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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

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a. -ssasEE "a hGs kiGe SeEy las.
Manufacturing II D. kind, attended to as
1Seslr A.! repairing, 8 ne on ;he shortest nu-
Te@- AEss1 = fzrE= assortment Trunks kept
= A@I-1 whISa wlll Le s8si very low. Ills
friends zai Fasteners Kill c.sHfer = great fa.
rgr ~ him z ttsey sill S1ap asking him for
crczl5t- fu- his terms sre strictly Cash. lie
tEca'> la,b rlrh zai faor aiIkz- 50 thuse wish.
rug credit ~IIl gsl-z>e G4I where they sell at
3AFee PFa5fs. s.. eonae -. al ynn cash Gus
toaaeEs. and provide Gur yoaselrrs good Bouts
for tue Winter.
octs BILLY JnTTNS0N.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

Dys,>r .g>~ --Pgs Nbz, gssssis4 Jcs
nlsh 10 a pose@Laia kstsle, With l1le rs
,sr aa4 saIt La g Jaat se4ld, ssd stsn
skin q tAe seam tazt rsses> AG9 81 azea
stsam gf aaisE a. Rl3 make he quantity
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

Nsosar> cak1,-- Whites Of 6 cgae, tea.
cup 81 butter, z cups Of sugar, / cup Of
snecs milk, s cups " goar, 2 tea,p99pfuls
d cream tartar, and If Aeda.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
GOOD NEW S

4 NEW arrival Of BOOTS { SHOES at
n Billy j J.huson' :. soitz.ble for iall and
TEz-s-- zad cheaper than has ever been sold
= -aS ris-- A. mistake
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

fLOUR by the barrel or hundred-Farcv
l. Extra Family and Superfne FIonr 81
sale by JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

Ai>>ad rak< i sgSee@up u bst.ef,
z e8pa ei ssEar, J cup n snee: miik, 2
,>sap>>nials II cream tartar, tsasp@ssfsl
Il sD4ss .e4eap n b.ssehsd &insosds,
te@s1D>Hfgl II extract ef bitter slns1nds,
ihs whites of sggs, ard three eurs II
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

,%oda Cake.--1 egg, 3 teaspoonfal. u
melted butter, ] cup of sugar, & teaspoon.
fa!s Of cream tartar, / ,easp<y9nf1l of saia
J pint Of sifted -four, and cup If sweet
faiik
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

mn Cok<--I D. sa-ar, ! II. far,
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u siTla, Eazee, n9taaegs, cinnamon, clogez
ard bi,,sr ajae81s, ] aine glzss # brand ?,
] II ziae, J of g5D.asaes. a19 IL eggs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

Corn B>ef--To 100 lbs If bsei, q IT..
II salt, 4 g4Ilgna u water, 4 ounces of sait.
fstrs, b. broun sugar, and one pint d
m1lasses Boil apd skim the brine let !,
ret cold, and then pour over The meat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04

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caf' r. s8zsY, >s3p u b8gter, and u
f"sst mix ,sasI>>Ef9l 81 s1da, 2 of
cream tartar, and c8ps II four. Fl47or,
If desired, with litter almonds.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-16

terday morning from New York. and the 81
Lawrence (frigate) sailed from the Roads at about
tne same time, to join the squadron bockading
Char eston has bor
The Tropic Wind Gan English vessaD not long
since condemned in Washington by Judge DuHOp
Tor breach OF the blockade, and subSedueatly re-
ieased on the apple ltion OF the British Minister
on the way down to Hampton Roads was in c1n-
st'ht communication with the euemY; visited va
rl"us points IN their possession on the river and
transporting their men (iucuding' CooneD for
mem between those points Gen. Butler learning
Tue iact, has very properly again seized her for a
eo"hu t prtacn OF the bockade-lor rendering asss-
tance to the enemy.
mere are no batteries at Matthias Point. or at
guy oher point on the river that we could perca
~ "n tne "nys deck, though running in as close to
lne sn"fe as convenient at every place where il
@ n@o III h1uEht battery might be. At miles dis
lance from Aqua Greek certainly gnns in m b.t
terles were visible there N "
ARRIVAL FROM FORTRESS MoERoE-A pntzp ppo-,,
The steamer Mount Vernon arrived bara ot Q
O'Clock this morning, from Fortress Monroe She
brought up the secession schooner s allie Nearns
captured by the gunhoat Cambridge coming out of
York river The Sae Meares is about 800 tons
bnrthen, and is in ballast She has on her deck the
casting of a 32-pounder gun, not bored out
AFFAIRS AT GREAT FALLS.
, Gredt f"Hs, Jaiy l5.-Yesterday afternoon
there was some firing between FEEDER a and spces-
sion troops, across the river just below the Fails.
at SaodE Landing. ''N body hurt on our side
put two men were seen to drop on the other sid
ahc were either killed or badly wounded Later
IN the evening the Federal forces (NichiUau and
MaSsachusettS) were marched down the river upon
orders received from Washington, leaving this
P'Sce much exposed to attsck from the enrmv-
% 1"I"e "t the secessi"n'sts on this side Immediately
went across th' river tn give information of the de-
parturc oi thu Federal troops |, is believed that
the enemy is f ON three four hundred strong on
p"slte US, and that they have forty or 6;tv h,,,,
ready to cross in az anv IN .nrpt
AN IMPORTANT DtCISTnN
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NEWS VIA WASHINGTON.
The following We clip from the Washington Stc
lnst avnninp.

