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The national Republican., 1861-06-14
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
IN and after Thursday, May le, 1861, passen-
~ ger trains between Washington and Balti-
more will run ~ follows:
Leave Washington at 4.l6 and ITO A. M, and
2.30 and $40 P. ~, arriving at Baltimore at
$50 and $50 AN aud 40b and .7.30 P. M.
Leave Baltimore At 40 and a2O A. n, and 3.46
and p NJ, arriving at Washington at 6.l0
and 1910 A. NJ, and 5.25 and 64b Pm.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at ITO
A. NJ. and 5.4b p NJ, and Baltimore at $40 A
M. and p. NJ, make direct connections for An
napolis at the Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and
Washington at $50 A. N. and 4.16 P. M.
Passenger 7Iaiss leaving Washington at 4.lb
and ITO A. NJ, and 2.50 p. NJ, make direct con-
nections at Baltimore for Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and all other points North.
All articles Of freight (not contrsband of war;
will be transported over the line. Tonnage trains
will leave Baltimore at 4.2O A. NJ. Leave Wash
ington at P. NJ.
By order of the Secretary of War:
THOS. A. SCOTT,
May left General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
FROM HARPER'S FERRY.


FROM HARPER'S FERRY.
A Baltimore Accountable Rebels Re-
ceiving Reinforcements.
Reports from, Martinsburg.
MOVEMENTS SOUTH INTO
VIRGI VI 4.
THE R0MNEY EXPEDITION.
Five Hundred Secessionists Routed.
Movement to Buckhannon.
OUTRAGES IN TENNESSEE.
No Business at Louisville.
ILLINOIS SENATOR.
Pennsylvania Loan Taken at Par.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Union Sentiment in Berkeley County.
MRS. BoTEIER sEcEDEs!
MARYLAND ELECTION.
WINTER DAVIS DEFEATEDi
. .
Honest Postmasters in the South.
The Quartermaster Geseralship.
NEW STYLE or STAMPS AND STAMPED
= & ." ENVELOPES. '.as 45. ''.
TREASURY CIRCULAR.
M. Dallas Speaks.
LATER FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Further Particulars Of the Great
Bethel Affair.
The Battery Conflicting Accounts.
LIEUTENANT GREBLES REMAINS
10 CARRIED TO PHILADELPHIA.
Thirty Thousand 7roops at Richmond.
~ Gen. Scott yesterday reached the age of
seventy Eve years.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES,
MUM AND COMPANY,

Proprietors of the Scientific American. and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
PATENTS,
WiM Siztesn Years Experience in the B,4siasss.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. d. Bishop, ex-Commissioners of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors
who have had business done through Mum l.
Co.'s Patent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, loo pages, 26
cents, mail
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination in United States
Patent Office, So.
Offices No. 81 Park Row, New York WASH
ington, corner of + and Seventh streets, oppo-
site the Patent Ofacs. mar l+-8mif
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

U. 8. MILITARY ROUTE-SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the trains will leave the Depot
at ITO A. M. and 2.30 P. NJ. for Philadelphia
and New York. Trains will arrive at 6.l0 A. M.
and 6.46 Pm THOMAS A. SCOTT,
may 81 General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

ties, who desire to feed on corruption through
sunshine and storm.
We hopefully look for reform, and trust that
ere long every Department will disgorge the last
remnant of treason still sticking, leech.like, to
the body polite. There are men now in office
in wsshingtou, whom discretion keeps silent,
who would willingly see the throats Of Union
men cut in these streets, or, il their nerve were
equal 70 it, assist in cutting them themselves.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
THE RoMNEY EXPEDITION.

Chambsrsburg, June l3.-Col. Lewis Wal
lace, who, with a portion of his Indiana regi.
ment, left Cumberland on Tuesday, to attack
the Confederate camp at Romney, Va, sur
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
TREASURY CIRCULAR.

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
another circular to collectors of customs, add.
tionally instructing them, with a view to prevent
the passage to the South of articles contraband
of war,
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.

A new edition of postage stamps will proba.
bly, be ready by the lst of August. They have
become necessary, in view of the fact that Q
large number of the kind of stamps now in use
are in the hands of the secession postmasters
throughout the South.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

aa- The Boston Irish Brigade fourteenth
regiment) is understood to have been accepted.
Colonel Elisha Rice, brother of Judge Rice,
of Maine, commands this regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
NEW STAMPED ENVELOPE.

