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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
MEETING IN THE PARK.

A little episode took place in the Park last evening"
which may he taken as sign Of 'he times. i@c
Hrala announced on Sunday that oecoe meeting vas
(, he c,A,en ND 10 the Park by rome of The ieadiAa
,oerrhsnts oS New-York, which was eAp,cS,ed To be
nhon. tie creates, meeting ever beld be and the ef
Sect Of which weuh bc TO wie! very great influence
pn tie Government at V.Snlngton, as wen az ithe
contrary effect, q Counsel the bogus Government at
Montgomery. The HerGld yesterday contained a
short advertisement calling all those in favor OF
maintaining the Government to assemble IN the PaTk
Al u O'Clock last evening repeated cheering roec
above tie din of stages and vehicles passing and our
reporters found that crowd OF about hundred ap-
puang hearers had gathered in front OF the steps OF
the Hall of Records around an eloquent YOUTH BOY
vet 10 his teens, who was talking 10 'heul
In the most excited manner about the duty 1l
Immediately fighting for the Stars and stripes lie
cursed the bogus Pro-Slavery Government ana every
body grosned. Nobody could find out the speaker
name and when he got through German, wnoi1
nobody knew, took his hat in bis hand and maze
most rampant speech, which meant fight, though no
BODY understood more than it's drift as his Enghs was
cot very gerfect His violent eloquence caufed the
woris to tumble over one another an manner qui {
fatal TO the praecability OF understanding him. pun
everybody cheeIed him nevertheless, and the I'M
prompts audience separated with three hearty cheer
fer tsIe Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
THE United STATES MARINE CORPS.

THE UNITED STATES MAXINE COhfS'
There IL no branch of the United States service that
deserves particular mention at this tme than the
United States Corps Of Marines. Its devotion to its
counys flag has always been recognized IN an espe-
cal manner In 1912, and subsequently dunng the
Mexican war; the heroism Of marines vac forciby H.
luslra,ed in many trying battle. AT Topocollta, the
late Commander-in Chief Of the corps, BreadeE-Gen'
eral Archibald Henderson saved the fortune oil The
day by appearing with his gallant BATTALION at The
critical moment He was breveted Brgaderden-
eral by Congress for the deeds although Colonel 10
the highest rank in the navys military arm. IL
wac, We believe, the Duke of Wellington, who mace
use Of bis remarkable sentence when speaking oil re
marines of Great Britain "There 10 loyalty in all tie
army but there ia fervid devotion TO the Union Jack
among the marines" In all countries, where "the
man.ofwars police" are organized in separate force,
their ar,orons patriotism is disngushsble. Tlis Is
the more singular when we consider that they en-
listed int as all other soldiers are There is no extra
discrimination used in selecting them. Bnt the very
character they bear, seems TO be Of such moment to
every man Of them, that they would sooner die
thousand deaths than be the 'rs; to dsgrace 1t. We
have thus alluded to the loyalty of marines In general
because late letters from the home Feet and news from
the various navy yards bear testimony 10 the pure ana
unconannsted state Of the corps, in the present crss
The United States marines number about 200 nnk
and file. There the register officers Of the
general staff euenant-colonel, majors, u captains,
~ first ieuienants and % second heutenan's This Is
the "epauleited strength" and cannot be effected by
contingencies, designations, deaths, OF dismissals,
will be made good. Col John liarris late Command
ant Of the Brooklyn barracks, is Low Colonel Com.
mandernChief Of the entire corps and resides In the
garrison yard at headquarters, Washington City. lie
is the successor Of Gen. Henderson The marines are
] distributed thronghoni the world 2, follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
MANIFESTATIONS OF PATRIOTISM IN WILL
IIAMSBURGH.