The following We clip from the Washington Star
of last evening:
BOGUS NEWS.
Washington was agog yesterday with a story
saving that the night before last troops of the
United States occupied Fairfax Court House, it
having been found abandoned by the di>uuion
forces recently there, when party of General
McDowelIs command went to commence entrench-
ing in that immediate neic chborhood.
Special despatch TO the Star ]
! SPRINGFIELD STATION OCCUPIED BY UNION TROOPS
NOT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.
Alexandria, July IA portion of Col Heintzel
mans Alexandra command now occupies the rail
road Immediately at Springfield Station, eie h
miles from here. L imagine that the trOops to, h
that position but for temporary purpose, and viii
probably change their location TODAY. coming il
nearer to Alexandria
The untounded story of General McDowell's Oc-
cupation of Fairfax Court-H House doubtless gre"
out OF that movement of the column Of his forces
WHOSE headquarters are here.
! AS for the story Of the Abandonment OF ms tn'
Ntrenchments at Fairfax Court House DIV bs"u.
gard, without ing gun, it is 50 aosu 49, a.
! | wonder it found any believers iue Po;, ~ -,
| fortii. ID by a months labor OF ia'ge pV' ~. - "
B's army is really the most detehsioe |n pc teu 81
! Alexandria and Ricbmono, MANASSAS 'une'''n III
Guided ~ ,,-r poDrDr0O ,,o>,nOr
NOV rup .rRoPIC WIND" IN LIMBO AGAIN.
| snecfnI orrespond.nc Of t e star
Crp,urR JAMES Guy, on the Potomac, betioee
wos6;naton and Alexandria, July l6 This yes
60, is now ON her way from Fortress Monroe, leav
ing Hampton Roads yesterday morning.
The Savannah (sloopof-war) arrived there yes
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Saxonia.

