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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
60 farmers ato Others.
IMPORTANT NOTICE to FARMERS,
i SHIP-OwNERs, HOUSEkEkPFRS, &c, ke,
CROWS! CROWS! CROWS!
RATS! RATS! RATS!

RATS! RATS! RATS!
NIGEL NICE! NICE!
Al destroy I'd by ,,,r.r
No preparation reauied Ali that Is Necessary 70 spnnhh
sos OF The posoned Wheat where they ire9uent nd ney "
eda.y and die. Not dangerous TO the mum "a a l.
Ite ce hAs with great success In sna
now offered TO the pubc As "a. best ana
ever used l, viii BE- found especially vsiaaos 70
Destroying Crows
One trial will prove IL efficacy
sid sv.r,whsTe Price IS cents per package. -,
N rfose who have been d gussl by using fhospnosons
aors will ina this simple and etectusi Means 'os ma
ding tb-lr Houses Barns Stables e'tioaes sna
all destructive Vermin ~ ,,..
" Prneipsl Depot for The United SAissM
CREAMERS CASH DRUG HOUSE,
No II GOld.st., n. Y
TO whom oil orders must be sddresssd
AGENTS. WANTED Throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

DELLHAM SEEDING P POTATOES for SALE.
They arc the earliest known white mesy and ~ ssa's
throughou: the year. Also, reared ClDEk and nirEon
sne.st. N ~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
Cutters, 4aromare, Sc.

YIN PLArE, SHEET-IRON, ZINC, &c.,
- TIN snd IxkNL PLATE. CHARGE AL and COKE.
INC coPpss srKfTkkka i si5d hs;;S
fx sssby H. l. THOMSON Co., No 2is WsisI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

DONIES.-One hundred Shetland Scotch, and
i Welsh PONIES. just arrived from Europe Also WAGONS
and HARM IS TO match for SALE In i2d between 5h and
6th-avs Ponies TO Let out by the Houg GEO 4. HALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
Mlsisal Instruments.

AT WALKER's Wareroorns Clinton Hall, Astor.
n place and st Brosawsy, lrse stocs Of PIANOS
for SALE and HE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

~ SCHOOL for BOYS at Stamford Conu. Sammor Term
commences May l. For Circulars eddreH H. ID. NICHOLS,
Prime al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

~ n LrDLoN, Nuctiohtrf
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT at NEW
HAABUROH-E. u. LUDLOW Co. win ssll At Aac
ton FRIDAY. April &C. io6 a. 10 O'clock, tho MerchsnS
Elchanss NY
New Hsmbsrgh. Hoi,on Rvsr. the FARM Of the la.s
Georxe Vanderbilt contsirins Loo scres Milton Ferry
depot Hudson River RAILROAD in good condon plenty
Fruit and Ornamental Tres good Stone House and other Build
iDgs There Dock the premises Stone Quarry Cayb-d
Sc Further particulars and at tho Auconoers Office No
3Pieett 2.2ED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

DARNoREv Celebrated Improved Oventrumg
I'D Pren1n IAEOS the best 10 warranted for yesr,;
Bleehers splendid 1ocsye for Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

T'ROTTING STALLION JUPITER" winner
Of tho fret pssn iuin at the gree. Nsion. Horse Show,
LCff CRoCHERoNs, Of llOthst and Harlem lane,
st $50, payable Ia sdvanc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

4 UCTION SALES. q j. BOGAKT VIII
IA SELL THIS DAY. at Ioi o'clock at No % st. Marks
Of Rosewood and Mahogany Psor Suites Ersrds grand
action Plan, Fortss Mahogany Chairs Cotase Suite Cottage
Bedteads Feather Beds Hair aud Straw Mattsses Dressing
Bureaus Enclosed Wsshsnd French Plate Mirrors Tapestry
Bruss. Carpets on Cloth Ga. Chandeliers Mahogany Book
Dining T.be' oaaitcte Tables Cr0ciery aud Glassware
Kitchen Utensils &C., 10 Deposits required and the GOODS
xslx hal MEL on be IN daY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

A UCTION SALES of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IA TURE.-HENRY H. LEEDS Co, No. 70 Nassau-st,
will give their personal attention ss usuA to sales OF Household
Furniture &c. ct the residences OF families will also hold esu
lar sales 81 their auction rooms, above.
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ynslrnctlcn.

