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SHIPPIN NEW S.
ALMANAC roR YoRK-THIs DAY
........... 80 NOON morn 2 AZ
SUN ............. n HIGH WATER eve Is
Port of New York, April 3, 1861.

Port of New York, April 3, 1861.
CLEARED.
ship Victory Answorth LyerpoGa,mD Ogden a,.
Brig Mairs IaD ssravese Goucester-Funch 4 Meincke
Brig King Brothers, Lanawsy Port su Prince-R Murray
sIs Ssn Bailey SSys; Earle
schr Indian Queen tBr, Hodsson Lisbon-L e Amsinck
scnr Harriet Young, Gibraltar-C A J Peters.
schr Indus stokely Maranhan. Para and market-Bur-
schr John 4 stanley Jackson, Ponce-sturges A Co
schr Emma ssr, sutton 81 John. kFIH Dewolf.
schr Berry, Voorhees, Jscksonyie-,sn Brunt 4
sSsT Chester Brswn GsoTss,oxncM Rusyon
schr Superior, Robinson, Portland-G !, hatch.
ssr Epsd nsa SsoI Senny
sloop Hsrdscrabble, simmons, somerset-Masser
sesP s5.s SS % CSsd.sg sss9s kenny
Steamship Kangaroo (r. Mierhouse Liverpool March 90
%. s Bel %d say p
tI BS1nd w. 24
Island steamship Anglo ssIon rpm Portland for Liverpool
q, with passengers and i1easure to Glen
Steamship Locust Point, French. Charleston with mdsc to
BARK Dom Aus Persss Sunderland "a days with COAL TO
Brig Samuel French Psrrit,, Turks Islands with salt for
Passport, put IN on account Of head winds and being short Of
the Government dock Sandy Hook Had very heavy
Brig facrstia, Wallace, EiiuabehpOr, for Aspnwar.
ss Sa%s sf or se
schr Adele Felicia Cartwright Eizabethpot DIVER
echr A Hazard, Latimer Elzabethp,rt for Hartford.
Schr Yankee Boy, Risiey, Ezabethport for Hartford
tcbr Mary Elizabeth, Tyrrel, Elizabehport for New
Haven.
scbr Hudson Waterman Eiizsbethp9r for Alyn's Point
Schr Forest City, Emery, Rockland. days.
Sohr Hurd, Pierce, Rockland for Flushing
Schr o Acken, Beck, Albany for stanford
Sloop Warner Cheney Elixabethport for Hartford.
Sloop Byron Alien, EIizabetbport for White Plains.
Sloop Wave, Thompson, Elizabetbport for Newburg.
Steamer Daylight, Springer. Morehean City.
Steamer Fanny Cadwsllader, PiersoD, Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond. Allen, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony. Ely, Philadelphia
Steamship Cabawba, arrived yesterday from New Orleans
reports-March % of the Moro spoke
banks Edwin Caroline Dow and Hann (of Philadelpha
Havana ~ h. PM lat "a A. Ion ~ &C. spoke brig
Geo Amos Portlsnd from Cardenss for York 3Oth
lat 81 IS Ion ~ sgnalized bark Trout steering N;
day lat ~ TO- lon Is % bark Peter Clinton steering Me- 3s
lon rs a. passed Br bark Nugget lying LIST
~ miles q Haeras sgnazed bark showing red signal
letter In centre, steering Me- day Sc miles
aterAs schr Marine bound 81 day % miles OF Hat
terss schr Mary Iangdon, bound y.
Ship Miles standish tof Boston,. from Liverpool
Two ships and one bark, unknown
Steamship charleston; Br ship Constitution, Liverpool
Wind during the day N.
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Death OF Captain Bergman.
PENSACOLA, Fla. April 3, 1861.
Captain Bergman, commanding the wyandot, died
yesterday Of brain fever.