The Postmaster General is now engaged in
determining upon ney style of stamped en-.
velope, which will probably be ready in the
course of q week or two
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
MRS. BoTELRR sRCRDEs,

The wife Of the honorable A. r. Bote!er,
. member Of the last Congress, from Harper's
Ferry district but now secession leader, has
seeded from her husband, and gone to the
more congenial atmosphere of Hagerstown,
where she will probably remain until her hus.
band gets over his secession proclivities. It is
said that, as she left him, shs remarked that
"as soon as he came back into the Union, she
would join him." ~
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
Colonel NJ. G. Meigs yesterday received his
commission as quartermastsr general of the
army, and Immediately entered upon his duties.
Major E. 8. Sibley has been assigned to the
same department, with the rank of colonel.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

EaSr Two of the Ellsworth Zouaves, in town
on leave, were presented with tickets to the con.
cert on Tuesday evening, at the Smithsonian
Institution. While there, one of them, who re-
sembles Brownell in appearance, was mistaken
for him, and the word that the avenger of Ellis.
worth was present being whispered about
among the ladies, perfect shower of bouquets
was rained upon the gallant fireman. He took
the flowers, and acknowledged the mistake.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

~ Gen. Scott yesterday reached the age of
SEVENTH. FIVE Years,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

The total stock In pot reached bales including 2,
500 American.
Adyces Manchester favorable, bat the advance
checks business. =. =,
HAVE. CorroS M.gREr-Ssles OF the week, including tho
Eth 100 bales Orleans Orduairo lO IT. bas sr tEe
duh but steady. The stook IN port amounts to 2oeo
bales
Li,ERrooL BRE.DsruFFs MArxBrThe Breadstuts market
Is dull wh but Ii tie inquiry pnces weak, Mess lisTd
son. spence kylend, Surges d Co, aud NrAcheld &
report Flour dnll and quotsions nominal NJ ~ o.
Wheat quiet but alesdy; Red Western, lii3GRs. Whte
II 30 IA g. Corn dup rul quotations oaiey naliaheai
Mixed, So 6; Yellow, B 6d35. White 3lIaTI6 =, l.,
LTyrE Poo PKovisIoS MAREKrTho Provision market n
generally steady Bigand Mum Co, end Others regot
Beef steady. with conside able sales at low price, S
steady. Bacon dll Cumberland, 90 long Middes " VI
quiet aud cafirr but unchanged quotations W; p..
5ids6. Talow slightly declined, with more inqu"S' D
ers' Associiti"n 81. , 49,, ci,.ulsr re-
ports: Asngs-Pots steady at 81 l6d3i feaIls Jun snJ
nm n, an advance Of &C. quiet RICE ac,v' "S @
lightly easier; Caolus 40 5a2 Rosls duLi % %co nu at
ab medium 3 sd7 hne ~. SPIRITS Tuhf,SIi, ore
81 clo,ing hrm at 81. FIsn OIIs nnaiiegeh hiNSh
In.roN II,eKrre-Bng dull owing 20
cro,, Vr,r-White American. 6e @b; he,' o. o. a.s,
F,ars 3nl6033 iRoS duh; Rrs and baEs' ~yaI 'u
co,cb Pc anil AZ 90 gi SUGAR rn end say nceu ou SVr
vvV Ann TIrr dull SPi.irs TrRrI>Lihs hffn win ,9n
d.,ahls sees M 81 13l i'd TIA hruli Connoh Cunsou
IA T,tIow slightly advanced; quoted 81 biS,rsp tAhks
H. hecr demand; 6ost American, In legs Sti3 ek sup
a. am o g.neay ncnangod. LissErD quiet a. 70 ID 81,
u.XHg N,nlFrs (w including l,th) WHEAT m, Win
sn nlv.rcug tendency. AsnEsirn CoFfsk duL oSprooF
inr R,cs heavy. SUGAR braA L4ap hes'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Loynog MosEy MARKrr. Fridsy.-Th Money market wss
generally unchanged Coo>o closed at 3l9l fo money and
s2@2 f Ths weekly Of the Bank Of England
SHOWS an increase II bullion Of f 900 Barring Bros. quote
bs Silver as I'D Dollars 4s Eagles nominal q 16s Cd
AasslcAs srocKBhog Bros. report business ebeckedby
ns in'ses rom th@ Uni-d STATES Quotations are: United
Stas. sizes - Ers share. 2]l DO Sd Morgge al Illinois
Sehus ~narss 21l i do. S.ens 3al New-YoIk Central
ch,res, 'Si; Nj ntsm CeutrJ Fn.ighs )f'69 20
zen sonSCo rport the market tn and slightly ac1-er. INIT
ed Sees os 5idS5; Kemncky 6s 53-72 9i6s5; Maryland
% Bonds 1850 Massachusetts So Bonds 81 ae9 Ohio 6s,
oI- -! 9d@; Pen ylvania So, 7id8i; do Bonds OF
x. m%@j o. IN virg, ia IS of rs 1Oe2 DO. Of s9 ao
DO sizes 3sa8 Mchisn Central eiebts of '6s s79ss;
do shares "|9l; New-l ork Central gTaao. do a.
sevrns 9.d9; do shares 5od72 Erie seven. srg, t,se
9209i; do second do S9d9i DO thi,d Do sso a. E,ie
shares 2q d28l Papap convertible 3d. Pennsylysu Central
skies, first mortgage. G9d90.
LATEsr-r70 QReenst0Un.
BY Telegraph from Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Slrrriay eveuing-CoTroS-T sses To- dap
reach 1000 bales including 20 70 spocusto and exporters
James Hewitt Co. report the market quiet bat Ln the adj
BRvADsrrVFs lnie,, With unimporsn. t.snsa,,ions
PHoyriONs steady.
LoHDON, Saturday aferboorCoNs0Ls closed at 81 az. Zoe
money. and o, for account.
ANhRICsS ST8Cks-he latest sales uln0ls ContrA
shares st27. dis. Erie shares p I27
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
SEIZURE OF TEN CASES OF MUsKETs.