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
~ for BOYS Nya.h the Hadson River SKINNER tsIIa
Commences MONDAY, 4, phil ~ For Circulars addrsss
C. RUTHERtOED, A. NJ, Principal. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

A UCTIOE NOTICE. Extraordinary 0pPOrtu'
"A nifty 10 purchase FIRST class HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THIS DAY Tuesdsy i0 O'clock at the private residence
No. * West i6hst, between 5th and bth.avs consog
rosewood mahogany bsck snut Psfor Chamber and osh
Dining Furniture Brocsde and Lses Curtains on Pains
ng' Artistic Brouzes Csrpeng. China Glass, Sverware,
Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
d. GRIFFIN 4 Co, Auctisneera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies
~ RRlDGEPORT Conn.-Ror Circulars address the Irnei
al Miss EMILY NELSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
THE PRIvATEERs-HANG THEM IF YOU
/ DARE.

From The Chdrirsfoa geyegTy, June IL.
II IA confidently Iunored that the crew Of tie IA
ysnnsb which lately sailed from this po;t now
p-;sopors on The Wabash Capt. Mercer and are threat
sted with summary uriehmenf. With all our exre-
rsnce of the treachery aud cruelty OF Lincoln and his
despo,ic horde Of uuderngs aud sairars, We cannot
believe that Com Strnebsm Capt. Mercy, or others
Of the United States Navy, who bave oeen recogizef
s gentlemen and as officers ia honorable servire,
descend TO such cruelty and unpre'e 'edeaed outrage
The rights aud privileges OF prlvaieeriug baVe been
maintained and asserted by the United States, and the
separate and distinct exi,.nce Of the C0nfcdt rate
States ss political poser has been aho prdiisIl'
recognized, ia many ways, by the Lincoln States.
From the outset of the controversy tie Southern States
bsve been scrupulolsly exact fu recognizing the eour-
tsses and civilities Of warfare.
Robert Anderson, who began the war, as subordi-
nste against pledges and promses, was tiea'ed Tor
weeks With more attention and courtfsies than We're
bestowed on many Of cur own officers. Woen taken
prisoner lie and his command were released with un-
usual honOrs.
Gen. Hsrney was taken prisoner at Harpers Ferry,
and was released With honor.
Lieut.-Col. Morris, Uni,ed States Army, has been
twice or thrice arrested on good grounds and yet has
Seen discharged.
Many prisoners were taken in Texas, and were
eopora!ly released.
We need NOT multiply instances TO prove that the
South il comI@lled to defend her rights Ivy wBr, has
deseryed an honorable war, modified by all the imlts-
hons and amenities Of modern war among Christian
Ind civilized na,ions. Even the ontrages and bestal
ucesses perpetrated by the bhckguards who have
been tarIed loose on Nirg lila have not provoked re-
alation. This forbesrance must soon tDd limit II
the threats above referred 70 are executed We now
have the means Of retaliation TO extent and the
fortune Of war and our efforts will give ns
ample opportunities Every citizen of Lincoln State
hat is falls within our reach will be rub ect OF
retaliation. The property of all such citizens, situated
within tho Confederate States, will also be deemed
subject TO con6scation We deprecste the necessity or
occasion for such proceedings; but II the enemy
pve this tone and color to the war; we must leave
The the Judgment Of tho world, and Ell the
means of defense, retaliation and rsprissh In our
power. 1t WILL perhaps, make the war more terrible,
but more decisive and less protracted. II cannot
make the South more determined on resistance and
snsl sepan,ioa. It may, however, prevent even al
Ter war, long course Of peace, the growth aud re,
establishment Of peaceful relations Of commerce and
odal intercouYe between North and South. We
warn the foe il time and we devonly trnst the warn
ng VIII be heeded. If the motto and rule OF savage
and heathen warfare are established BY tie United
Mates prisoners Will be taken kept alive under
ast hatefCi flag. We can erect the gallows or the
pbbet as well as others.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
A CRY FOR AID FROM TEXAS.
apondsnea of The r;ara md Eno