Markets.
New 0sLEANs April 3, 1861.
Cotton-The Americas news caused greater frmunss,
Ind in some instances advance Sales $3.50 bales at
2xc. 13c for ling Sugar firm; fair TO fully fair,
Be. &c. Flour quiet at S. 25 a IS IS fr superfne.
Freight cotton to Liverpool "a. Sterling exchange
pa as premium. Sight exchange on New York q u
premium.
MOBILE, April 2, 1861.
Cotton-Saes to day 100 bales at 12sc for middlng
Bales OF three days. 500 baes receipts $500 bales
ghts-Cotton to Liverpool, I'D to Havre, lc Ster
ling exchange, 107I 1884,. Sight exchange on New
|York per cent premium.
MOBILE, April 8, 1861.
Cotton-Sales to-day 600 bales at IKE l29lc. for
|middlng, the market closing in favor Of holders.
CSUNv ATT, April 3, 1851
Flour dull and demand limited 81 so for super whs
key hm at 1890 Ness pork better demand at $16 so
10 SIC IS. lard firm at &c.
NORFOLK, April 3, 1851.
Cotton active and advanced: prime at 12Sc select,
126c.: common, lie 12c. Corn-Recepss 20 900 bush
els white, 64Hc yeliew, &c.; mixed, 60c Slaves very
active, but unchanged Naval stores very dull. Tar,
81 so n 81 90,
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AUSTIN GorDNEY-At Mount Vernon, Friday, Octo-
Der L. 1890 by the Rev Shepard, BENJAMIN AUSTIN,
OF Great harrington TO Miss AMELIA GoLDSEy, OF Mount
Vernon, Great harrington.
Massachusetts papers please copy.
CrrFoRD-GrIMAs On Tuesday, April 2, at st. Bar
tholomew's church, by Rev. DR.. Samuel Cooke NATHAN
j. CLIFFORD TO SARA A. daughter OF Samuel Gilman, ell
OF this city
IEwr--BusH Wednesday, April 3, by Rev. Joel
Parker, d. d., ID. g. IEwB to Mann o. BUSH, all OF New
York.
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S6f10WB Ra1IfOad ACCIdemt.
FIVE PERSONS INJURED-THE MAILS DESTROYED BY
PIrrsBURG, April 8, 1851
The mail train due from Philadelphia at one A. N. was
thrown from the track near Wallis station about thirteen
allies from this city, by the breaking Of axle The
Forward went down emb .nkment fifteen feet the
theirs running off the track There about eighty
passengers the train only five of whom-namely,
Mr.. Dobbs, dsguerreotypisi, Of Pittsburg; +. Car
Penser droyer, Of Holmes county, Ohio; J. Malloney
helphia and one other-received but slight injuries.
they will be able to leave for their places Of destination
The mails caught fire from the upsettng of
stove the contents OF pouches being badly
eged destroyed The Washington letter mail escaped
The New York and Philadelphia mails slightly
Managed and the Baltimore and Harrisburg mails con-
Iideraby The way mail between Pitsburg and Harris
burg was almost entirely destroyed.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1861.

