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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20
STOCKTON. NAV q. fS5s

STOCKTON, May "a, 1865.
Dear sir-IIayng entirely recovered from my sick
ness avail my self of this opportunity to return my
thanHlu ackr owlcdsmcns for the relief that have
given me. When | think of the distressing bodily
weakness, headache fearfuness, want OF confidence,
dizziness, rtstlessncss weakness in the limbs loss of
memory, confusion Of ideas, dislike of society, noe
turna emissions, and many other symptoms which
had made my life miserable, hardly express the
gratitude feel, for my existence had become a bur-
then TO me. and nothing afforded me the least grati-
cation, whilst now feel perfectly well and can enjoy
lifetO my entire satisfaction. knowing that there are
many afflicted rs have been, you have permission to
make use of this letter as you think proper Believe
me, gratefully yours, NJ MlCHELLS.
To DR.. L. J.. Czapkay, San Francisco
SACRAMENTO, May -, 1885.
Dear Sr--Sueh IS the thanifulness | feel for the
preservation of my health Of both body and wnd and
believe IF my lie, thrt hope VIII not be corsid-
cred Intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowledge
ments fer restoring me to hea Ia and making my life
boon worth ureserving when it had become a bur
then too great to bear Victim as was to vice that
had undermined my constitution, and developed "a
train of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility,
headache, distressing midty, self distrus dizziness,
love OF solitude, loss Of memory, and want Of resou
ton, besides loss Of strength and energy which had
made my waking moments wretched and my sleep un-
refreshing, and fast bringing me to the grave. but
thanks is your skill, am restored 20 health, cor,
and energy. Hoping to guide Others where they may
IND relief, YOU have my permission to make this pu
lie Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE.
To Dr. Il. !. Czapkej. AN Francisco.
MARYsvILLE, June 9, 1856
Dr. i. j. Czap'ay, San Francisco-sr-I have used
the last OF your medicine, and do not think shall
need any more, as feel very WE'LL except that have
not entirely got my strength yet but soon will with
the appetite that have 1t is Just three weeks, you
may recoect, since called At your Institute, with
my constitution, as thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would be able to perfectly,
bat thought yon m gh be able to something to ease
The pain in my back and head, and strengthen my
LIMBS which were so weak that they would almost
give way under me, when walked, and to strengthen
my nerves that would not get excited and trem
BILE at every little thing. Now that you know what
expected, you may judge of my satisfaction at my
complete TeccyeTy IRON those symptoms and THE re-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20

All manufactured articles and implements must be
entered and placed exhibition before O'clock the
tth OF September and remain until the Close OF the
Fair.
No premiums will be awarded for manufactured ar
tces other than home manufacture; yet the Society
will be happy to place such articles exhibition with
,he names Of the members or exhibitors, and award
lLilln rLus 4 snrh ~ liLilinna nnnnrhinl.l..
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20