Sergeant Gerst and Officer Sutton, of the steamboat
and railroad squad, yesterday seized ten cases OF red
muskets at Pier No 6 North River, where they were
awaiting shipment on boats Of the Peoples line. They
were consigned to Remington Son, lilion, New
york.p bpt some oftbe boxes were marked Calves
ton, Texas" and others "Harpers Ferry from
which the officers inferred that their shipment TO ilhoh
was probably blind. These goods were from the
store OF Cooper, Pond & Co., who proiessed to have
clearance or them but though the police sent for
twice was not forthcoming, and they therefore trans
ferred the cases the subPolice station IN TRINITY
place. Goods of this character, in lines like these
can be allowed to pass only, after the most ample
vouchers have been produced TO show that hey are
not designed for unlawful uses and they are usually
consigned to Nayy-iard, or Arsenal, instead oi
TO private individuals.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

STEAMSHIP BREMES AsHoRE.-The Bremen steam-
ship Bremen, Capt. Wessels, from Bremen and Souths
ampton with merchandise and passengers to GelpeeAe,
Reutgen & Reichet, went ashore during last night on
the east bank about one mile from CoDey lflanc
point She heads about s. w. with her stern afloat,
and lies very easy. There is heavy sea ON, but a
doing her no injury ut present. The steamtuga
Achilles Underwater Ooly Son and Isaac NJ Seymour,
are endeavorng TO haul her Of but have not as yee
succeeded A wrecking schooner with Gfe.boats has
gone TO her assistance, and if necessary, will lighters
her of cargo when she undoubtedly will be hoated
next high water.
The steam-tug Only Son, with the frst class pass
sengers aud the Achilles Capt. Hennessey, came irod
the ship last evening, and report her as lying very
easv with Is feet of water forward, and stern per-
fectly free. The Achilles will Immediately return 70
the ship with lighters, when after taking out sone
little cargo there was doubt that she would be got
of az high water last night. Capt. Merritt, agent %
the Board of Underwriters proceeded 10 the steamer
with the lighter, schooner Norma, and onerea
his assistance to tighten her of cargo, whieh was deH
clined.
The s,eam.tuc Underwater arrived at tho city lasS
evening from tue steamer with the seerage pNe'"s''
3S7 in number
Cry MoRTAIITY.-The deaths IN NeW-iO iaes
veek as repor,ed BY the City Inspector, were: Men,
lo2. women. SO; boys, l26; girls, ILL total, r..
being an '~crease of upon the week previous. Ihs
rrincina lseases were: Infantie cOnyulsions, -ii
saret fever. 81; Inflammation of tho brain, 10; oi As
lungs 3d. small pox, H. dropsy of the head IL M@-
rasmus. lG; palsy, TO- the deceased :" were nas
tiycs Of the United States.
coon srocrsr,os TO L.sDzoRDs.-John W.
uro, IIo,,s the families Of any OF LIS tenants VINO
-. ,I,,,oorod for the defense OF the Union 10 TO-
, .o,, froo rr, their return, thus relieving 'hem
au on this sabject, and denablng themto 90
forward with light apd Joyous he'u's' -No ""o' '''"
will follow this good example.
o,.,o,rr FROM PoyERTY.-George BusbacS, q "c"
-, - years Of age, committed suicide yesterday In
.nan,v in Tortv-eighth street, near Tenth avenue'
..tsr. he lived by hanging himself. lie followed rag