x; Indiana SIS, s21s Virginia 6's, rs q u; Ten
nessee 6's, 74s4 rs Missouri 6's, 651h u; Can
ton, l41I a Is; Cumberland Coal preferred, IA a
s; Pacific Mail Steamship, s4s4 IS; New York
Central, 7sh a; Erie, 3lH Is; Hudson River,
As a ~ Harlem, Is; do. preferred, Al a; Read
ing, 431s a; Michigan Central, 567s 81; Mich
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, II a u; do.
guaranteed. 3S1 "a; Panama, ll6 III "a; iii.
nois Central, 802s 81; Galena and Chicago, 72ss
q; Cleveland and Toledo, sO7s a 81; Chicago
and Rock Island, 1874 a. Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 354 u; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 56s4 81; Illinois Central bonds, rs, "A
"a; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 97Z q u;
Pennsylvania Coal, so q 81.
The Cunard steamer arrived to-day at Halifax,
with intelligence of the reduction in the rate Of
interest to per cent, and an Improvement in con-
soils and cotton.
The following was the business of the Sub-Trea-
sury to-day
-roI CuetoLu5 I3Z,OO0 w
Tnymcns1.s 4o4 ,o0S "a
Daance. 1,o9o,lI0 70
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Canadian flour was unchanged, while the sales en-
braced about 500 600 bbs at SIS SO 81 So Southern
flour was without change Of importance, while there
a fair demand from the local trade The sales
braced 200 bbls within the above range Of prices Rye
flour was steady at figures, with sales OF 200 barrels
Corn meal in fair demand at unchanged prices with
sales Of 400 barrels Wheat good request at steady
prices but rather heavy at the close while the sales
embraced about IS 900 bushels at 81 5s for white
Western and Canada, 81 80 81 81 for red Western
81 A. for amber Long Island 81 35 for choice red State
and 81 80 81 321s for Milwaukee club. Corn declined
1c with sales Of 900 bushels at 62c 63c for new,
and &c zoe for old western mixed and 69c zoe for
Southern white. Rye was quiet at Csc. Barley-Saes
OF 2sc0 bushels State at 70c Oats saleable and
firm.
CofTEE-The market was firm, with sales Of 800 bags
Of Rio at 12c 13s{c, 800 do sold yesterday after
and 900 to-day at 1Zc. 14c, 400 do st. Domin
go at and 200 mats Java at 17c, and 200 do ia
maica at I2Ac
CorToN-The market continued firm with sales OF
about 900 baes, closing firm the basis Of 12c
13c for mddlng upands chiefly at the latter rate from
store Included In the sales were 500 bales In transit
FmIGms-Rates were easier and engagements mode
rate. To Liverpool about 40 600 so 900 bushels
and whest were engaged at 9d for the former in bulk
and 9Sd l0d In bags andIn I'd the latter in ships
bags. 800 packages tallow At 30s with some rd at
800 3d. The wheat noticed yesterday to Gloucester
at I'D, and not to Glasgow. Some wheat was taken
TO the latter pert at lid and -four at Be- Cd Rates
to London were quiet at s. Cd for -four 37s Cd for ba
con, and at 40s. for cheese.
PROVISIONS -Pork-1he market quite firm, but less
active with sales OF 375 bbls ST. Tor mess $40 37
firm, with eaes Of 300 bbls reported al SIS 62 10 80
for country mess IS rs 50 SIX for repacked and $40
sl1 for extra Beef hams were firm AM 100 bbs were
sold at SIS Cut meats steady with sales or 140
hhcs aud terces at &c for shoulders and at Sc
Sbc for hams. Lard was firm and the demsnd steady,
with GALES of 800 bbs at 10c. Butter and cheese
unchanged
RIcE quiet at 3bc. &c.
SUGARs.-Tbe market was steady, with sales OF about
,756 hhds chiefly Cubas, within the range OF 44c. a
&C. Included IN the sales some lots OF Porto Rico,
at &c. a53.C.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer Saranac, Commander
Rtchie at Valparaiso the I'd ult having arrived
1rom Cslao on the Is b Vt February.
The United States sIoop Of war Cyane was at San Bias
March 3, bound TO Maza Ian.
IRvNc HAI--Mr. Bruno wolenhaupt with the assist
his brother other OF the highest order
will give concert at Irving Hall Saturday evening
next Musical amatuers and connoisseurs viii find this
concert Of the most interesting of the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