moVal OF those blotches and sores from -, :
!e ulcers nom my throat, and the enbs SKIN, and
cause of my sickness. 49, Principally The
can hardly tell you which is tbe oro,.
or my surprise, for except not having nit my joy
strength feel well as any man can feel eII'y got my
Enclosed l send you Twenty noiIorei.
charge, and think myself cheaply cpraS over Your
anybody will be benefited, you NAV nm, nyou think
'-N A"SFF e'e iue gratefully yours
THOMAS HAYbFN
TENO THE AFFL1CTED.-Dr L. I ~ pr
n oil the hungarian Army, Chief Pbysician a, late
Hospital OF Pesh and Honorary Member Of tha the
lowing maadies, in the treatment Of which 70 Tie fol-
tees cure: Diseases Of the Brain surh e guaran-
Apoplexy PUSHES of blood to the head Epilepsy
OF its different TISSUES, Partial and comnle, p son
and Ii sanity, and all Functional Dera ~ analysis
as loss of memory aversion TO society Miaes, such
Tmidity, Nervous Excitement from SLIGHT nahropy
is'rusti uiooihess' Headache, Ringing In tbs oef
confusion OF ideas, love of solitude Optical Iars,
and incapablity for labor and study Ws Illusions,
SEES of the lungs and air passages sncb % NJ ~ oea.
diseases or consumption, Pneumonia or Inaarncular
of the lungs, Pleuriies or Pleurisy, Asthma halos
epasmodie Bronchitis, Laryngitis and M utoralOr
Catarrhal affections. Also diseases of the orms Of
as ilepats or inflammation of the Liver coni such
of the liver. absCesses of ihe liver cacn1, tongesuon
bladder and duct, Jaunce and those dsaa a., ne gall
impair its functions, such as Panama fere~ nmmch
fever, and ntermtting fever, and the cons nlOua
which these disorders leave behind tbeu 0"''quehces
Also, diseases of the Stomach, such ne co...,,.
Inflammation of the Stomach, Enterties or Ia iius or
tfon Of the bowels Dyspepsia in all lis for,ns
destroy appetite and digestion, Flatuence bYs, winch
and DarrhGa Also, diseases Of The K;dn !sehiery
Their Urinary organs, such as Diabetes NV a ys and
sve flow of urine, Albrminaria, commonr Su exces'
Brigts Disease. In this complaint neither nbyS,nsI
patient oftenmes suspect the presence efa;sonh
until too late. The most common symptoms aro ras
eral indsposition, with dropsical swelgs Cslcr ir
the Kidneys, Urethra Bladder Enurisis or inLh
to retain the urine, cystitis or inflammation Of n.y.
bladder and all other disorders of the urinarv o e
Also, diseases of the Womb and its appendays. ens.
as irregularities Of the MENSES, when excessive Geh
fccve, suppressed, or Irregular Prolapsus mr. s,t
Of the womb, sterility, ovarian dropsy and oh. WING
eases of the parts In the treatment of anv " e m
above diseases, the Doctor has many new rem W e
and guarantees perfect cure, in all cases or be"s
ney will be returned All consultations (by letter NJ
otherwise) free. Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAy Sc VI
Francisco. HHH
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20

eFy~ Below we pubshthe certificates OF three ofthe
sufferers from the paugs of disease. who having re-
covered their former health, and impelcd by graft
tude, make known thrir eases and remedial agentand
their statements are authenticated by Notary Pub
lie The demands of society imperiously command
their publicity, and commend their perusal to the
attention Of all afflicted:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20

*The best bread must be accompanied by e ful
description Of the entire process of akng the same,
and be placed on exhibition before p NJ, of Septem-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-20

In the department Of thoroughbred animals, whether
Cattle or Horses none will be permitted to compete
Jut such as furnish complete pedigree.
No l9-ikoadsfers,
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TIE ENEMY ADVANCING ToWARDs SOUTHWESTERN
VIRGISIA.-We have reliable intelligence, in a letter
If reccnt date from a citizen o. Southwestern Viz
GINA, that the enemy has advanced nine rsgi-
ments upon PrestOnsburg, Floyd county, Ky, and
that Col john S. Williams, the commander Of the
small Confederate force at that place has retreated
probably to Pound Gap, on the boundary Of Wise
county Va. Prestons5urg is only some $50 miles
from Abingdon. the design is apparently to get pcs
session Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
Col. Williams had neither the number nor the arms
TO cope with superior force, and his retreat was
consequently prudential movement. The intelli-
gence here given entirely confirms a recent state
ment in the Louisville Courier, of : projected al
vance upon PrestOnsburg. The necessity of Vigor-
Gus measures is doubtless fully appreciated by
our Richmond Dispatch Nor. Z.
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J. ID. MSIqR&K,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
eTENT.

