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, 1861-05-01

ARRIVED Arrtf ~ :.
Aquila, South, 212.D lbs Ice
dimIha i69own, Lockpost, 20 cy ruhble and 20 c.
Ontario. Ottawa. 4500 bn con-, Is bbls aour.
Ahsxander, La Sale, 1850 bu corn. II, $40 1bs
Ams;'s; II =, Il 4: ,sa1ls y lhs pig Iron. IS e.rbo,,
4iSE Overall, In Salle, $500 bu corn.
Luel1a, III bn
Farm, 1ae.< tons rna1
CLEARED
Aeadoa TX L sse g sss f lumber u co.. sh1ngles
esns Mas Esd l. Ms sslf ass Empty sasboys ssishs
Globe, LocKport. sS6s7 t lumber.
i! E Alexander, Loekport,
1cesa Spray, 0;tsway.
disc --~1-
Mary Emery, ottawa, 81. go IT lumber; 5000 pick
.ts e. ia9 ~ 81 timber ssss 5 shineles go Cd
ARRIVED eAnTiI e. % 81
Vermonter, Feeder, Il cds wood. - 49,
Laeta Ann, ottawa, ), go lu n. b..
A'vnessi 81. -es, s'ot" bn cora, 8 brls beans,
Sultan, Ottawa. 5,Coo bu cofd..
33fHi1B:Ssa: 4 B|s1s:y I'*:!ls' s!ss'a ssso corn.
SlfeRs; Bs;s,,e,, sseS s*S :: :: 3 ef1s b lime
4 I o'eoansss:: 'sesssss: a'a9 s'S "7saon. srau.
c,s, o...-. O., &: CLEARED. 2; R....Amaea. .Amaea.
Eermontef, Feeder
Fame: Lasalie. 1 mil stones, 5o3 ns maehinsry,
$40 hs household furniture,
uao. Las~lle aooo # lumber, IS brls sslt, lot of
Danube, Ottawa, - Il
W Brown, 8 Lnckport.
, 1861-05-01

The Lumber market continues very dull. end
prices tend strongly downward. The war excite
ment, along with tho currency dlhaeultles. tends
very greatly restrict trade nl over the country,
And the orders received are very Hight. Common
lumber Ia offered freely at 80 % for dry, and green
has beon fold ut g. .00@s 30,
In cargoes the Gales have been Light, and at loWRr
prices. We note the following: cargo OF schr.
neeve, from Tawas Bay, mill run, at $a.o0; Echr,
Telegraph, mostly strips. from Grand IraVe1f, at
$7So; Honest & John from nuskegon, nil M rnn: ne at
kegon at The same price; Lizzie Thraop Com
Grand River mill Inn, at s. CO and 81 William
River rsoes, at $3.50 and 4G,oo-the market clos
ing weak.
In sh,ugles there Is an nnuusally dull market,
quantity has been received from Monttowoc, aud
for 1ack of buyers, they are left hereto sell on
EuiuDlssipp. Prime RQgua RiYer Shfae1es Offered
, 1861-05-01
Home EuArd-.F4rBt Ward
Attention Company.
HEADQUARTERS Srunors' RIFLE CoRrs,
Nos: ID aud II Du1es Building,