New YoRK, July l5.-The steamer Saxonia has
arrived from southampton, which port she left on
the Sd instant.
The steamer Bohemian arrived out ON the Sd.
ENGLAND.
The great fire at London was still burning among
the ruins
A new Indian loan of a, 600, 600 had been intro
duced
FRANCE.
The Pntrie denies the statement that Count
Thouveuel had received deputation from Rome
The Patterson family had been decided by
the appeal being dismissed and the first judgment
confirmed.
SPAIN
Spain has abandoned her claims against Moroc-
co, TO declare Tetuan the property of Spain to
render it impregnabe and to colonize the Terri
tory.
ITALY.
The Turin House OF Deputies had voted the Bud
get for 1861.
Two Bourbon Committees had been discovered
at Naples. Five hundred muskets had been seized
and plot to assassinate Garibaidi discovered. The
Government had taken measures to watch the en-
try to Caprera.
Chamber of Deputies, Signor Musaino said that he
the FrencRR aI1;s-,e ministry that mantaGsd
friend To Italy, and he insisted on the immediate
evacuation Of Rome by the French. Farrini sup
ported the French alliance the foundation and
shield OF the popular right of all Europe.
Gen. Ciadn had been made commander of the
Southern Italian amy.
The Patrie says disturbances have taken place at
Naples.
AUSTRIA.
The Government at a Cabinet Council has def
niteiy resolved not to accept the Hungarian ad
dress, and Royal rescript has been sent to the
Hungarian Diet, in which the address is stgmatized
as disl0yal and hostile to the rights of the crown
TURKEY.
An English frigate had anchored off Constantine
pie after obtaining from the Porte tirman, re-
quired by the convention relative to the Straits OF
the Dardane!le
COMMERCIAL ADVICES.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-CottOn-Sales of the last two
$4,000 bales, of which spectators aud exporters took "a
OoO bales. The market closed buoyant Prices have ad
Yanced fully Nd, and in Nd. closing with an
upward tendency
Manchester advces favorable. The market closed
with an advancing tendency for Yarns Prices generally
unchanged for Cloth
Breans;utTs-Flour is in steady demand Wheat is
steady with an advance chiefly in fine qualities. Prices
are a shade dearer. Consols steady and in more de
mand
Provisions-Beef is fir Bacon heavy prices ar,
easier but quotations unchanged Lard is heavy anC
quotations nominal Tallow is quiet at 49s "a 49s Sd
PrOiuce-Rosn is dull at 6s. Sd G6s Id Spirits tur
Penne steady and prices rmer at AS at auction Su
gar dull Rice steady Coffee is dull. Pearl ashes quiet
Pot ashes also at 33s lGN33s Cd
MONEY MARKET.-Consols heavy at S94 GS92s fol
money.
New York Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, July l5.-The weekly statement oil
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ALEXANDRIA, July l5.-Four Connecticut troop:
yesterday captured four secession cavalry
bearer OF dispatches from Richmond to Lore
Lyons passed through our lines to day, escorted By
the Black Horse Cavalry. The reported occupa
ton ot Fairfax Court House is probably founded OF
the vagaries of some military captain. There ha.
been no movement whatever that could be termed
an advance, the position Of the troops being al
present confined within the limits of Spring
field on one side, and Falls Church on the other
1t is reported that Zouave named Kelly was
caught within the lines at Fairfax Court House
and during his confinement attempted to fire the
Jail.
There doubtless some two thousand secession
troops still at Fairfax Station besides the force al
the Court House, and that the entrenchments and
batteries there still exist.
Regarding the disposition among the three
| months troops to continue in the service abnu
which there has been some inquiry, it seems 10 h,
the prevailing idea among these troops to return
home before re-enlistng. Uness the position they
occupy may demand their SERVICE six-tentbs vii
doubtlessy enlist
Two white citizens sought refuge in our lines to
day, having escaped froin Aqua Greek. Both art
natives of Rhode Island.
Two balloons, which were inf ated and ready for
making rtconnoiterng ascension, exploded to
day, while being taken to Falls Church.
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FOR EfGN FITS

HAVANA, July 10-The state of our markets 4
twelve NJ this date-Sugars in steady request at 77l
reals for No H. and stock hand in Havana 1870 OO
boxes. Molasses-No improvemeDt-1G1H reals fol
clayed, and y AK reals for Muscovado Molasses
FreightsMore vessels than usual the season apf
stock less No advance can be realized As it is prices
have been well sustained:-To Europe, f2 5s1f3 IS.
United States sl.50Cd5 SO per hid.
Exchanges active and firm, with more money to dea
withLondon, sixty days sterling at Is per cent pre-
MUM, extreme New York, &C.. 4@5 per cent premium
United States gold coins, per cent. premium s..
Arrived yesterday the American ship Leonidas Wood
master, from Canton, liz days, with 275 coolies,
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sI0nftErg an0 Commercial Rtbitsp.
BALTIMORE, July IS, 1851