CcrRr or srpsArs -Nue. az 20 to 30, ~ 10 IS, 81.
USrrYp sTATrs DIETRICH COURT Nos. Is, 10, Il, o.
70 20 49, 81. 90, al.
srrREmE CorRT--CRcur.-Same before In both
branches
srprraoR CorRr Part Nos. sol, 1915, I'll, 1879,
1881 l6s3 1857, 1891 1905, 1707 100 I'LL, e3 $40
Part 2-Nos 1t60 i162, 1885, 1l7s, 1850 lls4, l1So,
11ss, 114s. 1894, SS4
CMmos PrR.s-part Mos $40, 4e7 704, s0T, s13,
s13 SIS 40 $40. $40, s21 s22 s23, 22s. 357 Part 3
Nos 1913 2s6 PAT st1, $780, 2s $50 473 t07 764 liza,
SIS s27, t2s, 500, 500
A La Mode. New Workers. Are Apt TO
consider themselves the best dressed the world and
there for the vanity since they KrOxs
Hats and KNOWS Hats especially the sprtng ssyea at
Sl2 broadway are the most distine tales" 70 be found
anywhere.
MoIdavfa Cream Forces the Hair and
whiskers 70 grow luxuriantly Sold at w. A. BATCHE
Tors new invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
Hatche10r's New Invented wigs and
truly wonderful specimens Cali
them, at 10 Bond street. or send fsr card
HsIrs Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown-
Depot No. Barclay street, and sold BY all Druggists
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-ReliabIe and In
santaneous-Black or Brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
sold and applied at W. A. BATCHELoks, 10 Bond street.
DR.. =. q. Fftch,s New Rupture supporter
Truss--warrsnscd Call and examine before purchasing
ia Broadway
Trusses. Marsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street Assor House. opposite the church
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AHFS4EUM, South rRooRIyN.-Admirers OF the colorcd
opera viii be glad to learn that Woods Mnstrels will per-
form there three nights, commencing this evening.
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relative TO the recommssion OF the steam sloop ofwar
Powhatan is confirmed. Yesterday lthe Navy Yard in
he immediate vicinity OF the dock where the Powhaan
lying, presented scene Of hustle and ANNA
ion . quantity Of coal wood, provisions and
her stores being taken board with all despatch
preparatory start morrow, If abe be got ready
time The ship, from the long time she had been
hooking about in the Gulf, does not present very
eesble appearance TO the eye Caukers were hard at
1ork yesterday her sides, and other workmen were
ngaged different parts to make her look trim ss
ossible in the short time that viii intervene before she
an be ready for sea.
The Powhatan will be commanded, Offered and man.
cd a. when she arrived which occasion the HERALD
ontaned list Of her officers and crow. She may, how
ver, take additional hands board The sudden
ction Of the Department at Warrington in commission
be- the Powhatan the very day after orders had been
iven TO place her out Of commission, and to put her
rev on board the receiving ship, has taken all connect
ID with her by surprise. The officers, who had
BIT for their respective homes, could hardly have
Irrived some OF them when the order was issued re-
Turing their immediate return and 1t probable that
come instances they found the important document
waiting them II 10 not known board the Powhatan
hither she Ia bound, and Is likely that she will leave
nth sealed orders The impression to be, how
ver that St. Domingo, and not Fort Pckens her des
tna.ion and desire seems to be manifesting itself
|mong the officers and TO "gve good account Of
Pie Don should he prove saucy.
Orders had also been received for the fitting out Of the
(rg Of war Perry, and the workmen had done consdera
PIE towards her lower rigging, when the order
rmandedt s supposed order 10 expedite the getting
eady of the storeshp Release which yesterday was all
taut and presented quite shp-shape, sea-going ap
)earance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

The Studio OF the Artist Halter Is Open
for the sale OF the Spring Style of Gentle Dress
TERRY Halter, 397 Broadway,
Second door from Walker street.
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BROOKLYN Art-Photographic.- Inn
pera GRAY Vgnete unriyaed photography
CHAS II. WILLIAMSON. Established 1851
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Take NOtice-Prices to Suit the Times
On after Monday April the price Of all Liquors Brandy
s1cepedl viii be reduced 2 six cents at Browns new
elegant dinners together with Deckers oysters and
Humphreys beverages, will always be found at BROWNS,
Is Broad street, WALL
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"WEDNESDAY, April 80 +. III.
BRxADsruFrs -F1our-The demand for Western and
State brands good and the market toeraby active
extra grades were firm and in fair demand The sales
embraced about ~ 900 bills closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

| THEATRE FRAScAH-A piece, "Les Eaters de
Paris" will be given this evening, for the benefit Of
Mile Jane Montheaux, a capital actress and prime favo
rite with the public.
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SO o77,eo0