I'll CHICAGO, An IL 80, 1861.
ALL MEMBERS OF TIE $ ruRGES RIFLE
Corps are requested to report themselves at Head
quarters Immediately
BRows's BRONCHIAL TRoc1ss, OR Couau Loz-
EsoEs. For thildren 1aboring from Cough,
WhoopIng Cough or Hoarseness are particularly
adapted On account OF their soothing ard demul
cent properties, assisting expectoratioD, and pre-
venting an accumulation Of phlegm. Sold BY Drug
gtsts ut rs cents per box.
- Try those superb Paul Pry Conchss and
Regalias, warranted genuine Havana. Sold only
by Sargent, cor. Randolph and State.
w Union Badges, Union Rosettes. Shields,
Note and Letter Paper and Envelopes In endless
profusion, may be found at the Book and Periodt-
cal Depot Of John 3. Walsh, corner Madison street
and Custom House Place.
PAPER HANs1sas The best stock and the low
est prices. at Faxon's, No. 70 Lake street.
ap33-1n
B Don't fail to purchase one Of sloat's I'm
proved Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. This simp-
lcat and the bsst. with all the latest improvements
at No. 81 CLARK Street. undur the Sherman House.
ep3o-6s
e q. II. Wilmarth has removed hla Gas Fix
ture and Lamp Store to 1sa Lake street. apea1xt
@ Gas Fixtures, Nav Store and New Goods.
Cali and see at 1872 Lake street.
ap2912t H.M WuaAR7H.
sG II you wish for bnshy wh1skess OF fascI-
nari1g mnsteche, send for box OF Belling-
hams Stimulating Onguent. It is warranted
to bring them out in from three to six weeks
Sent on receipt of price and postage. $1.1a to any
address, BY ]. q. Johnson, 70 Stats street, Chica
60. LII. mh28, ,am
Cock d ErIa1n, ss Dearborn strees, hare
s,sds sAeir psica for cleaning Gnd dyeing gents
gszments liz. than any Other house In the city
e4
@ ALI shoula not tall to read the ad7et ttdaeraent
, 1861-05-01

Tho movement IN cora during the past week has
been very active, and the market has advanced o1E
@3Hc per bushes Besides good speculative in.
Quiry BY the holders Of currency, since the on H.
lug of nav Elgatfou, there has been active demand
for shippers, and sellers had every advantage
TODAY, however, the msrket IL much calmer,
aud we not1ce decline since yesterday OF h01c
per hashel. The transactions were az follow -
10000 bu River Mixed at 355<c aloat; 85.00O bu
Mixed at SIC In etoros $4,000 bu do ut sac
ta store; 5000 bushels do at s5Xc 70 5 !:
17o0o bu DO at 3415c fo.b.-prefeered currency
II O00 bu Rejected River at 35c TO- b. QUO bu do
at sc a1oat; 900 ba R. fected at S6,4c in store
5000 ou do at Sic in store; 1000 bu 40 At &c In
RIora.
OATS-Received last week, Il ,s75 bu; shipped.
45o bu The marke: In the early part Of the week
Was very frm and several lots were sold at eOc III
store; lut during the past three dAys there has
been ittle Or No inquiry, and the market loses at
decline OF 943c per buehe1. To-day the eales
were-600 bu No. at 1876 In Btore-subject to &c
storage.
RYE-Received last week, 3,91s bu: sh,pped,
o42 hu- In the early part Of the week there was
some speculative inquiry, and No. was sold at
42c in store; hut at The close there IL no demand
and the market IL aga,u dull and almost entirely
nominal,
BARLET-ReceEved lsst week, g. so bu; ship-
ped. $40 bu. Thera has been rather more ativfty
IN the market for otr i store, hut It closes quiet,
with eaie. to-dAy Of 1870 baEs at &c On track.
aR0CER1E3-Ther receiptB Of Groceries during
the past week from the South have been sery light,
because OF the rebellion and stocks here will haYs
to be 1splentshed in New York. The demand for
sugars 1s lair. We Quota ~ follows.
, 1861-05-01
Adjourned Meeting Of the Board OF
Educat1oNs