BRAZoRIA County, TEXAS, May 19, 1861.
At the request Of the friends of the Union In this
county, we ak you to make known present situa
tion in your Journal it would be wore than mad
to attempt to do 20 in any Of the Southern papers,
We imIiore aid from our brethren at the North, TO
sustain in rights American cizens and cup
torters of the Union. You cannot imagine the cruel
treatment inflicted by the Rebels, the Secession
iss. All who refuse to aid aud abe in the rebellion
must suffer death. man dare not own 70 he Union
man here. The cry is, "Down with the Union and
hang the AbOltionists." free white man, unl-ss he
is STAKEHOLDER Secessiontt, ia than nobody
There are gangs Of murderers Who style themselves
Vigilance COMMITTEES, iu this aud the adjoining
counties, who have committed Of the most afro
cions deeds on record.
The poor class Of this country the principal su
ferers. Those that unable to slaves are the
to suiier the unjust punishment. The murderers
W II AK " Did you vote Tor Secession T. No SIR.
" Then, Sir, You are AboitOnist and mus; be dealt
with accordingly" Consequently they must pull
hemp, or be shot down like dog We are running II
great ri,k by sending this communication to you We
are few in number, AID entirely poweress aud would
ra her die than desert country.
Will not country help ms, at least assist us to
escape from thi, horrid Of co-blooded murder
We value LOT our properties; but our families, our
wives ud children must be saved. Will not the
North give those who true to the country chance
to show their loyalty Hoingy on will give US fair
showing, we subscribe ourselves
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

the prncp. Offices Of the Southern Confederssy detailing bis
mode of osfeps. and geoLs commission IA the
Southern Amy Large nunb.r Of spers snd documents Of
10 pof Il ant bstnre W. b. ybt awsy
canot his report without menoning the great assist
sbce rendered BY Lieuts and McManas who calamity
my when informed Of attack npou In
foscr
would msrtion In this and would respectfully
Ryan D. shsrpon and In fart esiie command
duo I'd themselv,. sdiisby, and vi h satisfaction.
Picket GuaIo-D w Folk z. Gishey n Sipers, T. King D.
Kinss sin,~ H. Cnrn.y y. hcGuth. b. Quinn, r
Met abe -. Southern.
Sergeants-Resd. Mo0rsine, Doyle. HcDonoueh, Duane.
Very respectfully, JOHN BAGLEY,
lieutenant. CO. T., 18th Regiment
Ats O'Clock this morning Intelligence received by Lieut.
Han, that had been attacked and of By superior force
lie immediately ssstsoce and marched a. double
qck ims for our miles and although the had been walk
ing all right aey srPesd esh just started He found
add panied by him nd bis party marched through
Fsls Church Niags w,ih our prisoners JOHN bAOLEf.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
DIFFICULTY AT ST. JOSEPH.
Frcm Th. L.a,.avoy,h Ty.,. i4M.


An attempt was made on Wednesday afternoon,
ooat o'clock 10 arrest several United States soldiers
q saloon In st. Joseph. II was charged that they
sese drunk. and were violating the peace. They re-
aed the officers and one Of the number, who belongs
Company +, was shot by police officer named
Sarns after which the others allowed TO 20 free.
Ihe murderer Of the soldier cheered by the Sc
eesonists present. A thousand aud one rtmors are
taoet o. TO the cause of tho difHcnlty-some cIim-
sstng the officer, others exoneraiiDg him from blame.
Ibe Particulars viii probably be brought out to-day in
he examination before the Re order Court
Alter Burns had shot The toldier an old man in the
eovd called him q murderer. Burps Immediately
tnccked him down. ..
kAbout S O'Clock In the evening man approacbed
e Of the howitzers IN the south part cf the United
en the gun. He was ordered off, and refused 70 20.
yne sentinel then went 10 him and pushed hin away
fhich the rebel resisted by drawing a knife. Tie
Pdisr struck atsim with his gun. He then at,empte
escape by running, when be wss shot a from ysri-
re portions OF the camp, some fifteen or twenty shots
felng hsed. He jumped into large ditch, aud was
fressed and taken into camp. He proved TO be q
kagt. Moore, ar officer Of rebel company at CLil.
ene, Mo. There h very little doubt but that Il was
intention to try and spike the cannon, q rat-tail
was found that be had thrown away. The utmost
klaement prevailed In camp, AID In less than five
eaaes every solder was In line ready fer fight.
. n'ing was done mostly by members VI Coppany
a.. sue company to which the murdered soldier be-
ana whose men are very much exasperated.
"''n'a' orders and vss only aoPred BY the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