The money market is quite easy; the award will
not create much inquiry, large is the amount Of
idle money in the street. Call loans are offered
everywhere at. 8 per cent; short acceptances
prime, go at the same figure; and longer paper at
6a7. The steady progress Of Liquidation is re.
ducing the amount Of paper on the market very
rapidly.
Nothing was done in foreign exchange to-day.
The stock market opened dull this morning. and
weakness was evinced in most securities with
the exception Of governments. The new
skies were in demand every one being
anxious to supply the consumptive demand,
which is revealed by the recent list of bids; 96 was
the last price this morning State stocks were
generally lower. All the speculative stocks were
rather lower, and closed weak the following being
the last quotations. United States SIS 1874, saL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
paeshe best in the wordwhoesae and retail and the dye
privately applied No. 9 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

The Time Has Not Come for Domestic
Old Tom Retailers, if you value interest sell NORRIS
pure
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(rhe Massachusetts Legislature-A Ma
ti0nal Convention.
BosroS, April Q, 1861.
The Committee Federal Relations has just reported
resolve favorable to national convention.
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Hon. John COchrane has Resumed the
practice Of the legal profession 6S william street.
Of All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

DOAD WAGONS AND PARK CARRIAGEe
III sT1vERs SMITH have now on exhibition at their
and factory elegant assortment of sample
Road and Wagons also Phstons for four and SIX
specially adapted for Park driving which, In STYLE
finish nghtness and durability have superors TO which
they invite the attention Of gentlemen about purchasing
ordering for the coming season.
656 Broadway, factory 80 Eldrdge street, New York
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Espenscheid, Hat Manufacturer, OF 1lS
Nassau street. has introduced the spring fashion
gentlemen's Hats which, essential qualities Of fine
ness elasticity, durability and taste be surpassed
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Wheeler q Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Office t06 Broadway.
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Batchelor's New Invented wigs and
foupecs truly wonderful specimens art Cab aud see
them 10 Bond street. or send fsr q card
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The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway.
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lot
tenes.-wooD EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of the
DELAwARE-kxTRA Glass 30e, April s. 1861.
II, SO, so, 66, 8, 40, 81, 10, IL, 3, "a, ~, n.
A, Al, rs, &c. 81, IL, "a, 28, 81, ~, a. 2s, a. So
Circulars cntanins schemes, with full particulars sent
free of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO., wilmington Delaware
Or to WOOD, EDDY CO., St Louis Missouri
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HfII's Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown-
Depot No Barclay street, and sold BY ali druggiss
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliable and In
santaneous-Black or Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Sold and applied at W. A. BATCHELOhS, 10 Bond street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SOUNDING PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, &C.,
IA
have hand large quantities Of China Glassware and
other goods with rich and desibe articles OF recent mpor
tAtion, wi ich we offer for sale
Examine these Prices.
French China Dining Pstes OF good quality for 81 per
dozen.
French China Oents Tea Plates 20
per dozen.
French China Dining Services, 126 pieces, for So.
French China Tea Services, a pieces, Tor g.
French Decorated Tea Services a pieces, rs
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CTODART PIANOS, - -
- GRAND. SQUARE AND PICCoLo.
The best manufactured
Warerooms, 500 Broadway
GO SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE, AT
sDC JONES. Nos 10 and IL Ann street. N B.-Ca and
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

yoAL AND ROsIS GAS WORKS
" For public and private buildings erected by
GEO. Il KITCHEN CO., sei Broadway, n X.
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DE-. =. q. Fitch,s New Rupture supporter
Truss--wsrrsn6cd Call and examine Before purchasing
ia Broadway.
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Trusses. marsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street. Asor House opposite the church
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MoIdavfa Cream Forces the Hair and
whskers 70 grow luxurianty Sold at w. A. BATCHE-
LoR 8 new invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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The Drawings OF the Sussex County and