In Williamsburgh, as everywhere else, the most in
tense excitement prevails on the subject Of the war
and the patriotism Of the people is demonstrated in ell
directions. An enhusas tic keeper in South Sew
enth street, at noon, yesterday raised an American
window with the following legend inscribed The
Union, the Constitution, and the enforcement of the
laws BY an order received from headquarters, the
American lag has been raised at each of the police sta
tionbouses in the District. Six or eight military CON-
panies were gathered together last night, n, the
spectivc meeting rooms for the purpose of drill aud
preparation Tor any contingency that may arlse.
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voruNTEERs no DEFEND THE UNION

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ho"H' -, Ia,
large meeting of the National Zouaves was no'e -
49,, Mstssr Uonse Broome street, on Monday evening
cspt. Mechesney presiding. On motion OF Mr.. Z.
,"iS.o,, !, ras Unanimously resolved 'ba; the com
%oSans be empowered to offer the services OF the
- Gov Morgan in such manner as 6y HIM
n;sbt he deemed advisable. Patriotic speeches, en-
a,asne The war prit being aroused in the North
.-sre made by the Chairman, Mr.. j. c. Jones, Capt.
Morgan. and Capt Goodwin, and the sentiments IN
favor Of crushing the rebellion of the were
unanimously applauded After several new members
had been enrolled it was announced that Capt. NC
Chespey will proceed to Albany this morning for the
uurooe Of rendering the services of the Company to
Gov. Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

TESTIMONIAL TO THE REy. HENRY HIGHLAND GAR
KET.--Iast night the elite Of the oolored population Of
this city and Brooklyn held meeting at lions Church,
corner Of Church and Leonard streets at which they
presented to the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet the much
esteemed pastor OF Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Prince
street. valuable service Of silver plate, god-headed
cane, ard Josbuas trumpet They also presented Mrs.
Garnet with China dinner set. Appropriate speeches
were made On The ossasiep.
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VESSELS GOING INTO COMMISSION, AND

PREPARING FOR SEA.
1t has been already remarked that the utmost 90.
ivity is perceptibe in the different Navy Yards This
is not surprising when consider that every vessel
iD the Navy that could be made speedily available for
active duty is in process of preparation for immediate
eea service. Annexed is the list:
NEW YORK.
The Porry, Savannah and Wabash Whose state of
forwardDess will be found elsewhere) and the Roam
oke are preparing here. The latter is ike the Wabash
in all respects.
The Mississippi, Vincennes and Minnesota are under
instructions for immediate conmssion and the Colora-
do ranking with the Minnesota has been for months IN
a ready state.
The Aississsppi-This is a second-cIass side-wheel
steamer, 622 tuns burden, was built al Philadelphia
m ISL and carries four guns She made her last cruise
IN the Chinese seas, and conveyed Minister Ward be-
tween several East India ports, while out there. The
isszsipp one Of the most seryiceable ships in the
navy and was pronounced, by English and French OIL
csfs IN me Mediterranean years since, to be the
best working craft 10 the Straits.
Ihe M'Hnesota.--This splendid steamer is the new
gshp OF the home fleet. She rates with the Wabash.
Nerirnack, Colorado, and others of that class Her
burden 10 1900 tnnsi she was built at washington in
1855. and will carry On her coming cruise no len than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

A.. ,,,ps. 81 Fourth and Thompson streets ~
s' en-, ,,op,,ety of forming regimcct for service ~
esn'''s' ~" JAMES NJ. BAYLES, Secretary
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desvons had great many applicants yesterday, Al
the Cedar street station there were NO, anr M the
JIudscp aud Chatham street and other oNeee, the
nuutey Of GALE wss correspOndingy Hfge. Of these
men however only about onesen's nnaer the present
or,er can be accepted and fqrnisnd with the certif
cate of he examining doctor. T.te stringent orders
long since IN operation in this ranch Of the War De-
par,ment, have not yet been '.epsaled number OF
men who could speak II 4dsh well enough dough
in cher respects well qua ed, have been sent away,
and others having sNf at bodily defects, have been
treated in The sarne-nsnner. It 10 expected that in
few days tho rec nitfng officers will be authorized to
issue eerifcaec. Of examination with more lenient
eye az 10 un nporant objections For the Information
Of the publ 4 we append st of the questions odina
rily put toIa recruit:
Have su rverheen dck'
Mh' and OF what dsenses'
Ba won disease now, and wnat :
fave You ever received injury ~enrd upon The h.sa
Have Won bad fracrre, adislocs,ion or sprap
kTs yoa in habit 81 drinking OE have you ever mad INC
Are Jou subject t, the piler'
Have Sn svY ail.spltV V urSstior!
4 Have You Seer vaccr6ed, OF had .He smallpox
Examnaiions also are made as 10 The sjdndhcst anu
natural performance of The respective inc.ions OF ''
vo,;cus orrane of the body. In the case ei Voaaes
| .b.se regulations do not Apply.
A. the naval rendezvous N West street, eogner OF
Albany street, tie number OF seanen enls'ng wa not
larger than usual, but the Cheuy-street ONCE Tue
| words Increased Pay" drew crowd OF sailors ana
lndpren for the navy, who filed the Office all DAY,
and The hail, stairway, and sidewalk part of the day.
Commander Swartvput of Cold Spring, the ofbcey A.
signed to the place. rejected about one.thrd as unfit Tor
the service. and retained yesterday about forty.
Another naval recruiting office was opened some dis
lance further mp Cherry street, where the number Of
| recruits was not much less.
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ted throughout the world ~ follows:

