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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

FoRT PICKENs REINFoRCED.-The intelli
gence published in the New York papers,
that Fort Pickens was reinforced on the
night of April 18th. appears to be anthem
tic. The Richmond Enquirer, of April 18th
contains the following dispatch from the
same source through which the official cor
respondence had between Gen. Beauregard
and the Secretary of War Of the Confede-
rate States was first communicated to the
public:
MONTGOMERY, April l3-To the Hon. II.
A. Wise.-Bv authority of the Hon. J.. T..
Walker, Secretary of War, have to inform
you, for general publicity, that on last night,
reinforcements were thrown into Fort Pickens
by the Government at Washington, i'll viola
ton Of the Convention existing between that
Government and this Confederacy.
JoHN TYLER, JR.
II any agreement or convention" was
ever made between the authorities at Wash
ington and the officers of the Confederate
States, it bad been violated by the latter
long before the 18th of April, and of course
was no longer binding upon the Govern
ment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

ANDERsoN's DlSPATcm.-The following is
Major Anderson's dispatch to the Secretary
of War:
S1R:-Having defended Fort Sumter thirty
four hours, until quarters were entirely burned,
main gates entirely destroyed by fire, the George
wall seriously injured, magazine surrounded by
flames, and its doors closed from the effects Of
heat, four barrels and three cartridges of pow
der only being available, and no provisions but
pork remaining, l accepted terms of evacuation
offered by Gen. Beauregard, being the same Of
fered by him on the llth inst, prior to the com
meneement of hostilties and marched out of
the fort Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst, with
colors flying, drums beating, bringing away
company and private property, saluting the flag
with fifty guns. ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major First Artillery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

MAN MURDRRED.-The body Of John +.
Drew, was found in the chaparral, on the road
side, between Honcut City and Bangor, in
Butte county, on Saturday last. 1t appears
that Mr.. Drew was driving butcher wagon for
Mr.. Harris, of the Honcut, and on the day
named was collecting, and was known to have
had on his person about forty dollars. While
driving through Washington Ravine he was
shot, two balls taking effect in the breast and
ranging downwards. His body had evidently,
been dragged some distance, as his face and
other parts of his body was much scratched and
bruised.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

MAY-DAY.--At meeting of the Teachers Of
the Congregational, Baptist and Methodist
Sabbath Schools, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That we return our sincere thanks
to those citizens of Nevada who assisted in any
way in making preparations for the Picnic, on
the LIST of May. We are under great obligations
to Messrs Beans, and Newman K Weaver for
the use of their teams in conveying children to
and from the grove. We also return thanks to
Mr.. Joseph Richardson for the use Of ropes for
swings. w. Il. L. DEAL,
]. r. RuMERY,
A. CLARK,
Nevada, May Z, 1861. Committee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

Tue mail steamer Sonora, with passen-
gers and mails from New York TO April llth
was telegraphed off the Heads, San Fran
clseo, at quarter past seven O'Clock yes
terday evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

FATAL ACcIpENT.-A man named Wind
sor Wells was suddenly killed at Virginia
Flat, Sierra county, April goth, by the
giving away Of the timbers in the tunnel
in which he was working. He was ma
tive of Manchester, New Hampshire, and
about thirty years of age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

SHIPwREcK.-On Saturday night last, the
ship Sea Nymph went on a reef, three miles
north of Point Reyes, and was wrecked.
The sailors were hauled ashore aud saved,
with the exception of the steward, who was
drowned. The vessel was consigned to W.
I Coleman 4 Co., and together with the
cargo is total loss.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

HUMBOLDT MINBs.-A correspondent Of the
Bulletin, writing from Silver City, April oath,
says: "Silver ore from the Humboldt river
has just been assayed here which yields SIG, 900
to the tun, as l am informed by party who is
interested in the lead. Parties from this viei-
nifty are leaving daily, hoping to find another
Ophir in value, and their prospects are good
if accounts from there are correct.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