Legislature Of the State OF Delaware having given 70
Fsnce Co lottery conrac for twenty years we the
Undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Governor OF
said State super1nnd the dwinss Of aid lottery do
hereby certify that the following the numbers this
Sussex CouSrY-CLAss 81 April s. 1851.
8, Al, "a, 7, 81, GA, A. SO, SO, 20, 16, 60.
Is a. ~, Al, l6, 10, IS, 40, 20, SO, SO, n, 50.
witness our hands at Wilmington Del this day wednes
JOHN DALE,
= ALFRED r. WOOTTEN,}
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 4 co. Wilmington, Delaware.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

~
NKw YoRK, March 22.-Tbs steamship Ar
ago, from Havre, via Southampton, with Iiv.
erpool adviess TO the 9th inst. touched a
Sindy Hook this morning, en- route Tor This
port.
"A Southampton dispatch says the steamship
Europa sailed from Liverpool on the 6th foE
Queenstown, to take the steamship Australia
einn'S cargo to New York.
HoLLASD.-The ministry had resigned in q
perfectly glOOnystate.
RUssIA.-Trapquillity reighed at Warsaw.
The Russian serf emancipation project will be
settled during lent.
The Denmark and Holsteln question bad
elisitsd the Interference Of England, France
and Russia,
sARDINIA.-Count Cavour had notified the
European Governments Of the necessity Of
settling the Roman question. +.
GREAT BRrrAfN.-The ship Conquest from
Mobile bound for Liverpool, was ashore at
Catnovan bay. She viii probably prove q
total wreck.
The ship oessn Guide, from Newport, bound
fer Galveston, was abandoned at sea on the
l4th OF February. The crew were saved.
Ia the House Of Commons on the ath, Mr..
HeAneusy charged Lord John Russell with con-
eeaiing important dispatches relative 70 Tas-
cary and Naples trade Mfr. BO Eyers said The
policy Of the foreign Office would lead TO war.
The Times says the new American tariff will
be almost an absolute prohibition upon Euro
pean articles, and will damage America more
than Europe.
FRANcE.-Msns. Boissy 10 the Senate at
tackled the English alliance. His remarks
were received with dissatisfaction E
III the manufacturing districts business was
very dull. Flour had advanced.
AUsTRrA-The Emperor hal sanctioned the
establishment Of an Electoral Law in Gro
alta.
ITALY.-The bombardmeut Of I~rvitilla ON
menced on the both ult. Popular demonstra-
tons were occurring st Rome.
LoEpoN, March 6.-The money market
closed slightly more stringent, and Illinois
Central Railroad shares bad declined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

SERIOUS AocIDENT.-At eleven O'Clock yes
tsrdaY morning a:POrtiOn.o of the seHHOlding at
the Presbyterian: church building, on Court
street, fsIl, and with it three negroes and a
white msn.iITbs latter, we learn, escaped
without serious hurt One Of the slaves, who
belongs to W. F. Green, was very badly, and
perhaps fatally injured. The two others,
owned BY S. F. Austin, are considerably but
nat dangerously hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

FATAI srABBIEs.-Ths Madison CATk)
Pioneer, Of Thursday says: "on Sunday last
a officially occurred across the river, opposite
Madison, at the grocery Of John Bennett, be-
tween an Irishn1n named Mulvshisl and a
young man named J.. MeCrary, which resulted
in the stabbing and killing Of the former.
After The ARRAY MeCrary eams back to Madi-
son and gave himself up. He was held in
hands fnr trialD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

SUNDAY AFPEAL.-We shall have a paper
tomorrow that viii please every body-ths
news Of the day, poetry, politics, stories Of the
choicest selection, a local column full Of the
doiBgs Of the city, our regular Sunday "mOOn
article" the FIRST ehaptsr'Of the chronicles Of
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