The table is nearly correct al 1t can be made in
the absence of the guard-ros Of the different ships
As the Home Squadron is likely TO be the rst TO need
its narines give detailed statement Of their loa
,iou int he Haa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

MONDAY, April l5-P.M
Tie remarkable fymless Of the Stock market on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

lpril L. April6.
Lo.ns......... sIg, lC3 85 8ls!l3i6 lnc... S99A3o
Spec,e........... 64,748 a. 05,3 $50 Inc... $50 ei
Circulation ....... 8s6l,4l9 Ss3o,lA Dec. l2S,7ls
Deposits .......... a,6so07S Ns59,sl0 Ine.. i7663es
A dispatch from ST. Louis, received to-day, quotes
Exchange on New-York up TO v cent, and bankers
drawing only for coin, which indicates that the g.
Louis bankers are discrediting their own currency.
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OFFICE OF Tx MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRrHERs)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 10 Wilhsn-st.
Ngw-ioRK, April Is, 1861. }


OFFICE Tux MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRrHERSl
INDIANA RAILROAD CoSPAsr, No. 10 Wilismsi-l
- Nsw. York, April Is, lsdl
NNHE INTEREST due May 1, 1861, on the
J. SINKING FUND BONDS Of this Company viii be psS
presentation Of the Coupons at the Bank Of North America
No. "a WSl-st.
The interest due May 1861, such Of the MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS not ces.
yeed into Sinking Fund Bonds win be paid presentation
the Bonds at the office cfhe Company and the payment 'h
will De iueersed upon the Bond. ..,r
The interest due May !, 1861, such Of the sECoSp
MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company are Issued for 80
funded Coupons this class Of Bonds win be paid present"
ton OF the Coupons a, the Cempany's Office.
uOUSATONIC INSTITUTE, New-Milford,
L. II Conn.--mr and Ma B. J. STONES BOARDING @e
DAY SCHOOL for both will reopen May il ~
proprietor School may be consulted ct bAkLOWS
Writing and Drawing Academy Room No. g. No. 913 Breed
way for one Sms children will be taken on decsdsGy
terms and will b under careful upervon Of ne
Principal Catalogues Be ob.snsd here q Any tms e
the N affONAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE, No. 335 Brood
wsy. or by addressing tho Principal
old CHAMBERS-ST. CANDY Mandatory,
~ RIDLEY Co. cor. Chambers and HsdsonsH
CR-ALI AKzlcLx WAxxAazxD CaxnicAkLx Gvxxs0
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