J. B. MkHE9ANts VOLCANIC OIL LINJ
TENT.
) best EXTERNAL I'm the world for Man Gy
Beast.
HOEGAEBS n AaAz beings have hsen EAved life Of &c
rspttude End misery, by the use Of this nvuasb Lini
J. It will TelisVs PAIN almost insten tGneeusly, and
cleanse purify AMI heal the foulest SORE IN a incredible
time heLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT Will II
the most iDvserss csses Of Rheunstis, Gout CT Men
e. For Paralysis CsLtTEctsd Missiles, s1nees or Weak
the Joints, Ausol :, Ligsmests, Il viii never t4il
applications will sTe Throat, Gead2ehe OF Essche
3urrs OF ScsIds, or say Tain, is IlfSliibs hsedy
. and you wiz End il ndifponninls remedy EesP il
IS hand.
ANTERs, FARSERE or any having charge Ct ho.ces
ave money By using McLe2ns Volcanic Oil Imminent Il
peedy snd snfsliSis cure for Gallt1 Sprsns Chsfes
ing, Lssne Secry, Sores, Wounds, scratches, or snY
1RI disease. Try If, sn5 you viii be convinced.
DR, J. b. McGEAS, sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, has
SALE a. ProBsetofs HTsSz ~ BsTTF & Dszovilie Gad
endezsbott. D2r-sd tvSITlF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

A REMARKABLE HIsTOKY.-John Tyler was elected
to the United States Congress from the Richmond
District in November, lSI6-just forty-ive years
ago. Since that time he has been Governor Of Vir-
gInia, Senator in the Federal Congress, member Of
the celebrated Virginia Convention Of lS2g-'3J.
member Of the House Of Delegates of Virginia,
Vice President Of the United Stats President of
the cited States, member Of the Sovereign Con
ventiOn Of Virginia Of 1861, member Ct the Ma
uonsl Peace Congress of lo6l and Pre- sill. % # the
same, member OF the present Provisional CUufsder-
ate Congress, and row he is elected to the first
Congress of the Confederate States by the votes Of
the children and grandchildren Of the constituents
Of his early csreer.-RichmOEd Enquirer
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SPECIAL E0TIol.-The UHIoz AID AMERICAN q cOndssc
"a EresLy Hpon s oAsz system AZ papers gre discOti
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PAID SoscroSrs tOiu Be notified 0he EeiS ss6scrDtos
% Go9Et 20 eafre, bH siT papers;
Sss ths e FsnS0ed Tie paper lDih Be dfsconsa
we'd. TAis e q r1le from toHieA fhs aDI h. NJ Ks,rfIsrs
Watch for Ess erOsa EadSk and ysesp toasr ea.5sofS
hesety UNION AND AEKRIcAH - psT IN adoance
nj Rsakly UEIeS AMRIoLT IS per Gnnuan 81 az.
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subHcEtoers desiring their papers changed rst mention
the Post oee from. we'll aBths to, Which sy dsTs 10
change to be made.
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ID q % OF . T
AR MY CLOTHING
II q N II 3
II y N II 3

7 Il N 7 s
KNOXVILLE, : TENNESSEE
ON HAND AND MIXING
~ 5000 pair grey cas5neTs Pants;
500 pair Goats;
loo Blanket 0vercoats with capes;
300 pair ienglegged Eoots for cavalry
l,0cO psis heavy grained Boots for infantry
$500 pair home made shoes,
1900 pair heavy brcgsn ShOes;
500 brown Flannel OYerhh.Its, extra heavy
500 red " F." 4" "
900 plaid A" Z" all WOOL;
900 LinEy all wool hIling;
1000 FLANNEL UndershlrtI;
10 90 hi kory check Shirts;
10 OOO pair rsEerS ttrilled)
5000 Caps and Hats
900 Oil Cloth Camp Rags;
500 heavy Blanket Bugs;
1000 pair Blankets;
Large quantity Of Tents fer DTals and oces on hand and
extensive Preplrat ons Tor Their manufacture.
Grey Clsth nd Trimmings for officers Uniforms.
Fhe subscriber having made bis contracts Tor good early s
spring. and secured large quantity furnish The above
ces had within limits OF the Conedert
States lnoVl-d2EI "OS A MABRY.
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esI assssiIlt euiuh SAB 5asrifup
Ban. sss Trl-wosGly Is, weekly IS.
Rasss Of Advertising.
RKNEWABLB AT PLEASURE