BALTIMORE, July Is, 1851.
Tho transactions in Stocks here to-day were light but
ior almost everything the list the market quite
hrn Nothing was done in Railroad shares, but Balti
more and OHIO closed $40 bid S41 asked and Northern
Central at Sl3A bill, s4 asked regular way the bid
Tor the latter being Z dollar higher than that of Satur
sale OF 81 Geo 1Ss5s made to-day at As this figure
being an advance Of per cent the last sales, and
they closed at AK bid As asked Baltimore and Ohio
bonds closed without sales at 391 bid IL asked for 1862
90 bid FOR ls75; 6S bid, 20 asked for 1855; and for
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds 6s bid
and 90 asked. For City 6's there little nqui
ry, and sale made at the Beard of 1900 1905 at
7s& the market for them closing at7S9 bid 10 asked
For Maryland G's prices well maintained, IS being
bid to day for ls70 and Is for 1905 In Bank stocks
there is nothing doing, bat there Offering and
they closed today $50 bud Bank Of Baltimore; e5S
bid for Union; :27 bid so for Farmers and Mer
chants; i2 bid for Farmers and Planters sian bid
Sli asked for Mechanics; and SIX bid IS asked for
FRANKLIN Among the Mining stocks. Springfield appears
to be the only one which keeps up all. 1t closed
day at 81 25 bid sl6O asked but for Gardner Hill only
30 cts was bid and Guord closed - cts bid 35
asked.
In New York to-day Tennessee 6's declined l. and
North Carolina 6 per cent but Virl ina and Missouri
6's advanced each; Reading Il Erie y; and New York
Central $lS Canton closed at 50, saturd y's price
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY. July IS, 1861.
500 Baltimore 6's, 80 9J...........,,,........TS
1000 Northern Central R. r. bonds, 's5........45
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MARKETS RY TET rcp,nr

PHILADELPHIA MARKET July l3-Flour duII at IAN
Us for superfne Wheat dull at 81 12 3 for red and
81 lhCal 20 for white. Corn and whiskey unchanged
in better demand sales moderate, sales bushels
Kenosha club at rs cts 5000 bushels No / Chicago
spring at 70 cs and 5000 bushels red winter at 81 cts
Corn-holders asking advance of cent; market
quiet: sales 20 GOO bushels 32x cts Whiskey steady
IA cts sales so bbs. Imports to-day 81, 600 bbls
flour, Ga bushels wheat 14I 900 bushels corn 30
bushels oats 600 bushels barley Exports-5000 bbls
flour, $4,000 bushels wheat, ~, 900 bushels corn.
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ErnMn MaiiithS

MARTINsBURG, July l5.-rhe llth Indiana and
the I'd Massachusetts regiments arrived here yes
terday to jIin Gen. Pattersnn's column.
There is movement here. We don't ex-
pect an attack, and it does seem probable at the
present that shall make one
The time of several of the three-months' regi-
ments here will expire within two weeks They
will go home, recruit, and then go again for the
war.
Three or four newspaper correspondents are in
custody here by orders from Gen. Patterson
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Ia w IWTELLIGENGE.

CITY CIRCUIT COuRT-JuDGE KREBs.
Trust estate Of Nathan Webb d Co Exceptions
to allowance of commissions to T. B. Horwitz.
Trustee. Argument not concluded.
There was no business of public Importance trans
acted in either of the other Courts yesterday.
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FoRTREss MONROE, July l4-P. MI learn from
Colone! Banedix, at Newport News, that twelve
men and two Leulenauts belonging TO his regimen
are still missing. They have doubtless been killed
or taken prisoners.
part of the Sanitary Commission have reached
Old Point from Washington, and have bu-ily spent
the day in visiting Newport-News and Camp;
Hamilton and Greble. They are Rev. Bellows
Prrside1t Drs. Van Buren, and Agnew, Professor
Gibbs and Messcs Frederick, Law, Olmstead anc
Strong.
The distinguished visitor of the day is Mr.
Russell, of the London Times He went up t
Newport News with General Butler and the SAM
tary Commission, and witnessed some excelIen
fling with Sawyers gun.
This afternoon he visits Hampton to witness the
re opening of the Hampton bridge.
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THO ErcHci, w

The French War Steamer Catinet, &c
BosToN, July l3. The French war steamer Cati-
net, with Admiral Renaud on board, arrived at
Halifax on the Sth of July, and awaits the arrival
there OF five six other Freuch me,. of war; which
are shortly expected, when the feet will depart to-
gcther for Southern waters.
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with the exception of the 1st Iowa regiment, the
men Were armed with rifed muskets The artillery
nf Gen. Lyon consisted of four brass pieces-one II
and three G-pounders-one 64-pound howitzer, and
one iron G-puunder.
Springfield Armory.
Since April l upward Of 100 900 muskets and
other firearms have been issued from the armory
as follows: Altered from hn-lnck 80 696 per-
cnSslnn mnSkcts patent of 1912, G6 l52 ri1ed mus
kets, o,LlI; pistol carbincs l,500; horse artillery
saoreS, 800; Coehorn mortars, 10; II pound how
ltz-rs, :; Gpound cannon, 4 They have teen dis
trlbuted to Is States including Missouri for the
use OF volunteers and he regular army.
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Troops Held in Readiness.
EAsToN, July Is The C0lonelS commanding the
regiments at Camp Washington, have been notified
by telegraph to hold their commands in readiness
to march at an hours notice
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Mails for East Tennessee,