~t--~'' ~ - ff{ItA 90: Anf1f Ht1s
90 Preeent-afessrs. Dore Foster, Newberry. Ward.
Carpenter, Bass. Steele. Hoard and Sheaharl
, Aosens-measrs, Moselay, Haven, Taft, sturte-
want, Hayea audHlgginst 80
a4r. oeeels, Ut .hu COMMITTEES On School Lott.
presented proposition fr1m @. B. Fars7eI!. for
1ne purchase Of the lot at the corner OF Wabash
Avenue and Twelfth street. and proposition Of
!. $. Nawhouee and r. Carter for the sale Of lot
sub division T'e
which was adopted:
:, Resolosd, That thta Board do reeommend that
tnn location fofthe new hool bulldog be changed
70 TUE TWO lots now owned By Thomas 8. Dtek1n-
500, fronting 100 feet on Wabath Avenue, the came
costing seventy-fva. dollars per foot provided,
that the title to said lots sba be found to BE- per
tecr aud that 1t js fnexpedient to sell the lot on
the corner Of Twelfth street and Wabash Ayente
1t the price offered. ~
M. Ward offered the following resolution,
which WAS unanimously adopted:
IPesolped, That tbs school house now proposed
to be built by the city in the South Division be,
and the eame is hereby named The Haven School,
aud tue Committee on Building md Grounds are
hereby authorized to prepare atone ainIlar to
those the other school buildings With the above
mans inscribed thereon, and attend to It's inser-
ton. '. .--
On motion Of Dr. Foster, the Committee On
Bai1dipgs and Grounds were authorized 10
cause The roof Of the new school building to
bo raieed so much as may BE- necessary to at
ford 3 suitable raom above the third story Tor
q gymnasium. Adjourned.
VIII WE11s. Secy,
, 1861-05-01

I sAA~1A' cSAtI 4Nol4AE-Ns1f9 ct
scaga ans1s sy Equity of Cost s-super.or ccu7: Ct
,as'S sra1e!; M,hia; ssd Jess:a j. Whiting VI PAU
5o 5oa sGuil lr. 6ter3s Eackhsa Hob@rs cmae1 VII.
sP': Is.5s Il J J Il II u IT, ~!
aasErz Adasssoa oa :. ,N=Ekifk 4 j saeI kaf,nn n
xxsfIs5of xfIs1 basta r Ca5res snE laa1
pkias ssrsh L hspis, o,E = Ga 4 sso :. W.
George & spsias #t2thfo I, spfar ~ = 7hass :!
Fa991p FFaaem9pe;a George 5aa. Caarss c. Allen "a
"A Amda1,: oftas q q rtAie7ce CT william Il 1ovs,
sa:kaa eaoa acf5sFt g ;e1 y. nfscsI 81 LeekvSed Ges
zen. G. o:ge =. Brgs. GLar'ea t.y a ~ ""
5oan Wl3se3. fonrtaea oft e dstendaut5 atoTs 1sei
peo Ssea nf9 ~ r. re ocs efths clesk ot sal So
AoGce = hereby gtTen 70 taa said ulavn 4 Love.
}23: kb bsno13 Lee wood. Gi Isee scu Jr. Gsesys
Jamss ta y. johnson, 1, J. p1el. WaE9rn NsEtoa "a
omnsinx e snat M r. 5e.eplaaats filed ther bill VI
ssssd oas q: III aa1 u. eas MI nj
h is by law TeaGi:ed AnI sitsr = J. A2;;
u9 W t4s 'sa aay Ct April C: cf NJ: C"on
IN IN ~ n. ~. sunRass aa4 sald Fstazna6s
loy. bea:Ei lockwood Gldeoe eli. j.. GsvrSs
II GeoFae / Bfsas q ri:s si!sn oWIn 9Sxa uo;i T
Lanes 3an J3hoz1n l. J. ouel, EG5zta keaIoa sd
pe1ao9 :h1 e pffTS7a ~ saa spesa
a1 MT day Ct r. ns;t ara ii 5, dya It
iasl III "a III Eaa t0uasy o. ~ lrst Aoa.,ay Nay.
b "a aena5 sa = as ss' ,s s2ia ss ss
aao tnnSs therein cnargas aud s.a.aa w b. tahsa -
snse's4 81 q ya soEa
CanHrs 3olrA .oss,li-.V
, 1861-05-01
4Q9IVn. 81 1V 10 NlUukEtH1, 1uE.
FL0GR-The following tables show the receipts
and Shfpueuta dnyIn9 the week.