The following report was made to Col. Corooran by
Lieut. John Bagley, Company Z, 69tb Regiment;
t FeRr CoRcoR,S, June IA ?, m.
Col CoRcoRAS have the honor 90 report the doings Of
my detachment from p M Of Sunday June TO- to p M OF
Monday. a,
erAndria e.burs Rosd with his pat into
O'clock -Four placed toethsr on the
trsck with direction peut the country
The line thus placed extended three miles from tbs
siAx Re the village Of Stanton. euts Hart and No
Manus occupy the rood 800 yards south OF Fs
Church Village myself with lst PoAst Guard OF sixteen men,
ID. extreme e pssips sens within 100 yards Of each
other AT 10 o. M Lieut.. Hsy corfga3d tired upon from
Le bush ordered him to fall back upon my quad be re-
Qured assistance. . , -.-.....,.-.,.,
Il, II "a received Information from several respectable cit
z-ts hst party OF Rebels about 70 al the
house Of s Hsycock notorious ses.sions ,usied SPOUT
mile north ioad proceeded With tho n.en hsv
the Of SsE,Ties 70 the house IN question:
On approaching the house. i've Of tho kebe were een 10 ee
from place aud notwItatsnfir bot pgrsn they mas
good their escape the woods RouIe IN ne ho'e ~
H,.coek prisoners on TsiTo sdack d. W. Hus'y and W.
Irylor found four heavily loaded 2pounds Of powdt
Aie bsl pictures Of the Hsycocks who escaped
with the other daibs the attack Found also seyeisi .ef
Hupers Ferry. T
then proceeded the residence Of Dr. Bower three miles
from hsycocts and near the railroad Upon sesrrhlpe ne
premises the following sces found: military ssodc
ard tsppnss basheI Of letters fy Of hch were decte1 70
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

COFt EEA podefste demand rrvsI Ies cf 200 bags Ne
?saie 7oO bag Msrscsibo a lee, and $50 bags Lausyre
. llidI4tc
sUGAHS-The ha revived and pces quite 6rng
sale. Of ty5 hhds mainly Cnna ct aS.c, chrhy ttSec
Il, fred are steady ;:eCc for Crushed. Ground, -
Crannia;ed -
MOLAssEs-w. only hear Of small Gales. foiows -
hid. Porto Rico at I5d76c aud 20 bbs New Orleans ga
HiDEs-The ns,ksi 10 dpll snd nominal
LEATHER Henloct Osk both dull and we DO no.
hear Il any change Ia qgotsiioua
NAVAL TURt There L. demand fr Crads Tu pestis4
aud pf., are nominal 80 sed o. IS The market for Syts
Turpetins aud the demand is fair Of 80 bbs
T6c. Coufnou sn Il Ia bet request and prices h.se inn
the so Dhls 81 1td - J} delisefc
The medal snd better sdes do falls request saIes q
10 bbs Strained s 81 n and 80 do. los No. o. - u
both 10 ysrd.
OILs.Lnsesd 10 dull and somin. lsst sale. al *oose
Crude Whale aud spsfm steady At former guotatinns
sEEDs-Ssi.. OF coe bsss Cssa,s Lnsssd In Bostoa -
A cs.h.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-yoRk.......-J -
Cleared.

ps-C-stou Lord Kingston, W alden Booth NsU
York Hunter. Philsd-lphA, J. haud - -
shi,s-sr pee Lsrrsbee Hsvre c. Ginnell e. X.
Taylor Lord London 4. r. Morsn weys Euterpe. Arsy.
trsnci.co Lawrence, 1iss Co Cors Linn Ulssgowt
j. A. stardlor. Dung London.
Ps,k. Edwin Masert Ha, I, W y. schmidti Ocean sknp
msr woosr Qsecnstowni Stewart, Davis 81 Jaso Johs
Thotnpsoui Rocssws,, ONeil Queenstown.
srs.-A j. Ho.. smoL BsFbsso.s A. Loaycrssti Condos.
Allen Gouldsboo' Thompson Hunter; Storm kympA Ne
Iced Msuxani. Rogen Reini s~al lBr.D bsne foaest
kAle Trscey, Glasgow X. Dimobd Co.
sehooD-f.D fIsnsia, Chspn an Norwich usf.ri Hsisa
Chr.Dr tHsnl Luss Linden NJ r. BTsa,h.i, Daily, Phisr
dephs master Yoas resf.r Morton. Salem MASTER " w
Sni b. boyd Moatsvdee J. Norton kv-ioe lork fiir
d,l lphs, j. Nell. a. Wi son Maitand, J. D. Whitney Co. W.
J. Spsin< Hoffman Phiiad-lplis, w. We'll. CO.. y. G.
How ard Ness,ou Csdl b. sms' A. b Terry, Johnsss.
81 kitts Sn.ih, Jope. h Co
sloop--Posuier Nchols Providence, master.
St-an.sr-N0ytl,y shaw. Philsd. PhiA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