nckinq for living ard being unable by his eAeru'nS
10 accumulate sufficient money to pay his rent wsc
ordered to leave the shanty. This 70 worked upcu
mind that he committed suicide. Coroner senn'"'~
held an inquest upon the body.
HoxE GuARp.-The Metropolitan Home ""ai
have called meeting for tl;is Tuesday evening,
Continental Hail. corner Eighth avenue anu
for-,h 3, ,eet The committee on enropneht arc ~oSS
7 Nelson Iuckev. f. p Maltby, and IL. >. har'' Als
;n,a.osoa N the moyement are invited to be pFesen''
KILLED BY FALL.--Iohn So1e, sIpn,,al rom ~
e are died YESTERDAY at Bellevue hop no p xsrd ofc
" f.als Gw diys ago, by sing from the man
yyessc to which no attached So iSs Tsrkt
ops cpou lle BODY. Deceased poa'aeuss N"' "''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
ROny EXPRESS.

hEARSE), April 1901.
The Pony Express passed this point at jll p rn.
Yesterday with dates from San Francisco OF April IL,
$40 p. IN.
The principal feature Of the market this week is that
there sellers than buyers, without changes i
the priee of Leading articles. Trade with the country
s slowly revivpg. Wheat steady at 81 81 Tor eXports
Barley, 90 G95c.
The Pony Express arrived at Carson Valley on the
18th inst from Fort Kearney, with dates OF the 9TH
By this express news received Of the apDomtment
If six Federal officers for California. 1be parties
designated as Collector OF the Port OF San Francisco
and SnbTreasurer very acceptable To the Repubi-
can party and the public generally. No particular
complaints are made concerning the other appoint.
mens, except that Of Stevens for Superintendent or
the Mint.
The Republicans generally denounce this appoint
ment the ground thht Stevens held the office con-
siany under the last Administration as an undoubted
Democrat. The I,mes, Republican, Gays that the ap"
pOintment of Democrats TO Office under the Admnistra
ton is Lot cause for general rejoi,iog among me1
who worked for and atail ed its success.
Gov D"wney has sigued the three San Francisco
Railroad bills.
Mrs ElizabethJ. Farpham, formerly Matron Of tho
Sing Sing NewY. rkl Prison, h8s been chosen MatroR
OF the California State Insane Asylum.
Gov Dow ey has sent III a message concerning tho
0nesfion Of bnudary between California and the new
territory of Nevada He takes the ground that the
boundaries OF California being established by The Con-
sttuIOp only be altered by the acton Oh lne peo~
pie of the Stale.
number OF petitions are before the Legi ature,
from the nhai Of the disputed districts, praying
for the e.ta li-hnent Of the ne, according 10 the
boundaries laid down 10 the Nevada Territorial Bill.
II. l.. Miner, a re.irent 10 California since l8J9,
committed snicide at Red Buls Shasta Comfy, on the
18th inst. lie the esding merchant Of the town,
aud man of wealth aud reapectability.
SHIP NEWS.
18TH ships Romance Of the Sea Boston, Taisrln New-
York; Peruvian. Newfors l5th Result, Greenock
Sid l3h, suips Sky LsIs Nos-York, Radiant Cork
Ship alsmau Is chartered 20 carry breadstuf 20 Europe3
ship Rosucr of the Sea Of i2 tune register hs been cht
tore! TO load breads,ubs Great Britain
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
The e.. q. &. and II. H. Express.