I'VE have Ists and important news nom the
African rquadroo. Toe capture o. shs SLAYER
s-eam ~ nbSAt Moh'can vvRt 70 Y rna1ao PJ
for the mai on May 10. Tee agmtsr Wsut 10
cruise On the Ga, the corvetts Portsmouth, %
the oh, and the Constellation On tbs 18th.
Tue Mobican got the orders recalling the feet,
but as they we're at sas could net communicsts
them. Sc rculd shortly leave fts home her.
self. 1hs Connie dors hsd transferred his q ~
tar pcfstiiy 10 thu Portsmouth sloop -of-wsr,
going 20 81. 4 elena 10 lock Tor q new store
hoprs site, % he wishsd 10 stop patronisise
the Portuguese AZ Losndo f,r c1ndntug Mr..
BIsrrx, Who IL ttill IN durancs. The Coame-
core is taking rather too muoh respo. ,ibiiity,
u seems 10 ". In removing the rendezvous
from the very csstrs Of the ssvetrsdsrs'
track TO q remote region.
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Late advicts rc.ivsd 1t the War Depart
ment, record the recovery fron . slight indis-
position tfths hsro Of Fort Samtsr, Gen. Az
Of the department Of Kent lucky abou. the f1t
prox.
II Il but just 10 say that the comm ,ndsr. In
chief OF the army bss, In the midst Of war sx.
element. put down CaOt. AYaHs, Of New York,
for ''distiuRv'sh,d reward when q chance
cffers. Tbs Sherman (nov tho Ayrss) battery,
which Il 20 pfomtnentiy msntonsd In TIE war
news every day, |, Commanded by Roxsrs b
Arms, Of He~ YUik one Of tie brAyest on
GERS In the eeav vice. He 10 q Yong ian, era-
duatsd With honort at Rest Point and received
. COMM. sion as brevst I'd Lieut.. In the ith
Artillery In July. 1S41. was promoted 10 I'd
L,sutesaIey IN 1851. practically 10 . eip,atncy
sincs the war began.
No psn can deserib, the gloom cast on amy
and ssvy pso. 10 by tho distressing nsSs q
yesterday. Al 'hs Hsadqusrtsr Of the army p
town, at the Quartcrmss.ers Office In S'Ats
street. al the d fferent ofiice's' dapartmenta In
Tire Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Goyerrof's p
lstd ssd y 1t Haul ten, c;owds o. gcnth msn
in undr.ss uniform. S,csr at q Al. Day, ana
Bat is was more af,sr The fashion q pro'ss.
sional than other wiss 70 en-, for q momstt
harboring the IDEA but that the battle was
more CT less than ons Of tHe dcfa1ts watch
nearly always chsrae:orizs TIA rssals o. too
confident amy.
Up to late hour last evening oriirs for
I, for -Gfdlrg Of trooH were looked for by all
ire authorities hers. The regular s,ld'efs at
thu different posts ssemsd to understand thiS,
and were ready TO leave tosn at mo nsnts
nstics.
hi patches received at ths New Yard from
nm dors PRsrDT ROAST, of the Revoke
.t,tss white crui irg near HN'e-Ns Tnlst, on
tha 10th irst., . rebsl bs'tery oO.nsd fire or
his vts el nom the beach, bn, every shot fs0
short. Toe DIRE was r.tufnsd with good ell O..
o. tha l2tb, the Roanoke anchored Ia the
N. u'h 4 th, Cape Fear River, aud found a
raS,l d4r over Fort Ctw.n ard III. town Of
smtA6.l1. There was battery at the sorth
Of ,hs fnrt where a nu bher ~ mcn were drill
M Fort Cp~ell was csuesc With II bat
hette luns sud several f,ld piec.s. A rod
Gag -as h,iug from Bali Heal Licht House.
rh, Rosnoks srriveL of Chsrlss'on Bar, 90
the Iih whore ware the Wabash, the Van
dAIiA and the Union.
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rs ssuhsrn Hitrs,s
nRcAPrURx or Two PRIZES.
PRIZE MASTER q rWo HATES KILLED