ARREST Asp EscApE OF As ALLEogD CorrrDbNua
wosAs-Muy sesmsp the confidence claiming " 30
the daughter Of ea Hall who has been engaged fo ,oae w.
weeks which she spressbsed wcrs -
be ud fo the nr6t Of tho Old womas's Home Was =.
rested late Wedoesday afternoon BY Ohcet Gsrsde o. -
Tw sneih wnd lnes Of being committed 70 The cells The
ropes psed IN room Of the Station Hoo,s fSa
the window Of which she jamped into the ysrd sne 49,
scaling several bsh fenc- escaped through alley ws ~
Thirty street The police 10 search Of e fassxS
obtsi ed money the following: Samuel Thompson No =
Lswsitiue plscs " sewe No. 2os wst r.sniy sishss
Theodore Mrtn Of Twenty eghtk street sn9
Ninth Mr.. y. Robinson, No. - Lsmsrtins p'scs
Ms Waterbury, tDi.tic ATTORNEYS wife No: IS Lsmsrne
Plsce, Mr.. Hoen. No. 70 Lsnase ps,e; Mrs. Post Ma
b,ni Ca pente wie Of the lnspecso No. 2t9 West Thfdy
fonr Mrs. Phillips. No $40 West Thirty hfh srss
Mra Kennedy aud large number OF ohor ladiss Mrs
Seaman 80 Of native Of shis ooany end By ssos
patton SAYS she ID housewife.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Ra.s~uxevs Arrived

Ta asamsbp drtos, Jrss Lroposi-Mr. aud Mira Garcia
infant snd Miss Hed Bar de Apfes lady and
vau,t ". r. coeusl Mn, Coleman, Nj and Mrs 1. hss.
deuhurrh srs RaIdoph Aiss oooarike, Mr. and MA
r. u. i. iowB,..d Ny ErwiH aI'n, .nd sprss H. Erwts
2 b Wilson r. l.. Jsms.. d. D,Fsn, j. Ray, Ciaasea.
Gon1A.s X. q. Mss,e d. y. Gr.no. Rev. q living mn
Masi. r.. Smhh ~. MskIns Covs Josyn Hsy5tes. Bec4
with 3. Chapman. spsnEgr. W Everett Mr. end Ars H.
Bradhurs chldren AID MIRA Msre, Mbs Mage
Il. Wlm.Tdng. Thomas Homer, W. Stewart, q. N. Hesn1s
Heaiu Dssfi.on sP, ksis, Mr. w,,.op inf.ai ..S
three Children Miss Rogers Rogers Reba w II. brisoa.
Clsndon Mr. Clandon Ms Colls. r. q. and r. buchlcy
Nor. L 5. Au.-fsin, w. HichaId.. .
In abr Wihh lu,es, rors C0rdeHas-Robrrt Chihom, y
Porter w Tate. r. UBrien A. shalnoix. y. u Chsmbefss
IN bsrk j. 4. Brvss from M,aierd<o-frsncis frich " r.
CraIg I. q. Ely OF s'oamer Pulaski.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
f1arkets-CAREyuLLr Rsronrsp vos TINS N Y. fRisyra
Juae

markets-CARuuLIr hsronrsr yos rHH n Y. IMsy.e
AshEs.Ths market i' doll for Pearls % sai P01 ere
FLOR AND MgAL-Tb. demand for Western and sssAs
quite heavy brands better sosued than a
rptns but the close prices heavy tbs medium ane
EI, are dull ard drOopins The .se. are is1e bsis - .
- 20 for Supene Stse and Westerns ~ TOO IS 10 for he
iss p Wsss" o' s.sel Es, s s r
Of Round Hoop fIsrs Ohio aud s 5d ~ for ads bsnds d
Csnsdan Flour lover and lee. active ssles of Tco tb
80 7nG 81 for fItras Southern flpnr steady and good
brsnd In fsr dsnsnd .be.s we'll the Gales
eco be. S go ~ fsr mi,sd :. god sapesoe s:ls-
ard Corn Me,l are quiet, but .'saiy.
GRAiN-lhe wbes, make, !. generally lover conscs
,sued Red ard White Winter freely offered and iowed
Choice White b,s alec declined and % limited 5emsnd s
asi 9 81 200 bush Chicsso Spring At sc 81 o. 10 o bssh
d. Club osdtl 10. 600 bush Racine sprss s1
Wnt.r Western at I'll si 2s 500 ba.h Amber Miehsss
81 %, s3 bush While Canadian a, 81 nc ~ J.-:he
$40 bu.h. wbis Michigan at 81 Aa+l :ei aeo bush whs
Indiana ~ ~ $50 bush do keuucky s 81 90 Barley
and Barley Mali are silt and SEi.s U's & are lees :o.:
03?c and choIcs Vermont s,io Rye hrm ssso Ccrs
T. IN light ,urpy and better ke demand usn'y Tor tas
Est the 00 bush sl64c for beet d. 4tdtae
for Eastern uiI-d .9c for prime .hipyi"s do 3eSoc Toe
w.a..n yellow and sic. ios Round yellow
PR0vi .ONs-Ths make rather sc.lve bot =
lSTs. ps. q. :. ID r; S ss sI for mes sssf
'sir demand sDd steady ale. OF 100 bos - for hs
pais, ca, S.s. se hssrs .sl. Of ss hhd At tse ~
shOglder and r fo Ham. L.-d !. hssvy sod 10 s:oS
al &c Butter and Chesse insrsiye snd heavy.
hOPS-rhs demand l. active and the market 10 hrn
though prices geot.by higher The ses are iss osss
LI1E-r6srs nothing d,i1s in Rocs.nd. and prices
noni.s At s'e iof Common snd ~ FOR Lung; u...
CoTTONTb. msrk.t stesdy; sales Of ze osies We revtss
quotations sss f0i ows
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Arrived.