The Flour market during the past week has been
Eastern exchange and the want Of co6dance In il.
hnofs eurehcy-and prices ran up to $5006a5 Is Tor
lair to good extras During the past two days.
advance gained in the early part of ths week has
been almost entirely lost. The sales during the week
amount to upwards Of 70 coo br1s Winter wheat
heen mado at S. 1905 90 for White, and Il. .40M5
70 for Red. RE Flour Ia quiet and nomipai at
"1r r1ots;ions. Corn Neal steady. We oaote
, 1861-05-01
M A 1t ! " i; Ii TT
FORT OF CHICAGO.

pron sfandrta wc1ch H1es1. April 90
bh1s Ham 115S 1ins naaa1o' aa I,oo hu corn, ~
Rark Jnhn s1yeens!P ans P'fs a,,,E,a tEa",
Schr Cochrene. i3arry oanAo' 5sgD ou corr
schr Ashta5aia' BiseIoT. " M'Ss3 9S,3 :.
hn enrn :.stt ~ !sa ayef' ogdensburg, T. ,o0
Rare Nannni Wond p'F.,, m nm
"AAf Wheat a' "ss'' AeafshaE' Buffalo. 5000 bu
schr RsEes Bryan Por1 csbn.n, ,9,9 ~ % 3aa eofn.
, 1861-05-01

SALE Whaz

vi OklGEGE 5 Al E. Nhers "a.
~ William Ms.Ellliar Z. did, Gu the utnatee1 u
f ey of SdIss ns sssr 1a a ths year o..
1y to tse uGd,, M 4 nsd h!s eerra ms.sscs 1sed
ts opeity aeFei1sser described to aas tue ptv:
aSEt1 tAs two ctft&!1 proaiss tes 6f eYs y. ia
herewith fpF thr ann CT tfs-ea hucdr.f duliAr eaca
uue y oae aad TWO sears after date tnsr.ot re.
tpssufelT d e. drawing interest al .Ir ;,eF cunt
;ss aSnun. pa5aela annuans wfjc5 aid 1aeit.axa
Ieed Is r 3fded In the Recyders I'll e IL AID 1er la
Tnaty cf c. ok tn ths srsts or ii "a In TX ! II
AofL:aEeA At page - md wuereas ii IL d anis
"a "a nesn made II The payne OF .n!a p,oGiao:J
.ow therefore Fue 1c rotlce Il herebY r.yen thotT
the said mortgage, sha u..der acd oy strtn. r. ;h1
~ oTs5 ssS ~ sta G rt "a asd b. ne1
2Esssa' o. ~ n: ~ dag Of My. l. b III, at tea
IL 4 The Gnrs :, Hois E.. IL TIE IT.
70 !oT1sg r. 6asssd r as ros o. a1es lsa tuaIa
s1qs s~s Psea!sss e :crbed 10 and con BY sad
1lV1aI Il blSGs nu;n5erSd tweury-s+ye. III II fSn
ASSESSORS L1stso oE Tie south # ctona1 ocsrte|
lsestlon twenty ;Zs}. tcwn D III .rtYt,i = Nj
north range fourteen the ttY oi .4htca q. af
sala togs.h.E With 81 sht ant equt7 ofrsd ,,io nf
ta sal lillian s. AcHl.lt u1s Lls heirs "a 1c
therein JOEL t3i7rItY .:nrt.aas 1a - is2a
GALLEP HITCHCOCK, AtrS4
anti1 t4t3
, 1861-05-01

P1TTsBuRoH, Fort WATNE & CHICAGO YAzps.-
ssles Of Stock reported expressly for the Tgu-
uaE, by s. ". How1es, Commission Salesman.
, 1861-05-01

g ALI ehoula not fail to read the Advertisement
OF Prof Wnnd IN tn-days p&per E1k-fy
, 1861-05-01

: ..-.. M a r RI E d.
IN this city on te 29h tnet at the residence OF ths
hrlae's ta'Ler, Willard ccoS Esq By Rev. ". w.
and Miss LIEN S. COoK. Of this city.
, 1861-05-01