New DEFINITIoNs.-The right of Secession
The right of minority to rule or ruin. Co.
ercion-To take highwayman's hand from
your throat Union sentiments-Save the Union
If Barkis' is willin'. Peaceable-To lie still
while your enemy beats you to death.-[M Marys-
vile Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

In the summer of 1859, the volunteer rife
men of New England numbered but 1900 men.
Now force of 100000 men, perfectly equipped
are fit to take the field. This army has its own
cavalry, its own artillery, and its engineers, as
we'll as its batallions of infantry, and was or
ganized before the present national need for its
services occurred.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

DWELLING BURNED.-The dwelling house
of Mr.. Theodore Heiss, at Carson City, was
consumed by fire April 24tb, together with
the family stores aud thirty-fve hundred
pounds Of -four stored in the house.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

CoLLEcTIoNs.-On Monday last the District
Attorney paid over to the County Treasurer the
sum of 81 1888 IL, money collected on the de-
linquenttax list under the special act. We learn
that between 800 and $500 was collected by
Mr.. Mas!n yesterday afternoon, in addition to
the above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

MIoRAToRY.-The Mariposa Gazette says
that One-third of the people of that county will
cross the mountains this summer destined for
the silver regions. 1t also says that mules are
so cheap, that silver-hunters can supply them
selves without stealing, as many have done.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07
9erada 2elnutrat.

Octavian HOOgs, is our Agent for San Fran.
cisco. He Is authorized to receive advertisements
and collect and receipt for the same.
A. BndIam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento
TO receive advertisements and collect for the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

A. BLOCK, S. FURTH, F. BLOCK, JR.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-07

Nevada, May 7, 1861. Conn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

StDnet. 2tuA itunp ia mod etn GROCER @ofal
paDor, nit elmer 3innernen S6ale beOeft, gum
9tahttrunf noA alter G6ter Site auf benz GtIHs
ben neben Dem 8ette, uno ouf etnem Seller la.
gen bret fetngewtdelte @tgarren mtt6eoeripulen
ber3baft naA Der Negel letne8 weilen Suns8es
fellenlebers rGnoe gut, Nqes gut !" lesrte ct In
etnem 3u9e ben 9ofal 3itnoete pann, um mS9s
lt6t piele m1nnliHe @inDritde 1m Ietne perl6ahs
terte, mdphen6aft Sa9enbe Seele at Iammeln,
etne @igarre an unr Dampfte 1hneu bas ean3e
jun9frduIicbe Stib9en 70 SOl, baB es etner
HauAtammer 9ltA. - Sn etuer talben Minute
mar er aus Den &Ieibern, warf N1eS Hod, BeIte,
8etnfleioer, auf benz 6uBbppeu umber uno Die
Sttefel nit Den fIrrenpen Spcren pplternO pe
in etnem Wtrtbsbau8 SCr Die Shire, Ihleuoerte
ote gltmmenoe @t9arre In baS gSaIIer pes @alh>
bedena, lGIAte pas 9t6t unp tii3te bann nit
Dem Oer3wefelten 2lusruf; vgute Na9t etpig
tun9er &apalier!" In pas metAe 6eperbetthen,
um = @ntleBen BON Der barten @trc6mas
trabe enen 10 unoerG0ften 0e9enltpB at betpm.
men, Dap i9m ale GnpGen mebe tbaten mnD er
beinabe I'M Ell ten Sbref baritber nit alei6en
6uBen wieper berausgelebt mare. Gr cebnte fb,
itredte lif - pas Eager mar bart pte etne Sea.
ernenprttI6e, trnrpe uuter letnent StG6nen ntGht
peifer unb bGtte niAt enOltG Der ogeratrGBer"
6 1einer erbarnrt er tpitrpe Die ganse 9adt iiber
tetn Au9e 9eIGuiieu baben. SO aber oerfel er
auf Der iunefraulihlten aller StrObmatraben
Ictun nd6 etner gtertelltunbe In etnen 70 berben
gSaiomann6lAlaf, ZAP Der ianfte Graumgptt
nttt ba9e9en auffummen fonnts, unO nur gu,
pelen tlsn8 es wie etn iuBer NuatisaQentpn
aus punflem gBalOes9runb purh letne Seele:
sd fol- unO muB etnen 6alten tris9en,
= Nimm MIDI SG9er, ntmm mt6,
Der muB NIT mir gum 6tmmel ftegen,
ullimm mid Sdaer, r1tmm mid"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

