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tertea-wOoD, EDDY 4 Co, Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE orTSaIss
pHLAwARx-ExyRA GLASS l69, March 8. 1881.
49, SO, az, s. 10, 81, rs. 10, As, 10. 60, rs, 81.
DKLAwARk--CLAss l6o harcn g. 15%.
40, "a, 40, so, L, IL, 80, 81, IS, z, "A, 20. 48.
free Of charge by addressing either
Wvop EnD1 GO; Tiimass9n n nes rss.s,r,
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Markets. .l".
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PIDfADEP7nA, March 8, 1851.
Stocks dun. Pennsylvania state Sc, SO Reading
Railroad, az; Morris Canal, So; Long island Railroad
lOZ; Pennsylvania Rairoaa 4Ok. Sight exchanse on
New York at par lilo per cent discount.
MoHns, March 4, 1881.
Cctton-Sales today Zoo bales at 1oHc IoXc, for
miadling, the market closing quiet.
NEw ORLEANS, March 8, 1851.
Cotton quiet sales TO day 500 bales at l0Xc II &c
for middling saee Of three days 10000 bales receipts
Of three days 500 bales inst 90 yesr de-
creased receipts at this port pa 900 bales do at all the
ports 634 500 bales Sugar steady at 4sc. 5Jlc for
fair to fully fair. No change In other articles
CINCINNATI, March s, 1851.
Flour-Market unsettled and lower Whiskcy opened
dun at and at the close buyers offering i3kc
Provisions quiet.
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Drawings OF r. France 81 Co.'s Deia-

Sussex Courry-CLsss E5, March 8, 1851.
S. 81, "a, ID, 80, /, 3, 50, "A, o., rs, o.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERr--CL.Ass 81, March ., ib6l.
Sc, Ill, 80, 10, 81, 90, q, 81, Al, 81, q, "a.
2 III r. FRANCE 4 CO, q
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Espenschei Spring style o< CcntIe-
mems Hats ready for Inspection and sale al NO is
Nassau street,
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Non-Arrival or Tn. Au.,ralasian.

SANDY Hook, March 5-I2P. n
There are pet no signs Of either Of the European
steamers OF this point. Wind heavy from northwest;
weather dark and hazy of shore.
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Naval Intcllfgence.


Tho funeral honors to the late Lieutenant r 5pedder
United States Navy, viii be paid ut the Jnec States
Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, to-day "wednesday, at onu
O'Clock Z. M
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4 AEg.sgA RI ffCEE ca,s now bc rasr Ally cur~s -
usln4 III azc pproy Ell
Whlrh'S PASkNT .EyrR TRURs
n pf0ducss What haa sprs he wanted in rrr.a w..
afcsed Peisoa Should no,b day wilheat QUE F.meh
free LADIES' bUf1Dkkk,ES on tn anme ,ws,asp -
bt@s sHspeaasrs for hdies and gentle msn Wholesale "a
fsaA HkE1Jht a M,
No ~ Bond street Now Yo.k.
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1851. Genin. 1901.
opening OF spring styles THURSDAY, March Y for
gents' Hats, boys and girls hs,s and Caps
= Si3 Broadway.
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1861. White, the Halter. 1851.
Grand opening Of spring styles THURSDAY. March FOR
ge-ts Hats, boys AM girls Hats and Caps ZIG Broadway
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Just Received and Now In store,
FOuE ELNDRkD THOUSAND BLK HO6h aU1.
J. FHED MILTAxD, 81 and % Rcado street
Cr-stsdora's Hair Dye, wigs ard Tow
pees-The nest Ia the wor< whole-1e and rss aid the
dye priyatei, applied, a. DO Astoe hsrse.
Trussea-Dzarsh a. Co.'s aadtcsI euro
Truss No 2vesey street CASTOR House,. opposite the church
Ur. Holloway Positively Guarantees "a
perfect ~ Salt Rheum, Kfrg's Evl end scrofr'ous
by the OF his celebrated fs and Ointneal
he for prescribed them wa tho greatest sue
In all Of he world without single faiure
wheeler Il Wilson'S lmprsvrs Sewing
Machines at reduced pricss Oaacs sos Broadway.
BascheIo~'s rcwly Ia~-vted wigs ana
Toupees perfect Of srnd Tor
measure card 70 10 bond street. n. \.
Baschelorss Hair Dye--xetssblo md Iu-
sarsneous bsck Fsccry 81 Barclay street sold
aad apphed NJ ~. A bATOdIisof.'s 10 Dooo steet
---------------~
ploiacvia Cream Forces enc Unir, whss-
KEN Mustaches 70 grow luxuFaniiy sod wholesale
and retail BY w. A. BATcERLoh. rs Bono street
----
The Union PIN (puro Goldl May be had
~ wHrTE'S Hat Store, Under the Museum Price 81
s-----s.---s
HIS Hair Dye--5C C-nts--iliack or
Brown Depot No Barclay street. and sold BY ~ Drug
gtsts.
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ge-s Est, boys ana girls Hats and Gaps 2l6 broadway
Just Out s-Just Out!I-Not UU< In the
cold Ike of politicians, but cut IN Broadway sod
ether fash onabie thorough hunshiny
KrOX'o style Of eenemen'a FIAT. Ter sp'ing ~esr.
They Just such hats al his PATROLS had to
experience he would BRING outcugaie sym
strcai elegant and glossy ihey arc not esirlvsgsn IN
price IN and pssh Of any other
scturer and fail To give ensre sstis
KNOX, ccrner OF 6roadvay and futon street
Ev0oklyB Art-Photcgra fcs-WiAAfrm-
SONS Imperial Gray yignec. onsef u pbotognpar ceai
ties. Fulton street, opposite Clinton.
Empire Sewing MncSsn-s-rrc s,near-
est, because the best Ia market. Cfce 3JS broadway
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LIFE BALsAM.