FORT NANNY, MOnJdy, AprH y, IoVI'
The coach OF the C. o. c. and Z. +. Express passe0
here at noon yes erday.
DENvER April 25-Serious apprehensions OF Indian
dicul les are 4iued. They easiiy cut on all
the Plains travel and trade. Col Boon, Indian AGENT
sent courier to Fort Wise yesterday with the reqns-
ion for two companies of cavalry to hold themselves
in readiness to march bitber at an honrs no,ice
Should Indications continue unfayorable they VIII %
ordered no very soon.
There is intense feeling respecting the war in the
States. small Secession flag was displayed by
business house here yesterday evening, but 1t was so
insignificant that no notice was taken OF II. Cnou
flags are waving in many parts of the city, and the
Uiion feeling almost unanimous.
The military express to the New-Mezican forts han
d.cnnfuneh.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE PIRATES AT WORK.
Capture of the Government Steamer Uncle Ben.
HER OFFICERS AAp CREW IMPRISONED AS SPIES.
New Inlet, N. c., Closed by the Rebels.

The schooner West Wind, Capt. Burnett, from Will
mingon, n. c., 25th inst. reports that the steamer
Uncle Ben had been take prize, aud her crew
thrown into prison the charge OF being spies Of the
Federal Government. The Secessionist authorities
had sunk vessels in New Inlet, blocking up the
channel.
The Uncle Ben was frst-caas steamtug chartered
by the Government for service Fort Sumter from the
wrecking firm Of Johnson and Higgins of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
APT TAYLOR IN TIE FIELD.

We und rstaud that Capt. Nelson Taylor, of the lat
Regimert of the New-York Volunteers IN the Mexican
war. and late Democratic candidate for Congress in
the \th District, against William Wall, Member of
Congress elect, is actively engaged in organizing a
regiment for active duty. Inasmuch as Capt Taylor
has had two years experience in active duty, and as
Lee h gent necessity pcrict ced officers the Governor
has him 10 the speedy organization Of this regiment
The herlgaaors No. 9 Canal street Wc Broad
wev xAlderm.n Mc,pedon Hoo. Samuel T. Webster and
Hon Robert C. Hutchng democratic member OF toe Lesl
this ciy assisting Capt Taylor IL the recruiting
of his regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FIRST REGIMENT or INFANTRY OF TIE
GERMAN BRIGADE.

At meeting last Friday evening at No. gsi Row
cry, presided over by Mr. Wilr'ann, President OF the
German Republican Central CLUB, il WAS resolved TO
form Immediately German Regiment, and, if posi-
bic German Brigade, consisting OF two regiments Of
infantry, one of cavalry, three companies Of snppers
nud miners and two batteries of artillery They viii
h. onardcd by officers who have field service in
,r. b German armies. IN. rt regiment II all Of them
viii be supported till handed 10 the Government and
anI by soue II hc di,n yuhed German merchants
o. ths cty r. 4. Withsps eq and o'hcr The officers
,re llr,, ,on Gii., Siheih Mersiausen kdt, Duysng
T,,1, rrh c Won Eiusieiot Brllow Schumacher. and
obes The enlistment il vigorously going At tho hcadquar
te licrs oto, no. u Bo"ery About 400 base enlisted
since last Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
The New.Mexican M0il.

INDEPLNDLNtE, MONUtV, ApfI % IcOI.
The New.Mexi an mail arrived here Oh Sunday
morning, twelve days ont from Santa Re.
The outgoing mail of the 18th, with the Hon. MI,
Otero and fa,lily met at Bents Fork, and would
arrive at Santa Fe in eleven days.
Eighteen hundred people hsd left Santa Fe for tho
San Juan mine Tie reports from the mines are very
Garierirg. No Indians we're seen on The route.
Col Crittenden had gone south with bis command
after the Apa.bes.
Lieut.. Thomas, L. s. A. John Weber, and c. b.
Clark, came through az passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Katonah Market Fair.