WAsuINGroN, july l5.-The Post Office Depart
ment has ordered that mail matter for East Tennes-
see will 60 to the Cincinnati distributing office.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

secutLve shots; distance 200 wards; aggregate
% from the central bail hole not to ex-
ceeu h'tg inches or an average of five inches. But
81" o." o Sererat dozen We're able to come up to the
requirement. W ~ WV
Gen. Lyons Army.
On the I'd of July, the force undar corr,ond or
Gen. Lyon numbered 3,2G2 men, composed as fol.
lows.
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New York Bank Statement.
New YORK, July l5.-The weekly statement ot
the City Banks shows increase in loans O
S3lO,S74; decrease in specie of S6I3l69; a de-
crease in circulation of S363, 100, and decrease il
deposits of 81, ,226, ,1S4.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

- MONDAY July Is.
COFFEF.-Cofee continues in good demand and very
firm. We have reported day $50 bags Rio $50
at 254 cts, 2C0 l3 cts and 100 at l3b cts hut we
have heard of movement in other descriptions We
publish below the mimonthiy report of Messrs
White Elder Coffee brokers' to which we refer for quo
taons, &C.
COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee. June 30h, 1861 ol snO baos
Received since, per bark Denmark. 2l6o
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Shoe and Leather Trade.

This most important branch of national industry
is now in a very peculiar condition. Consumption
appears to have come to a dead halt. II is not
casioned by glut of foreign shoes, because the
whole import Of 1860 amounted to only Sl35,000,
while our export OF boots and shoes for th- fiscal
year ending June 80, 1850, amounted to S7S2, ,525,
showing that the supply OF our people is ex
clusivey in own hands. in the trade of Phil
adephia the greatest dulness prevails. The break
ing up Of business has thrown thousands OF orl-
men ont Of employment for that city usually EN-
plows s 600 men and 5000 females in shoemaking,
having near S2,000,000 of capital Invested in
manufacturing, and turning out yearly more than
S4 600 900 of work. The whole boot and shoe trade
of that city, INCLUDING its own manuIactures and
Eastern work, amounts to nearly Sl5, ooo 900 an
nuallv Yet this vast interest is now at stand
| NelC York Tribune.
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PRICES AID SALES or STOCKS NEW TORE
BY TELEGRAPH.
I"fough WILLIAM fiGHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. q South street.
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The Charleston Mercury, of July 6, publishes the
following despatch:
CEDAR KEYS, Fla, July l5.--The schooners Fan
nv Bassedv ard three Brothers, of New Orleans,
and the Olive Branch of Mobile, all recentlg cap
tured by Lincon's cruisers, and sent as prizes to
Kew West, recaptured off Cedar Keys the
Sd inst, bv the Florida forces. Ii utenaLt Selden,
United States Navy, and nineteen seamen
taken prisoners aud have been sent to Tal"has-
see. The crews of the schooners sale at Cedar
KEYS aud will be sent home
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The accounts from the watering places give any
thing but fatterng description of their prospects
| for the present season. The hotels all empty,
unless small group of visitors gathered the
| end of dreary expanse of dining table can be
taken to qualify that expression. To the proprie-
tors, whose expenses average weekly thousands of
not one in ten will probably be able to keep his
establishment open until the end of the season.
~ Y Her1ld
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1859. 1860. 1861
For the week k....... 81 055 O33 lay 93l 245i $40
Previously reported. 81 42s 900 43643I2l 66 1872 I05
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The correspondent OF the New York Herald.
writing from Albany, says:
Governor Morgan has just ordered Col. Berdan's
sharp-shooters, from this State, when enrolled to
be equipped without delay, having received a des-
patch from the President and Secretary of WI ar,
committee appointed here by Gel Berdan consist of
Stephen Martin John Wilson and John C. Clark,
and they to test the skill of the applicants from
Albany, Troy and Hudson. The test was ten con-
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The Herald of Monday morning says:

For the week........ s139s s55 1.l66.773 1883
Previously reported. 33323S79 22747, ,957 3l45 $40