IMPORTANT NOTICE SHIPPERS OF GOODS BYT
adams Express Company, sad after March d for
of the states Of south Carolina, Georgs, Aabsus Nj
spp Lcnis,ana and Texas, are notified Shat invoices
accompany the merchandise.
Hrw ysusx. March I, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07
N E W 8 lTE m 8.

German writer, in Frankfort journal,
predicts that before the close of the present
century, Russia will have all the rest of Europe
under suhjection.
The largest amount of bullion ever received
at one time in the branch mint in San Fran.
cisco, was deposited on the Sd of July. The
aggregate was over 26 900 ounces in gold, and
silver valued at $4ss 900. This is good be.
ginning for the new Administration.
NAPOLEON AND THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS.
The following is an extract from letter from
young physician, now in Paris, to his father,
dated Paris, July IL, 1861:
have it from the best authority. One Of the
Southern commissioners has Just been in Vichy
to get audience of the Emperor, who refused
to see him.
secrect society has been formed in San
Francisco, for the purpose of abolishing the
Coolie system. The rules of the order com.
pei members to dispense with all articles of
Coolie manufacture and to use every exerton
to abolish oolie labor. Already the organi.
cation numbers about 1000, and it is rapidly
spreadingi in influence and mem mbership. Lodges
will be established in different parts of the
States as soon as arrangements can be made.
A NOTED ANNIvERsARY.-The date of the
reverse at Bull Run is the anniversary of the
battle of Shrewsbury, in 1903, between Henry
~ and Henry Percy (Hotspur.) Upwards of
eight thousand persons were slain in the con.
aict. The renowned battle of the Pyramids
was fought in Egypt, July 81, 1898. Bona.
parte defeated Murad and the other Beys, Ca.
iro surrendered to the French, and the whole
of Lower Egypt submitted to the Corsican.
The Ohio troops for the war will probably
number forty regiments, which, with the artil
lery and cavalry companies, will make an ag.
gregate of forty FIVE thousand men.
Nathaniel B. Baker, Ex-Governor of New
Hampshire, and a Democrat, has just been
appointed Adjutant General Of Iowa.
The Knoxville Whig says that regularly
paid spies are employed to watch thu move.
menta Of the Union men in East Tennessee.
Herman Cox, Esq, recent United States At,
torney tor the district of Middle Tennessee,
died, in Nashville, on Monday.
A base ball game--Firipg on pickets from
an ambuscade.
A" "paper" blockade-The stoppage Of the
Southern mails.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07
OFFICIAL.
ABR,H.M LINCOLN,

ABR'HaM LINCOLN,
President Of the United Mates Of America.
To Sll whom it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Friedrich Knhne has been appointed
consul for the Grand Duchy of M-cklenburg
sch, erin, at New York. l do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to exercise
aud e,j y such functions, powers, and privileges,
as are allowed to a. Consuls Of the most
favored nations in the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal Of the
United States to te bereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash.
ington, the I'd day Of August, A. D.
lsEAL.] 1861, and of the Independence Of the
United States of America, the Seth.
BY the President:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM b. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07
GEN. JOHN>TON'S ARMY.