AAAAWAbLB Al PLAAsUHEs
ons Square yesr S3G-Esch additional Square, aIs
uBerusers exceeding the space c0nGFac1ss
EOK3 VIII be charged for the excess
II TIE WEEKLY.
OSH DslhA per Square for the ns and TzI oEST for
Subsequent insertion.
Advertisements pubihed In both Daily sud weskIy,E
eehsrgsd the fill daily rstes with onshsf ths s1 1atS
added. = -
7ranstes Adrwtsisnss Sss Be- PAID for al fse tiso,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

TNHIg Il altogether medicine, the result o. mode
discoveries In the vegeable kingdom, being entlre
ystems published By accomplished guacks the sHsr
Ing Dr. Wright wa knowing the deception Pracsed upon TIL
the Medical Racult who, Whezt even dissenting
Fsice given their adherence Its perfect and undivided
rsdscea and when ali other MEDICINES Known 70 the PhaTso
piA have been tried In vain Long thought e patient
crowned the Doctors eaors ana be oEes the N to Eu
tng humanity the only thing that tbs following
a alsssssIT nancy
- Mental and Physical Depression,
sse Determination Of Blood h EAs Had,
oOnfasea Ideas,
A''HT a:aa.nl 1r
Rssesnez and sIsePlessass at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Hficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
DysgsPaa,
DisOrgAniEatiOn OF the Organs q
PGPitston Of the Heart,
And n fact, all the cOncOnan Of and dsbiassd
tate Of the system.
AS stimulant,
q Is que different alcoholic preparations 1t 10 not sab
reactions any hspe continues to exert Its inausn
e pTsSenco
As a Female Medicine,
equally powerful elective and restores the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for years
flooded the MARKET AID which only injurious IN pace
renOTenng the
too that they only made from the efrEons Of minds
Inorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll bis professional character
the sc, that minerals whatever form the least component
arts Of the Ingredients OF his RsjuEensEg Ex-we know
Aa baen ened the community BY opium and
1ereury.
Generally to the debiltsted Dr. Wright would say Never
epsr No matter how down may matter hsW
eSk you what the may beenfoEake
once whatever has led depart from Hygenc principles
-taks his
ReiuVenating EIixIF,
nd yo1 will soon ind yourself pride instead
REVERSE to your friends, healthy sound, and worthy
ernber Of the human family.
Price - per BOTTLE three bottles oE IS, and forward
/ BY mail to all parts 81 the United States
Sold By ali respectable druggists throughout tbs United State
ID Canada The trade supplied ct liberal discount.
For sale By Appropriations,
i WRIGHT & CO.,
81 End Isl Chartres stYest,
New Orleans, La
Bold Nashville BY g. W. Hendsrhott Berry DsmoyiIla
wing Psndlston and all responsible dIuggis.E. Ocss
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Farm TO Rent for 1862.
TUTHR farm occup BY W. R. Lucas, ESQ situated be-
MureesuoIo and Roiensville Turn pixies, three
les Nashville OoRfain seveut Of FIRST rate land
good dwens all necessary outbuidngs The place
has cupid many years by les tenant
Wh1 ia using it market garden and orchard, has put in
perfect order. To gardeners offers advantages.
Fer TERMS &c, apply to ALEX. J. PORTER,
nov3-h CocpG's Building
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

d PHESOWzyog.-YssteTda afternoon a balloon
was seen BY number Of persons, passing over this
city, coming from the direction Of little North of
West snd continuing its course South Of East Some
of those who saw it, declare that car was attached
to it containing men. Conjecture was rite a. 10
whence this strange visitsnt came. We think il
probable that some Of old Abeis pronsuas have
been up accommodating IN Kentucky and struck
current In the storm of yesterday which carried
them southwark. If they land anywhere in Dixie,
they will probably get more information of our
strength and resources than they bsrgaElsd Tor
RROzUIls REGISTER NOU. To-
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,DMRcHEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