4ODletrSel
4ds e enabs sbeaO sues s Wie @0s Sibt unO 3en Gr-
pISliOn ai9t 9eiibrlih it, a8 2
gg 9arSsOel, TffdssSbran,
49,. Gperm=OeI,
seretnistee Gel iar Neafbnens
Sdnber etnpertsuir erboI,n eaeIpe NIT bsOtsncsH
&abbatt 9eGen Eaar.
6. %. SDrb,
sim q}Q, 81 Segtitr,, nase SOp'barAftT,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22

GbarleS gDalter,
Rc. 39T DsStr., Der Stabtbaae se9en4te'
@sibtus.tcH .. 6.
euipfebItF4 ais -
0riebeusri9ter, SffeutGider ROtar, GemnltHdr
Der gcmt Of @laims uuo Der perl4ieoenea
Staaten Der Union.
gr bslSra Die gransuus Natefn, 8eIepaNsH Ipp 81
Bstrsibana spm cToeauSea bus Commencement srs sr
m aub aussrsertt gupisrs ais Dsebs, Seass, NOrgases
GpIuau NJ. GA bsFbrSert Eaoeiere BON nab Rad gupe
mit Oampf- uuS eses&fen nnb ecrst gnaIfrunoeM mi
AnsaabIuRsea bon @sIberHbier uuS IN europa.
Desanesa on rbr HtOsoens bis nbr 9beaes an @ceN
Rasa, Won 40 u5y Morssns an Ssnntassu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-22
SO. N. S5mtSt.
OeutI6e 8uAbanpIung, 8u9btnperet unb
QeibbtbliOtbef.

NeIbbibllOtbet. .I.. -.
$40. 94 sS. Baltimore, sWicben 0ap'M 5plIicApffr.
SD taube ulit p,ipeu 6senOtn Owe BEN seebrn 4abItum
Gasemeinsn ausu8ei9en, baB t@ meu Gead go. b5
@aphr mad Obaeu Pas Oeret tabe slo bite baS nit br
seI6entte Isrtrauen aud feruer bsrpatren su wpleu
Wistn Eager BON oeWti@en @I@ern in alsn 8ronten
@ S@1lbH@er, S@reib- uub 3et9 9enbefte, S@rstb-
naralieu oIer gtrt bsutf@e @uiif fir @ianO unh @e
Iang tob m eu ba Bette o,rUpItinb8 unb perte m gat
ber i6lettsn 3er Die tiuisrsu Preis ts0en.
@ ueiue SetbbibIip TIBET made i'd beienberS aufmeam,
iabem i9 bisielbs fpeoer 6sbtuteno pernGrtt babe.
Nuf bas @tubinben con 8absrn, Dthft Wsrbe i'd mne
beIpnosre QufaterfIamte perpeuSe uO babe i ene
btnSere 10 pOunGaSi8 eu96et alien Guitrassn beien5
senitsen gu f6nnen Q8. Sc. Q @mtst,
OtSes re- 94 g8 Baltimore, aet&sn @ap SOaipnstr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