We have accounts Of the arrival at Manassas
o. one detachment of Gen. Johnston's army
ior to the battle Of July 2l, and Of another
while the battle was actually raging. Accord
ing TO some accounts, these two detachments
consisted of four thousand men each. Accord.
Jag to other accounts, one detachment con.
sisted of FIVE thousand men, and the other Of
eight thousand men.
1t is also known, by many statements con.
curing to the same point, that . portion Of
Gen. Johnston's army, on the way to Manassas,
did not arrive until after the battle, being de.
tained by a mishap on the railroad, attributed
to the treachery Of q railroad conductor, aud
for which treachery it is now said that the con.
ductor has been hanged.
A gentleman Of great accuracy in sitting re.
ports, who has had military position at Will.
Transport, informs US, that the sum total Of
Gen. Johnston's force at Winches er, including
eighteen hundred in the hospitals, and the local
evies Of militia, was twenty.eight thousand
men, of whom he moved to Manassas between
sixteen aud seventeen thousand. This cores.
ponds with the statement that he moved TWEEN.
ty regiments, which is contained in Richmond
letter to one Of the Charleston paper, VT ten
evidently by careful aud we'll informed man.
We add, by the way, that Gen. Johnston's 8
movement to Manassas, which was commenced
on Thursday, was known on Friday at Will.
Transport, but was not known to Gen. Patter-
son, at Harper's Ferry, until Sunday morning.
On Saturday evening, Gen. Patterson t+le.
sraphed to Gen. Scott for moro troops, and that
Gen. Johnston was still .; Winchester.
At ten o'clock on saturday evening, life.
long friend Of Gen. Scott called at his quar-.
t-rs, but was deferred by the expression Of the
generals face from opening the subject of his
visit. Inquirug Of one OF the aids what the
matter was, he received the answer, that the
general had telegram from Harper's Ferry,
which displessed him.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

The blockade Of the coast Of the South 10
essential to the enforcement Of the revenue
laws, but the idea Of subduing the present re.
belliou by blockade never was anything but
unmitigated nonsense.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ The statement that Colonel Miles was
drunk during the battle of July 81, is contra.
dicted by many witnesses.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ The Washington correspondent Of tn.
Nav Y"k Tr.'une reports conversation with
q reli~bl- ciriz, of y ainchester, to the fec
that General Johnston had but fifteen pieces
srtilsrr there, and eighteen Thousand men, in
Guiding Z. X. We are satisfied that this
does not inca. he local militia.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

BS The IN 'itary chest Of the rebel Gen.
ersl Garrett, which was captured by our
troops, was found to consist Of sheets Of tn
unsigned notes Of the Fairmouut bank. The
president Of the bank accompanied General
Garn-tt, as one of his s'atf, signing such
quantities Of the notes as we're wanted from
time to tim
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ It is reported, from Harper's Ferry, that
cor raoand negroes, claiming to have escaped
from secession masters iu Maryland, are flock
ing r,o the camp Of Gen. Banks. No dispo
sti.l Ia. been made Of them, but it is saic
that hey will be surrendered on the claim OF
such masters as viii purge themselves Of the
charge IF secession by taking the oath of ale.
glance.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

p@- An An rican, named Russell, has re-
Gently shipped, MA PAnsma, thirty bales Of cot.
ton rai.ed in E.carsgus. he has distributed
fifty thousand rounds Of cotton seed in that
country, and ..lticipates large crop neat
year.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ See first and fourth pages, for interest
ing miscellaneous matter.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

no The Star has q story, furnished by
Mr. Collius, Of the whipping, at or near Mem.
,hit, Of Miss G'erustein, q young lady from
-.slne. We hope here is some mistake about
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ The pay Of volunteers is increased from
eleven TO fifteen dollars per IN month.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ Colonel burnside has been appointed a
brigsdier.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

NJ The Memphis banks have takeu 500
900 Of the loan 10 the Confederate States, loaned
$7o 00t to M:npbs for war purposes, snc
$25 900 to Mississippi for the use of the CAM
at Corn'h The Southern banks are every~her.
Involving themselves in the fate of the Con.
federate bubble, ard when ,ha, is pricked, vii
collapse with il.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07
Wednesday, August z. 1851.

~ No adversemsus notices, except 70 regular Ad
vertscrs Will be inserted without payment IN advance.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

COMMERCE The Imports at New York for
the week ending August 3, and since January l,
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

"a New York aided 1853 new buildings
to its growth during the last year, and for the
fsst six months of this year it has Increased
the number by 597. This is not very marked
falling of. about rs per cent, from the rate Of
building last ye r.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

"a General Butler has returned to Fortress
Monroe.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

pHc General Pillow Commands the Tennes.
see f'rce l.udeo at New Madrit, Missouri. The
proclamation which he has issued, is in hie
most magnificent style. The Chicago papers
think that battle with him cannot be delayed
many days. h-never it comes of, the ma
tional fore es will be victorious.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