sDMRoaEAN3B UNIVERSAL FiLLS,
Liver Complaints BIIiOusRess Head
ache, De-
IHERA has RaTsT hsea cATHARTI0 medicine offered T.
the publs. that has given such entiTe ssHfAeon zs Nc
ms UNIVERSAL PILLS. p - '..
sing entirely vsgstsbs they perfectly innocent and can
aksn by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
1ving all Bilious secTetoas, Acid Iupure feted Matter
hestomAA In fact they the only Pills that should
sed IN malAFieus destricts
icy Freduss Grpng Sickness Pain in The Stomach OF
els, though very aotiYs and searching in their operation
noting healthy seoreonI Of the Liver and Kidneys. Who
Eu from DHous1ess Headache and Rou Stomach, Eher
cap remedy can obtained Keep them constantly or
single desc taken in season, may prevent hours, dayI
months Of sIEpess Ask for Dr. J. Il. McLeans UniveI
Pills Takfe otaer Being coated they tsseses. Price
Is cents PET @ and can be SAINT By mail to any part o.
'nitsd States.
J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
oossg- g. phird and Pine streets, ct. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

Real Estate i'm Exchange for
Negroes
THE undersigned desires exchange Estate IN the city
rcountry for Negroes Vacant improved properly
JAS. MURRELL,
A. Il HURLEY
ct of1c' No CO Cherry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

ls Blcod-restoriBe the sick, suffering invalid to
HEALS Al AND STRENGTH
There Is no Mistake About Ii.
It viii cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepss Diarrha Dyses
~ Hesdache he eson Of Spirits Fever and Ague, InWs
BAD Breath disease OF the Liver, Stomach or Bov
g. f9. --
P eEETLKNEY, DO yOu wish to be Healthy, Strong and
'gorous q ~ -.
P LADIES DO yoz want the Bloom Of Health to mount
ar Checks again Then 80 at snoe and get
lcLea1,s siren q thenfng Cordial and Blood
eA-tr Purifier
lay not moments lt warranted to give satisfaction.
any disease OF the Kidneys Womb, or Bladder Faint
g Distracted Menttrston, Falling Of the Wornb, Barren
any diseaEs Arising from Chronic or Nervous Debility,
q an InfalIible Romsiy.
EDIG CHILDREN ..
you debate sioky, puny Chldren 70 De AeEly
ong and Rosust 7-then give them McLEANs eFEEN9Th
ING CORDIAL Sea TIC directions on each betsle II u d.
Gus to take. Ed -- 81 s.h-
? One tsblepoonll, taken every morning fasting sure
Yenve against chiI and Fever Yellow Fever oholeA or
prevailing disease.
? CAUTION l-PsFare Of Druggis1 or Dealers who nay
to palm upon yea bsttls Of Btsrs 6srsspanlA (Which
buy ehsap, BY saying it is just Is good There are
BASE enough t. steal part Of my e dub thel
IL decocions Avoid Baek infamous PIRATES and then
famous compounds Ask for Dr. j. a. McLesn's Strength
ag Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else Il sthe
remedy that viii Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, a
same time, sTRENGTHEN and INVIG0RATB the whole
snIaon, 1t IL pat in large BOtes-Sl per sette, or
BR. J. 4, hcLB an, ,sos Proprssor,
QoFaag o. Thir1 and Pine streets, st. Louis No.
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ID. .. KEESEE q CO.,
Com mission ard Forwarding
M Err CHAN rs,

Warehouse, 81 Front Row,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Special Attention Paid TO sales OF FIour.
p ERERENCESs-F " smyths, n o. Hewett Norton
q, Co, o; Dufed, " o. } Fisher, CASHIER Bank
Te HashVi le; Assn, Anderson Co. Nashville;
Eue, Cashier OarksT e; Aeaehem Galbreafh. MsEphis
mis- house. noy6-d1ns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