ing slave who had become free by having placed his
foUt CA free soil We have counted many a nine
States in which Buchanan dem nds the repeal OF the
laws which they have opposed to the encroachmens OF
slavery.
VIVA, are hesc States 10 dor Will the North resign H.
self to capiiuation OF its copscienceto sacrifice OF
its self loveand submit 10 exchange for the maintenance
OF the confederation 70 all the exenoies OF the SOUTH
vii il accept the evasion proposed 10 under the form
OF remonstance and wise advices According Mr.. Blu
chanan that would be the only means OF saving tho
Union Or will the North irrituted in It's turn by the
rcpreaches o the President who throws the whole
r, 81 onsbity Of the crisis, persist in its victory,
and allow the south, which II has neither threatened
nor provoked to act II lkess This Ia what dis
tant future viii inform u.s. For our part, our wishes are
at the same time for tho safety Of the great American
repubc and for the gradual dimnution Of slavery. We
much fear however, that the North will in the late
Message propositions offensive 70 IT, while the South will
find there an encouragement to It's projects Of rupture
Mr. Buehapan would thus have failed In his attempt 1t
pacfcation and will have beQueathed 70 his follow
trymen only incoheren commentary on tho consttu
TON Of tho republic. Would not have been better II
be had referred famous letter Of Washington dated
In April 1856 in which that Father OF his Country
eaidslThere not living who desires more sim
cerey than plan adopted for the abolition or
slavery but there Is but suitable and eccua mode
Of accomplishing that object-legsative authority"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
Common Plens-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.
rnE nIsrurEp cuAMpFrLAINsuIr.

TnR nIsrUTED cHAMBEELAISsuIr.
JAN lo-ln the matter OF the City Chamberlainship
motion was made by tho Corporation Counsel TO compel
ATi Nathan Patt TO make to Mr. Daniel eyu tho
lately appointed Cy Chamberlain all the books and other
property belonging 10 that oce IN his possession.
motion WINS made by ex-Judge Whiting on the part Of
Mr. patt for pcstponemon 10 order to afford time 10
put IN aieavits. THIS motion oyerrulei, and the
Corporation Counsel with whom asocia I'd Mr.. John
r. lvln proceeded 10 sta the grounds upon which the
summary Proceedings asked iur based A cerorarf
was also granted n, tho supere Court remove the
pocc gs 10 that Court bs groInd that Jddge Of
the Common Pleas had not jnrisdction IN the mtion.
AcngihcLed dissssion ensued between Judge fronr
con end Dir. Van Wnklo the question OF iursctioa.
The Court took tie papers and ed ts decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
supr. me Court-Chaml,ers,

Eolnfc Hun. JnuRe EafnaTd
JAN. a-Hcr,y Wt21s Is, Batid Jdrdtne --Attachment
granted, with $40 costs.
Nader a the 7rvf for Walter RI Ffa-se ct al Tho pa
PERI do not sufficiently show ihe natter Of the trust
Natter " Petition Of Roteft H. Observation-Disclosures de-
MED.
d,rahom o. jennings Il al. 49, John r. Ccppcdge-Tho
plaintiff must proceed under the attachment in order TO
obtain the money.
7inchy Duson Aa,cn H. Beon.--Ordor 10 be enter
cd permitting defendant to swer, and the issues be
referred 10 q referee &c Eath party take short
uce OF trial Judgment and levy, IL any to stand
ourty, and Gu condition that defendant pay plaintiffs
attorney $40 Costs and disbu of entering udg
me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Ref0re Hon. Judge linton.
JAN. 90 Callahan rs NDrrts e ai--reave 10 ssrys
amended complaint granted pay nent 81 Sio cCsts
7rys, yen~tres--Motion open Judgment taksn By
default denied, witt $40 cos,s.
In 10. Nathan r. -hosDa.--Applicstiou dismiss a.
FULTON ~ Eefov.Notion 10 DISCHARGE order OF area
granted, with $40 costs.
Haley IS. Ffozer. judgment vacated and cause 70
stored TO tho calendar on paymentN si2 costs 70 IN
attorney.
Cushing ~. Co~iiin--Icavc To . within Nv
days IN payment Of $40 costs
Bailey ~ Lard. Case settled.
CA0nasertasn ~. Barwry--No,ion FOR attachment an
receiver denied with $40 costs - be deducted from u
Judgment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12


JAN. 10.--EdWard p. Clark Daniel GaHdghcr.--
Motion to dissolve injunction Denied with $40 COSTS 70
abide the event Of action.
John A. Loring ne United Stat valca.ised Ggsta
Percha Bcitmg and Pdctfna Company IT ai.-ato:on 70
resettle decree, kc. denied without Costs.
Before Hon. Judge BARNARD.
Charles X. Bin0ham Alfred Dts6ro,c and otAcss.Mo-
tcn denied.
New Fork Menot fnsrdfpce Company rs. John Cock
on.--Reerred back referee take proof to
the disposition Of the Thirty fourth street property
the proceeds thereof
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United states Diatries Court,
before Hon. Judge Beta.

