort Pckens II presumed tho
other vessels enumerated win Join them within the pcxt
week,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

DoAD WAGONS AND PARK CARRIAGES.
IL sTTyERs SMITH have exhibition st iheir
vsetooms and factory elegant samols,
snd ,cp wagons also pheons for four per
sons spec ally adapted for Park driving which in syls
npjsh bghtness and durability have snperiors 70 whck
they invite the attention OF gentlemen about purchasing on
ordering for the coming season,
$50 Broadway, factory ~ Eldriig. street. New FORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
u r. X.


RADkwAyS RfSovaTINa oiyt NJ ia The great constt,
uons remedy IL heals old sorss puraes the blood nstilr
With the system renewed health and
all chronic and constitutional dsesses N VIII III ectualv
eradicate from IN, system al srofuoue and csncarous aRec
tons, tumote nodes, ulcers ospkes rash letter. ricketts, fe
sores salt rheum skin dseaes and ~ other dlseases
arising from an impure state Of the blood
RADwAY COS principal Once ~ John street. New
York city.
r. r. Reme6e sod ny drupgss srd slorekeepers every.
where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

OFFICERS IN COMMAND AT PENSACOLA
Commander IN Chief, Brig. Gen. Braxton Bragg.
Second in command, Major s. II. LOckett
STAFF.
MAJORS, s. s. Gunner, X. Wood.
Oronance Officer, Captain Odalnonsk.
Ms1or General, Jere. Clemens.
STAFF.
Colonel, John T. Morgan.
Colonel, Clinton Davis
Colonel a. Y. Watson, Adjutant General
Colonel j.. G. Bullock, Inspector General.
Captain ID N. Ingraham Com Of the Navy Yard.
Com. Thomas Brent, second In command
Com. John Randolph, third in command.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07


The Springfield Journal has figured mp the ex-
act value Of the bills of the rejected Illinois
banks according TO the prices now ruling for
bonds in the New York market. Three months
more will increase their value BY the July coupons,
IL Il, .ha rnoo ntin,e nriros do M, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
msrning were sls,9 ,9os SO, and the balances
81 p9l, 492 IS.
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

The Auditor Of the State Of Illinois has pub
lished detailed statement showing the class Of
securities held on the 3Oh of March to protect the
circulation Of the banks Of that State. The totals
are as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

Total. 81 1U1 Al Is 9b7 SV0@ ,J4y t05 ,SO3
Increase NJ compared with 1850 IS 1893 $40
At Baltimore, on Friday afternoon, says the Pa
hiOt-
TIE money market Is inactive. Good paper may be ne
gotated without difficulty at last week rates. For
No l. endorsed, per cent; best single Names ~ TO L.,
and good TO fair endorsed but less known, ~ per
cent per month.
The tx,ft tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

Total $6UU 353 81 jos Ala
Increase Of the week compared with 1880. 7eS12l
The following is comparative statement of the
value ofexports from the commencement of the
year to April A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
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ALMANAC FOR Y0RK-THrs pAY.
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