RIhOrm" Tor Lease TO "a 1000
Tenant.
lire to pss ny late residence X miles west Of ths Pun
Square in s hsadsofs good Tenant for series Of yea
very easy tars The premises contain about u acres
SOIL abous half in cultivation the balance in shade
The house. with rooms, porches, excelsnt cellar
Is houses, sable we'll, &C. all and coniortab
Gardener, The Dairyman or Gel tlemaD, seeking co
and retired spot FOR bis family free sm the heat and DE-
town, say ne place for rent In the vicinity ofEAs
ferS superior attractions.
Ie right mRn I will make the terms acceptable.
{, Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-19

| called upon to contract for the construction Oi
seven new soops-oi-war, has attracted to Washing
ton horde OF persons anxious to engage in this
| profitable business
! CONFLICT BETWEEN CAPT. MONTGOMERY c. ME!GS AND
| SECRETARY WAR.
1t is deeply to be regrett ed that our distinguished
feilow-citzen, Capt. Montgomery G. Meigs, whose
restoration to the Superinendency of the Aquaduct
and Public Buildings, by Secretary Holt, So
generally approved, and whose difference with
President buchanan induced the latter to send him
| to command one of the Florida forts was much
depored, should have gotten into a dispute with
General Cameron, the new Secretary of War
Cause.-The violent and alledged unauthorized dis
placement of Thomas U. Walter, the architect of
the Capitol Buildings. General Cameron has re
stored Mr.. Walter. 1t will be recoected that Mr.
Walter has gained deserved reputation by his
admirable designs for the State Capitol at Harris
burg and Girard College.
THE COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE.
Mr.: Chase will urge action on the revenue
question at the earliest possible moment. The
eXigencies of the Southern forts have so far pre-.
cluded its full consideration, but as they are now
nearly met it will come up within the next few
days. 1t VIII be the most delicate, complicated
and consequential topic yet submitted to the deib-
eratlons OF the Cabinet. 4 unanimity of opinion
exists, it is true; among the members that the du-
ties should be collected of the seeded States; but
the ways and means oil collection are expected to
prove serious stumbling blocks.
The naval force at this time at command is
known to be inadequate to the levy of customs
from quarter decks and at the mouth of the guns.
1t is also thought more than probable that like
process would result not only in difficulties with
European powers, but also in civil war; by melting
the reyoIutioniss to take the offensive against the
federal government.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-
The country should not be surprised at hearing |
OF call of an extra session OF Congress within the
next two weeks. The President and his immed- |
ate advisers are daily becoming more convinced of
the all butimperative necessity of such measure
Many Republican leaders here are expressing |
great impatience at the delay Of executive action |
with regard to Southern forts. They all say the |
North is prepared for the abandonment of Fort |
sumter, and that the earlier it will be accomplished
the better for the administration, as its only pau-
sible nexorable necessity steadily loses force by
procrastination. They apprehend disastrous re-
suits in the impending State and municipal cleo
lions, in consequence of the Generalization of the
oartv,produced by the exhibition Of administration
weakness.
NEW ORLEANS CUSTOMS
According to Intelligence received here yester-
lay, the revenue from customs at New Orleans is
stated at S35, 900 daily. Efforts will be made to
,rowd imports there, under the low tariff, and the
resident has no mode Of prevention without call
ng Congress together.
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THE NEWS

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Douglas resolutions
were taken up and discussed. Mr.. Breckenridge
addressed the Senate in support of the resolutions
The Charleston Custom House officers have been
informed that ships from the seeded States will be
received at the Northern ports on the same footing
as those carrying the Federal flag.
In the Virginia Convention yesterday a commu-
nication was presented from the Maryland Com.
missioners and referredto an appropriate commit
tee.
The Banks of Philadelphia nave resolved to
resume specie payments.
1t is reported in Washington that Secretary
Cameron has sent despatch to Governor Hicks
announcing that an order has been sent to Fort
Sumter ordering its evacuation.
We publish in full this morning the tariff of the
Confederate States as reported to the Southern
Congress.
We learn from Charleston that the Constitution
and Tariff bill of the Confederate States is consid-
cred satisfactory.
MessFs. ancey, Mann and Rost, the Commission
ers appointed by the Confederate States Congress,
to report the Republic in Europe, will proceed to
Havana and there take the English steamer for
Southampton, on the 9th.
The President made the most important of the
diplomatic appointments, yesterday. Charles F.
Adams is sent as Minister to England, Geo. ?. Marsh
to Sardinia, j. Watson Webb to Turkey, and Wm
i. Dayton to France