KAToS.H, Wesrchester Co., Monday, April ~.
The second katonah Market Fair takes place thid
week, on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. Campbell,
the President of the Harlem Railroad oblgpgly con.
sents to carry agicultu'sl implements and machinery
TO and from the Fair without charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IlyrEPooL CorToy MARHET.-lhe sales Of Cotton
ior the 700, COO bales including 500 to specula.o
snl $50 bales tp exported The receipts rom America per
steamship City Of Baltimore caused advance Of lbd idJ1
cipuy n. clean useful qualities which The
sales Friday amounted TO 5l 100 bales including $500 bales
to spccrors and exporters the aEke. closing the fol-
yattha bed uuasSf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

IfTT'T7tII' VI Ut '''S
Pau.r . ccently made orhca leg ior d. Potter OF
teneya To en- ,le 20 one o tho Albany
and another for james dcGath who accompanied
~ nh E.ineut a. These snow consider abc ptck.
Dr po has wrtrn to the Massachusetts, who ost his
foot 10 come on Ga possible and c VII pat Ln IN order
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

HoME GuARp.-The Metropolitan Home o"'.
have called meeting for t;s Tuesday evening,
Continental Hall, corner Eighth avenue anu NJ" ":r
fourth street. The committee on enro,nsh. % ars N.
J. N Nelson Iuckey. F. P. Maltby, and II. 5. Hart. AN
.,os,oa :, ,he n,ovement are invited to be pressn''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

KILLED BY F,LLJohn Cottle SpsniSn. .,sm sa,,g iS
DC wears Of . died YESTERDAY at Beegos ,o, s psn ysd Of
yutl m hh ho wss attached Coroner yactran haa "
oos, mon N d. BODY peoessed boarded at NO. "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Ore ng.
Be 1t remembered this 18th day of March, 1861 be
me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose say the Just and
true corectranscripf from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1861. D. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice the the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-07

sxlEsE Coun DE DISTRICT RICHARD, MURPHY, vs..
de |" N0u'eleo Orleans W. Az L. Nil'I'hR'
I'm VIE RTU dun writ de teri facias q
u moi adesse par rIIonoabe Sixieme Cour de District
de la Nouvele Orleans dams are cdeSls e procederai
lie SAMED de JUN 1861, l01a heures A. NJ sur les eux
capres dGsgnts, la publique ct adjudication de
Tous les NIEU BIES FIT hFFETS dams Ia mison
occlnee par dtedeu VIM L. Mil situte rangle des
rne uicme Chestnut dams uutrvme District de cette
vile suv nrenare d6poet mon bureau pour
SniSis dams l'atiaire ci-dessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al moment de Republication.
f. T. PARKER.
my27 jed 8 Sheriff de la ParoSse dOrltans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-07

MARSIIAL'S MON1TION.
COSFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT JOHN WILSON FIT AL
COURT, vs. BKlG FAN ANA ana
District of Louisiana. No 10.
DT VIRTUE oE an Admiralty warrant .
ID directed in the above lied suit have Sezd
and taken into my possession the brig PANAMA and CARGO
the and all and every other person or
persons having pretending have right title or in
eres in or the same be and appear before Dis riot
Court the Confederate >tas for the District aforesaid to be
holden the City OF New Orleans on or before the TikD
MONDAY from tbs publication hereof show cause If any
they have can, why The said brig Panama her tackle
pa and furniture and ShOu MT he Condemned RS
lawful prize and the proceeds thereof distributed asttaby 10
the prayer of the hbtlIRnt,.
c. i. BEVERLEY,
Marshal c. S Of America.
AVIS DU MARSHAL.
Corn DE DIsTncT DIES }JQHN WILSON Fl A. vs. II
Dis rct de Ia l.on,Hic CARSON. No Is. CONNIE PRISE.
FN NERFU d'Un writ d "A mtTaWtc IA moi
IA alress@ dnls 4tvre cdesss a "a 81 ct priS en- INA pos
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