Steamship Africa sharuon Liverpool Juse and Ques.ova
Battery a 7.0 ~ Jun- B. s.l-d stss.bp EGroos Sossl
In ih. Ii 81 ~ oa. ~ l5 pasd eaus " yise bc.ndE
l2h lat 81 lon q II. sss tho ship Pride II Can.ds tBrh
she Electric la.u Jsh.n.a Hamburg and curA.'-n Nag
TO- r.dse. and psss to l. r Amsihck 4 10.
BSk }. C.. DruSe, o.sls. Moa,svdeO 20 days hide "
B.ri sdos of ROc,land Foster frankfort Me- a.y. wssS
70 Me,csf X Duncan.
s .s ' n. s's eSai a RE- ';s's a
sbris bound g. showings blGs ss With white bsls u
biz: asn.i Win letter e l. Mys - isss Iss .E
s sss ss ssS Of ts & FL Ne" Bedford from Vel
s:A, w'eA 9ns'e e, bo,so. s.s % c',dsn,. J.ns y
Ksa, nom cdss:s 70, cS ..%s day. .,ls Ss .S
seiS assh. Sics.i. sawyer, M.shi. days. iuusss y
sss, f,ss: fa n., W.:A;S s.ys + .s s
:ss s : S': $s.s = :;;:.
schr B. Browning Lsr'alr E..oshg0r, fof SLACK Rseh
s SER fSsi s Sss,, ssas sE;Ssssss ~ CO sA @
Sch. Ro.s smith k.sysPs sss sss ~, e,,..
Sch, Sosis., Csi,in, Eis.ssssyos,. cssi
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via savannah who're sds.d OF sy the s.ra'oga
Al.o big ". n rarl. III Porsad nom cGasaAs f's Boo
ton wss % Cape May 18th.
SAILED June 81 ship Seth sg,sce fsr Astv:pI sssts
Aethusa Ooodsp,eS, Duhn, CarnioA DensSxaS
Hyprrion BNbsdsesJ Fsncis secor Csttei Indian Qassa
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tssismi Edm,ton Brokhep Asplnws; John Batter. Poss
Plsstsi MerchAra Qnesussownt T. NJ Mayhss, Bssza1As
sssmship Clestor, for Kingston, JAn
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
officers placing themselves directly between the prs-

officers placing themselves directly between the pris-
oner and the soldiers.
Thursday last O crowd Of the rebels around the
camp and cursed and and gave faint cheers for
JEFF. Davis.
The Union men are jubilant at the presence Of the
United States troops and the starr aud PES may be
seen flying from .even different places in the city.
The patriotic propretors Of the Patee House ran up
the National ensign their magnificent hotel The
Marshal Of the city demanded that tho flag should
come down. This the propIetors declined doing, and
for further referred the rebel to Capt Suly in
command Of the United States forces Our friends will
remember the Patee House.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

house say Mat she fell against stove while nsoxi'
Gated and thus received fracture Of the skull Rysa
was arrested on Wednesday, charged with dsordtssy
conduct but was subsequently discharged The polsss
are now looking for him. An inquess In the case VIII
be held to-day,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

sIsiATURE ALMANAC.
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