MA THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY
fzs&44 are requested 10 meet for drill on Etdues-
.7ASz dsy evening next at half past seven o'clock
exactly. at the BoTEd Of Trade Rooms on South
Water B1reet. n. K. FA1RBANK,
CYRUS PRATT,
H0RATlO PINKHAM
ap9n.2t WATSON Ma TTHEWS.
Home Guard-s.Flrst Ward.
MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
~ notified Of Squad Drill every evening at
7l No. 1893 Randolph street. On Thursday
A and Saturday evenings Of each week Full
Company Drill, and on those evenings Roll Call at
~ o'clock, when every member Is expected to
report himeelf.
By order Of the Company. --...
L, B. WILLIAMS, see'y.
, 1861-05-01
Receptton OF senatot uouelax.

&keGePAu0 OK 86GAt0f D0W&kMks
Tho Committee chosen at the Briggs House,
mst yesterday afternoon and perfected AZ
rangements for the reception of Senator
Douglas, who is to reach this city at B,4oP
Ii. He is to be met at Joliet by delegation
Of gentlemen from the Committee Of Ar
rapgements. =:
From the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Z.
z. depot in this city he is to be escorted 10
National Hsll. Tho following Is the order OF
procession:
ORDER or FaooEssIoH.
Marenal-GEoRos n. GAoE.
4s.istoa.-s. {. Bepham, F. Granger Adams.
sraT sssietants John Van Arman, G. E. Lake,
Philip Wadsworth, partd 4; Gage, 6, =. Bowen,
1ss1ss M9Esn 5h.s L. Gat'sF sS:, yosa
Rnaa1Hs Ronntsses g B Brown, ". NJ Derby, John 4.
neasr. soauF Frank Lumbard, atds:
The several volunteer br!Eades. regiments and
ronnaniee now In the city arS requested to form
on Waehiuston street, with their tight resting in
Clark street, and will proceed to ths depot in time
e e aeEs I'd Rs1%Ry e s{fi H. n aas es
the citizens as Wish to join IN the procession
mounted. will form on ssata street. right resting
Madison street. and start for the depot promptly a
eight O'Clock, It IL earnestly 1esired that this di
vision shall be numerous ard imposing.
At the depot before the arrival OF the train, the
procession will be formed In the following order:
l., Tue military volunteers now In Chicago
9 Citizens On horseback.
Theae two divisions will form the escort
5: Carriage containing Senator Douglas md 4.
B. Bryan, Esq.
4 Members Of the Ctty Government; the Judgca
Of the several Courts are invited 20 be present
carriages will be in readiness for them.
s. The Committee Of Reception. appointed By
the meeting A. the Briggs HOUSE. On honday even
Ing, in carrfsges-
9. cittZeup ID foot.
LINE OF MAEcn.
Tho procession hayi:g been formed. will proceed
By the following route:
Eaet on htadiso, etreet to Clark. north On Clera
to Lake. west on Lake to National Hall.
The platform iu the hall will be reserved for tht
procession.
arrived at the hall, T. B. Bryan. ESQ.,, ri ! for
mally Welcome Judge Dougla. tn his home, II
which hddress Judge Douglas will EespoEd.
4 salute Of thirtJ.fopf guns will be fred On he
arrival Of tae train.
It is desired that the buildings on the line Q
march should be illuminated. Carriages Will bs
furnlshed fur members OF the city government
judges and committee, and the gentlemen referred
to are requested to NEE at The fremont House al
TX o'clock Assistant mar.bats will wear militia
RI caps. and white rofet1e On the right bse ,ss
and will report themselves mounted a. the IRE
mont House At ~ o'clock shaTp
GEonoE " GAGE.
, 1861-05-01
A11t0unrzt!1R11tH.