MlssouRI.-A camping ground has been Sc
lected near Jefferson City, where our army 10
to be concentrated under General Pope, to con-
sist largely Of Illinois regiments. 1t is reported
that the force is to consist of thirty thousand
men, and that, as soon as the hot weather is
ov =, it is to advance upon New Orleans by the
way Of Western Arkansas and Texas. There
may be better roites, but this is good one
II is through country really friendly, and
ready to mer;fest its friendship, when the ma.
tic i forces reneve the people of the reign of
. or which nov copresses them.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

~ The New York Tribune has discovered
thai an excellent shoe may be made of wood,
superior in many respects to the shoe made of
learh-rj 81 IT, 1t the south need not 90 unshod,
even IL leather is uot TO BIZ had. We suggest.
ed, weeks ago, that 81 mpahv for the South on
this hoad was quite uucailad for.
In this cnr"ttion, W. notice that the New
Orleans market is abn"dap'y supplied with
beef furnished by the countless herds Of Texas.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

; Congress adjourned yesterday, the ses
3 having bee. extended half an hour past
moo"
he Senate bill, or the erection of an iron
bri - "r the oi', Of the Long Bridge, was
anonded in the House, 50 as to appropriate
'sen:y thousand dollars Tor the repair of the
ptesent structure. The Senate conquered.
Tie nomination Of Mr.. Wood, as Coumis.
sior,r Public Buildings was not acted upon.
THAI OF Mr.. Emory, as lieutenant colonel in the
arm, was confirmed.
Before the Hopo, adjourned, Mr. Wcklfe
Of Kentucky annoarced the sweeping victor,
of the Union party of that State, in the elec
ton of last Monday. The announcement wal
received with demonstrations of patriotic en-
thusiasun.
The police bill for this District has becom,
law.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

Three thousand bags of coffee were sold at
Norfolk, Va, on the 23d ult,, at l9t a 223c.
per pound. 1t was part of the ca'go of ,he
British barque Glory, from Rio dc JaneiIo,
for Baltimore, which vessel was stranded on
Currituck beach, and the cargo taken out by
Nor,h Carolina wrsekegs,
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

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ruenc.,oo once corner Of indiana avenue and ssooo'
street I~po Of papers Seventh street, oppos
the General Post once.
PUBLISHED BY W. J. MURTAGH d co
GEORGE NJ WESTON, Editor
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Wednesday, August Z. 1851.
~ No sdvsr,isemsus notices, ezosp, regular sd
versers, will be inserted whbcu, payment In advance.
~ See first and fourth pages, for interest
ing miscellaneous matter.
"a General Butler has returned to Fortress
Monroe.
NJ The statement that Colonel Miles was
drunk during the battle of July 2l is contra.
dicted by many witnesses.
~ The pay OF volunteers is increased from
eleven TO fifteen dollars per month.
GS Colonel burnside has been appointed
brigsdier.
M. The Star has story, furnished by
Mr. Collius, Of the whipping, at or near Mem.
,hi' ;. Of Miss g erustein, q young lady from
f,,o L. h.,
i.
~ It is reported, from Harper's Ferry, that
cor raband nesrces claiming to have escaped
from secession masters iu Maryland, are flock
ing ir' . the camp OF Gen. Banks. No dispo
sititL la. been made Of them, but it is saic
that hey will be surrendered on the claim Of
such masters as viii purge themselves Of the
charge cf secession by taking the oath of allie.
glance.
~ The Memphis banks have takeu 800
900 Of the loan 10 the Confederate States, loaned
So 00t to M4mPhs 8 for war purposes, anc
$25 900 to Mississippi for the use Of the CAM
at Cor'n'h. The Southern banks are every~her.
Involving themselves in the fate of the Con.
federate bubble, ard when that is pricked, vii
collapse with ii.
BS> The N Nitary chest Of the rebel Gen
eral Garrett, which was captured by our
troops, was found to consist Of sheets Of tn
unsigned notes Of the Fairmouut bank. Th-
president Of the bsuk accompanied General
Garn-tt, as one of his staff, signing such
..,.S Il
time to tim
~. The Washington correspondent Of tn.
Nav Y"k Tr. 'une reports conversation with
q reliable ciriz. Of chichester, to the fec
that General JIhnston had but fifteen pieces
srtilsr" there, and eighteen thousand men, in.
e'uding L. X. We are satisfied that this
does not inca. . he local militia.
Gently shipped, MA Pankmn, thirty bales Of cot.
ton ra.ed in E.csrsgua. He has distributed
fifty thousand nounds Of cotton seed in that
country, and ..lticipates large crop neat
year.
COMMERCE The imports at New York for
the week ending August g. and since January l,
have been as Z lows,
For The oeek. 1859. 1850. 1861.
Dry ROous. $.y~4l 629 S&o,loe
,fcn'l merchandise. rs ,o6l 1851 S93 zoos, ,bs
Total for tho week 6,5J2.3T9 5i29, "a ,4SS, ,65
Since january l.. .l5i,7I.,.O7 ll9sI oss s5,a7o,it
p1r General Pillow Commands the Tennes.
see f.rce landed at New Madrit, Missouri. The
proclamation which he has issued, is in he
most magnificent style. The Chicago papers
think that battle with him cannot be delayed
many days. h-never it comes of, the ma
tional forces will be victorious.
H% New York aided 1853 new buildings
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