The schooner 8. J. wsring, q Brookhsvsn,
eNrrH master. hsnes for Montsvldso July 4,
with an assorted cargo, came TO the city yss-
tsrdsy aftssnton, and We eath1 the Toll wing /.
On the third day ont from port on the 7th.
when che hundred and City miles from Sandy
Hok, In latitude 9s. longitude 60. was brought
10 BY the privstssr brig JAZZ Davis, who ssnt
. boat full Il men alongside. and ordered the
captain Of the schooner 10 haul down the Uni.
ted ststss dag, and declared her prize 70 the
Cetfsdtrats States Of America. They ran
sacked the vessel and took nom her what th,y
wanted, sueh ~ charts, quadrant provisions,
croeksry, &C., snd after returning 10 the
Schooner the sec md time, they put prize crsv
Of Eve n Ell on board without arms and took
away captain FsAsors Smith, the two mates
and two "amsn, leaving the steward, two
mates and two seansn, add Mr.. BARGE MAO.
KISNor, q passenger on board.
The prize crew we're MorrAous AnsL q
Charleston pilot, Ia conmard one named SrlS
WINS - mate, Malcolm SIDDI as second
mate, snd two men. AZ three O'Clock in Il Q
afternoon the iehocnr was h sdsd s)uth-pro-
bably fer Charleston, or near by. The reuiSin-
ing ersW and the pSs.nSer we're In hopos Of 70.
capture by some United Sia'ei vessel, and
made themselves agteeable and sosiabls 10
the privste,rsn,n, and In consequence they
suspected nothing until the night u the 10 h
JoIy, when fny miles to the south yard Of
Charlsttu ", seeirg TO prospect &C tn ir BIO pc
being realized, Al d the prize captain and fret
mate asleep in thor betths aud the Scot
mate at the Wossl, the Others dosing or a'l.sa
The pre- ooDcs ted plan was carried into effect Ivy
the steward Nm TfD MAN (c,iord) it,-0 ths
o. rb'ard Ii ~aI all iinehsd In i've minutes.
Ooe % the rev aiuing msu vaa tied up that
night though both wore rel,as d In tho mofn-
irR 81 pc, miss 60 help roik TIRE vGsel, and
| WVo treated accordingly.
Aftr retskiog tho ve's'l the cbAryo ~ hsr
devolved IN tho steward. Neither h. n z
/ say ~ VIZ crew urdsrs'aHd pavis atm, but
| bavirg tnc, got hold OF ito l.na he brought
| her safely Up & tho pilot gronud, wh'R Mr..
| CuA.Lls X. WARsER, Of the pilot beat Jsne,
/ took charge d her.
ODo O. ihs sohco' srs men, DoyALD Nc
/ Lpoo, refused 20 assist In her r'captu'e, ths
~hole Cu'y 'slhog IN the steward. Sh, an
c. ord n tie B,t cry.
| The names ot the ReboonsTt men ara Will
LIAM TIT NAV, steward WILLIAM SraD-
piNd sssua1, WHO assisted and DONALD
McLE,n, sssnaS, who refdstd.
The p'isortrs on bo,rf are nsmsd JAsRs
MNog ~ Sluth Csrulin,, and JANps DAw-
L spir 4 es- Jsrsoy who sppsars 10 be an in
l NJ cent sort a. perSn.
OHicers NEsn,rr, SULLIVAN aud GuERKNR
| Of the Ha'bnr Police, arrested the prisoners,
and Lso brough. lahore the stswsid.
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L.,,er fsou Gvu A, ders ON.


Tb. allowing letter has bean received by
H's HN or Mayor WOOD from Cen. AsDxR
SON:
CRESsRE SrbIsGs Pa, July 16, 1861,
Hon FerI.ando Wood Hsyor Cry Of Ne'o Fork !:
DRAR sIh-Mr. MURHAr having responded
for me, n UGH more handsomely than | could
have dore 10 Your address on tho presenia-
ton q the uefAl ou behaf Of the ei izsrs of
NV lok u Ne as NJ necessary as IL would be
cut ~ ordtr ter me TO ~rte you ~ their or
gan on that occasion. Bat, a. IT the close at
that al refs VoH s,y that your ia1RuaFs N
that Of heartfelt sincerity, tru'hfully reflect
ing yOuT OWE ieo IL %, iesl that IL will not TO
imp,oTer fer Hs TO sxp'ess 10 Won indivto uslly
as ! NJ W 90, nv acknowledgment a. sud my
tharks ioi tire besu,iftl and TOO highly CON
ELEMENTARY msnEsr In which YOU were tim
pl.ssed a. sp,ak Of my services.
You sag truly that no power save tHst OF
G, d alone Juld h.vs creatsd ths occasion
referred b.; 60 HIM slCne, alas, 10 due the
glorV for sill | tnen do which Is worthy Ut
pIaisS. =,
A cosy Of your besutiful address shall
,lusys b. kept with the medal and you and
my friends, 10 whose partially am indebted
for THE valuable tes inionial Of their approbt a
ton nav feel assured that my daily pray 81
shall bs that NAV, by GIds blessing, bs en-.
abl,d 10 do something fCT the rect )r stion aud
preservation OF QUE beloved Uninn, more wor'
Thy the PratitHds Of my coSuirymsn, than th'
act for which, In their kindness, they have
90 haudfomsly rewarded mo.
BEGGING you again TO Seespt my warmea
thanks,
ROBERr ANDERSON.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