tIN1NI W kJ1F1 IFl17kL u 1V q MI.
~ CHARLES B. WELLS, Ct Kane Comfy r.
Ia~s ~ cpg sa rucdssty requires, woula al II rrra
hlmt+I - Candidate FOR Clsrk OF the d1plerne con,t
for thu Thirt GrAud Etvss!5n aoI1Y:r.
fL E f e f;F THE SUPREME
CoCEr voa TIRE THIRD GRAND Drv1sfo;
DAVID L. HOU,H OF the City OF L. l.tle In In Sa,:c
Cuulty - candidate for C1erk o. tue Supreme Court
for tbs Tntrf iE1nd Dt Il Ion. Eactto Is be neid m
soe 1ss nof1ay IN JH7a HeEt. 3p'2.fl3- !.
, 1861-05-01

The RED ZouAyE Cars 1t is time fer our
volunteers to adopt some other style Of cap
than the bright scarlet Of the Zouave pattern.
There is an objection to both color and style.
the former gives too good a mark for the enc.
my,a peculiarly enjoyed By red heaaed wood.
peckera, as the youngest sportsman knows.
Again the head is il1y protec:e ed by the zouaye
cap, which, covering only the top Of the head,
and barely that, falls to give shelter from sun,
aud inclement weather. There never was
manufactured for rou"h use better head coy
ering than the sofs felt hat and its adoption by
the army was sensible one It may be
slouched to protect the face and neck, is s"s.
ceptible of a large variety Of shapes and mod
ifcat1ons,no Of which, however, should in
teriere With moderate breadth Of brim.
There IL nothing Of the kind ths. for general
utility can equal the soft felt hat, and it would
be far better II our new corps as they formed
should adopt 1t, and waste no money On
these tiny and uaeless Zouaye caps, certainly
not in the bright scarlet color NOW too gener-
O ~ selected by the zouaree.
LEADEp MATTER.-0n Friday last three car
loads Of lead for bullets was sent from this
city on an order from the War Department,
and made at the Chicago Lead Works. The
shipment was made over the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, and had reached
Philadelphia on Monday. The lead is drawn
out into wire Of the thickness Of about half
An inch, coiled, and at Washington will be
passed through a machine at the Navy yard,
, 1861-05-01

CATTLE Po1soNED.-We hcsr Of one or two
instances in the North Division, whcre COWS
running in the streets have been poisoned.
On and after the first cf May, the police will
risid1y enforce ths ordiEaIces relative to cat
tie runnirg st large. owners will do well to
profit by both warnings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
.ce,s,o s97722 5H6t40
Speeiei .''i'' 10 ISSGS3 n I26O3l srfh is660 2o5
1870 ;l,,, ,'''" SaSssia siCC 253 6,40St SO

CIculalion.... = 634S,6i3 r. s,lGc 2a3 a SfO'SS
Tie statement of the present week, compared win
the prece ding shows decrease Of Sl DOG in the items
Of oars and discounts s. 993 in depsits $79, 800 in
circulation. and an increaee Of s5Oi O74 in specie.
TIE Dry Goods trade drags heavily, but we report
larger business than for any previous week. BONE Va
the hon es engaged in tie Ohio and Western INTERIOR
as well az this State trade doing much as Trey
did last YEAR, but the general businefs cannot DC re
ported az satisfactorily expected The eei feature
of encouragement arises from the fact Of the returning
confidence in mercantile credits few weeks since
the manufacturers as well as the commission houses
declined to sell literally and the prudent JobDer re-
fused 10 enter into any engagements except those OF
imperious necessity. Hence trade WAS restricted Az
that time the obbers paper had little currency IN the
street excert at excessive rates5 to "a per cent per
annum-wbe at this time rates have generally declined
one half, and some jobbers paper is eagerly sought
after at less than legal rates Of interest This return
ino confidence will do much toward the general re-
sumption of business The obber is stronger from the
fact that his collections have been better and the in
debt. dhess of the South and Wet s becoming daily
duced 1t is generally believed that the trade in April
will be larger than at any previous month"; and that
the business of the year will gradually increase, until
sudden recovery after the panic of 1857 was beyond
the expectations of ALL and it is reasoned that the i'm
provements III the latter months Of the year will De as
manifest Nevertheless, the awful uncertainty OF q
peaceful settlement Of political questions prevents
amy important engagements in the general market for
the present
The prices Of general Domestic goods have not
varied particularly since last review. Heavy
Standard Sheetinfs are still in moderate demand at
Sc. and Printing Cloths have not recovered the de-
preston noticed las; week. The nominal price ior
6lx63s is 4Ic but forced sale Of the goods could not
be made al that price, other counts are offered proper
tionatey low Bleacbed goods Of standard makes are
held firmly and prices are well maintained, but all
irregular and unknown styles are sold lower DhIs
are accommodating with parties who are not work
ing ON contract to deliver notwithstanding the heavy
shipments, and could be bought at concession Of te
per yard. Fancy Cassmeres and low Woolens, Cotton
Warps and Ssinets in better demand; the rrice,
however nearly 10 pc, cent less than AUTUMN rates,
even for good makes.
We annex our usual summary Of exports Of Do
nestle CottOns from this port for the week ending
Tneadav March as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