The light cavalry at Paris are daily practised
In the rapid establishment Of telegrsp pho wires
during a supposed engagement. The wires
are fixed to lances.
The late Sultan of Turkey had over two
hundred wives. and these were waited on by
750 ladies. II is no wonder that be died be
fore bis time.
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

PROMOTION OF BEAyREGARp.-On Tuesday,
in executive session of the Confederate Con
gress, President Davis sent in communica.
tion nominating g. 7. Beauregard to the rank
of full "general" in the Confederate army, in
which nomination Congress unanimously con.
CURED. The proper official title OF this rank,
according to the act of Congress organizing
the army, approved May l6, 1861, is simply
"general," instead OF brigadler general !" the
former denomination being the highest military
grade known to the Confederate States. The
commission OF Gen Beauregsrd is to date from
the Plat of July, 1861, the date Of the battle of
Manassas.
The SAN Francisco SECEssIoNIsr AND De-
FAuLTER IN LMBo.-The late navy agent at
san Francisco, COL J. W. Smith, whose arrival
at this port has been mentioned, aud who
pocketed $l5 900 Of Uncle Sans money pre-.
vious to his departure from that place, was
taken in custody by U. s. Marshal Murray al.
most Immediately on his arrival. Without de-
lay, the marshal telegraphed TO Secretary Sew.
ard, stating that be had Smith in custody, aud
required immediate authority to transfer him
TO the military autborit,es, without which he
would be unable to hold him. This morning
the marshal received the necessary authority,
and took steps to transfer the prisoner to the
authorities at Fort Lafayette.-N Y. Journal
Of Commerce. Monday.
The Ohio Contingent already numbers thir
tyeight regiments. The number will be In.
creased to forty, which, including artillery and
cavalry now being organized, will give this
State about $4,000 men in arms 10 put down
rebellion,
The national Republican., 1861-08-07

A base ball game--Firiug on pickets from
an ambuscade.
A "paper" blockads-The stoppage Of the
Southern mails.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY IA, 1861.
State Convention.

The Delegates to the Union Democratic Stat
Convention, to be held on the Fourth Of Jul,
next, are apportiOned among the several coun
t;ae n folloxva.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
COUNTY TREAsUnER's REPORT.

NEVADA, May 7th, 1861.
To the Hon. the Board Of Supervisors Of
NeUadG County:
GENTLEMRN-Herewith / hand you State
ment Of the receipts and disbursements Of the
Treasurer's Office, from February 9th, 1861 (,
(date Of last report,) to May 9TH, 1861, the
same being a correct transcript from the books
in my Office. w. CHINN, Treas. n. G.
Cash on hand Feb. 6. 1861 $I3,74s 20
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

CALIFORNIA REGMENT.-A dispatch from
San Francisco says roll has been opened
at the armory Of the California Guards, for
the enlistment Of regiment to. go East.
The agents of the Steamship Company have
written to the Directors, by Pony Express,
for permission TO pass the regiment free
over the route. Francis ]. Lippett, who
was captain 10 Stevenson's regiment of
California Volunteers, will be in command.
The regiment will be composed of picked
men, and is intended to be The best ever
sent TO any field.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

MORE voLUNTEERs.-A dispatch by the
last Pony states that the President issued a
proclamation on the 29th ult., calling out
$4,000 additional volunteers for three years
service 10000 for Eve years, and $4,000
seamen for FIVE years--makiug in all las, 900
volunteers, of whom $4,000 are for land
service. These, added to the $4,000 previ.
ously called out, will make total volun-
teer force for land service Of 19S,O0O men,
in addition to the regular army. The call
ing out of this number of volunteers has
the appearance of an intention on the Gov
ernment, not only to blockade the South
ern ports, but also to occupy the seeded
States with an overwhelming force. There
is no donbt that the call will be promptly
responded to, and that the full compliment
will be mustered into service in short
time.