ST. LO,ds, July 1s.-Ihs Santa fs corrsspoad-
snt q the Ryubtioda says that II IL probable
that Col CAhRI will O. on Sand forcs 10 re-
capture Fort Blgs Texas, where there was Q
large amount Of army stores bsionaiog 70 the
F,ssrh Government.
Gen. PorE LEE today for 81. Chulss, whcrs
he ,etsblish,s Il hsa quarters. His CON n and
Ia North Missouri will 10 {, 600 strong, and 90
pc st,d that jefferson CITY, Bonneville, Lsx'ng.
ton. ard all the principal points 10 the nottb.rn
psrt Of the sta's will 10 within easy striking
distance Tho Federal troops aud the Home
Gusrds 81 Jefferson City will encamp outside Of
The city limits daring the session Of the Stats
Convsntion.
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I.eis.nn Of the Battle on sunday.

The news respecting the battle ct Bulrs
Run, on Sundsy, are Of frIgnsntsry chArac
tar, And until the official reports rearh u.s. We
must remain ignorant OF ali excapS the general
results which give TIE Union fotcss
brilliant victory. The unfortunate inability,
70 s,y tfa least Gift, Of GanISl PArrEEson
70 prsvsEt a junction o. jour Sums forcea
with GIersl BEAUREGAAD, nay probably
deprive NJ " tho fruits Il victory, and involvs
ttmpoTsIy retreat 81 Gsueral MCDowEL..s
.oamId, 20 a. 10 unite with mis- rssIves.
1ha To'ps were all under arm hsfore day
bY,sk LTd moving 10 The pOsitil.s AssiRnLd
Item Ere was Opel I'd by our artillery Aboai
6 A. NJ. sId retained By tbs enemy, who had
lb6 advantage Of choice o. position. Tbs infantry
ssIo not bscutlt into sGi;ys ssryiSs al
he az sTn on, Vhsn they sdVA' csd in sPLn-
ata siy 10 ypgirg tS,iocaI Eynus and char9 ng
Il sncn.ys tstteri,s III lash b. iae1 thS neid
WeS Won. ,,,.
The so h ssp,ci,lly distinguished ITSELF;
Ihsy psol,d al Cd, eXctp, tseir pans anC
RI he'd Into battle striped 70 ths Sian win
sublime indifference to peTsouSl Asfe.y.
Tho Ellsworth Znuavss, ihs IA b. 7lSt, o.
| ana 79tb, ali SsE York re- i'm .n's particular!
| di.'icg ,iih<d theStelvSe. They 'mpose1 par
| u & / SusTrk's ciyis'Ol Shch stood ID
| run. II III. sogsgem, NJ. Col, HgsTaa hia
| o. = ELL MOI ttlly wsund'd.
A prisysr report thai Our HtDlfry e:s1t'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

Fort Kedrney Juy 19.--Ths Psny TX. RES
passed here at r. N.
can Frdncisco, Jby 10.-Tas Union Demo
ctA,ie Ca v,htiOn completed its lapOis at SAe-
ran -tto yesterday hsyipg nomiast,t tbs TO-
lo~ing ticket, ~bi,h Is not regarded very
3 ing ~ Gu ida ~ tho party slppoi thug
Cove noe. JOHN Connsis; Lieu. Guvsrcor
Richard lt~tE; & lrgts's soath,ri dis riot
na ~ hrperior; n rtbsrn Cistt'c', Jo sph
a, Knob u; Judge Of the Sap'sms Court u 8.
within AT; CieIk Of the Supreme Court Gso'ge
5. Evan; Surveyor Gotorsl Jrssph q ,rcnsJ
c. mPtr LIEF. JosephE Mailman; State L lot. r,
J Ia X. Ridge. rbi' tick was c,rrisd by
~hst ~as called ihs BaoDEsIcK clam ,nt In the
Gu .ventiu.
A Gre broke out on tn, Std OF July, at
maysvill,, N CH.s COsAs' stsbla,an tina cast
SIDE Of Z street. opposite the Unit'd States
boil, a destroyed property to to value Of
$l5 Geo ,r so Ot0.
A fair hu.itss Il doiug with 'ha country
hat thtr. l. no deasnd for goods from hrst
HANDS. Jobb'rs are working of stocks
TIE morty market costihu,s Easy as u'u-
AZ, and sight exchange on New York rates at
s rsr cent.
I Ia row estimated that Cliforuis has
about the sars amount Of wheat to sxoort
from the croo OF 1861 and from that Of 1860.