Gyor lin German Raab), and these Hungarian words,
%" Beriioz Hectornak q Gion iijussak" ito Hector
Berlioz, the young men Of Gyorl. ms
The Emperor Of Austria has just conferred the
great gold modal for Science and Art upon NJ Psuer
gentleman well known and highly esteemed In the
musical world. .f.I err
On the l4tb February the refugees Kossuth,
Klapka, Perczel, Turr and Michael Horya,h, were
elected by the inhabitants of Keeskemet Hungary 70
represent the town,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

FoRT SUNrER--THE FAcTs.-A rumor was eurrent
yesterday that NJ Foryth bad sent dslatehesto the
Governor, positively assuring him that tie garrison
would be withdrawn iron Fort Sumter. Ibis lie ia-
correct In bis di.patch Mr.. Foryh merely gave ID
his impression that Lincoln would pursue the soafse
indicated 100 -
Per contra the following indicated dispatch, from
reliable source in Washington, received Yesterday:
Great efforts being made 10 reconsider The
the troops from Fort Sumter thiAk hey W. A tn1
consult alton is 10 be held lon,orrow ,...r
80 thai the matter Is still in doubt.
." 'A'N ''' iChuleaon Msrcary, 10th inst
APpoISrMrSTs By TIE GovERsoR, by and ~th
A. .dvia and consent Of the 6enatsNoI.Rfxs PrBlId-
w Siinmons. knfs-ffsncs o. svedo,
Arnold Cross Sumner Stow Ely. Gilbert Lin1s.y IT,,
lama. Wke,lsr John C. Scbenek, William w. Edwards.
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son Qoeea,-ssmnel & Asmar sernarcs Eendriclson.
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Lnse Wesschester--Jas T. Ayres Nsw-yoIk-John Ahem,
Wism Apgar, FRANCIS BoSnlsp, Edward w Coin janice
j. Dean Fsler H. DpncaG Charles Edward Waiter I'd ards,
IT, William Ely. William r. Eugliib. Gugarno 0sjsni,
Dsnis 4. CAN'T. J. Wso, Gresns William ). hssca Fsncs
J. Hoffman, Chaa Holman, Smith honans, ssnlB bouss,
Solomon HUI Edgar IyiDg N.tnsaiel Jarvis g. s,maaa
Mrrrihsw, Napoleon Moantiord wilhaa W. Miles, Cavin
Eoyes Abraham Percc Joseph Pinokney, Henry Place
Edward Prime IT,, J. 5aks AttsIbsnd, hsrnsld Rose Thos
Saders John b. Sasterhwsite Aex r sharp Eio shsp.
ard Wn. J. Sinclair 3. Newton Smith, Frederick StytA Rt
ard ssAckp poole. Godfrey W. Seinbrennes EdwarS Tsomp
Themes Trumbu Gideon j. 1sckxr PAschs W. Tuneys
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