TIE SLAVE TRADE IN NEW YORK.
JAN. l0.-Mr James buchanan Henry, Assistant DIG
rict Attorney entered order of condemnation confs
eating the bark Cora. Our readers will remember thai
the Cora seized of the Congo river by tho Consteia
ton, with about seven hundred slaves board. Tho
captain and CROW win soon be brought 10 trial
The Aue0d Sla,vr H. L.. Coog1reU--Iho testimony Ia
this completed this morning and the matter sub
mitted to the Judge, who reserved his decision.
Before Hon. Judge smalley
CHARGE OF MUTINY.
The crew or the ship Staghound recently brought
homo in the Hussar charged with mutiny the road
stead Of Angrevs were ipdotcd by the Grand Jury On
being arraigncd they pleaded not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

HAInAx, Jan. ii, 1861.
The America arrived here at ton O'Clock this morning
and sailed at noon with thirty Boston passengers
and &153 900 In specie.
Passed December SO, steamship Great Britain OIL wa
terford, bound east
she has fI62 900 in specie for New York
The iron plated shp-ofwar Warrior was successfully
launched on the 29ih.
The journals generally condemn rather than praise the
circular OF the Austrian Minister The posts Of Minister
OF Commerce and Of Public Instruction in tho
Cabinet OF Vienna remain vacant. Dspassonaee pout
Clans see that Count Rechbcrg and ~ Won scRereri can
not possibly pull well together
The paris correspondent OF London Herald says that
the warke preparations Of France are on far larger
soale than at the same period in 1858
Tho Paris Paeie says the government Is purchasing
cleaners in France convert them into men ofwar and
tTalFp0rts.
Btrlp letter states that for come weeks past the puf
ee "a horsee hal been made in Eastern Prussia Tor the
French and piedInontese governments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

NtFANl N 70 lsssl
Aaas~1aass~s-- Ftnw k~saa~a s.d s@vs~s.v--shsst~a
efCswwtsse@ = Sstaa.aA oeS~t SraAe,--Dlsvrf-ns-
sfpcsa.~--as~wt.n Dg&u=nug--caua..ysaw.saa--
taiA's ss~sfs~s--l,s-sasr n Dssfss a. 40 Nsssosrl
Fss,fsss~sx-A N~~ r~m..ssy OF Erlasn ~ 20.
~. fss
IAss .us v~s soi~ fcr ~ ceuustrsiioas--shis w<s
fuw "a. n-@s~~sa~sns tLlnx have hoard % them daily
lAreaxbous the ~s~x M psies y Bot ofEsRiRet jet,
sas hs.ce g~ivsie syoass sammary sveussd ~ith.
ous ach sSns~r " aierrapsien. "a eca,smpsied that
shs N~ssosAl Guard ~u psrsCrn Police da,y - coo
s4d~rsbas ext~at An sstenps msis vne evening this
vs~s 10 sa~s&snAss Col Dunn, Rassh caoef Of
osrssy o tA~ he esnpsen. A. he was Walking In the
sGrs~4 he was shot slta pistol by some unknown py
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Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.

WILL or MRS. BLANxNAS.
The examination Of Mr.. Batcn, Of the attest
ing witnesses In the case continued yesterday dur
ing the whole day. The evidence, however, literally
amounted to nothing, and only seemed strengthen In
case Of the prepayment. This witness has been on III
stand for six days and his testimony wearas sv~Y
one but the contestants counsel
WILL OF ELIZABETH A. BROWNE.
Th8 will has been admitted 10 probate The tetsstrtx
orders her debts 10 be paid thcn that $50 be given -
the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum Of the city Of New
York, and finally that the balance Of her estate be dir
tributed among her relatives.
The wills II Jacob Clark, Michael Giecson and Agnsa
Clark have also been admitted 10 probate The aggregate
amount of property distributed by all these estsmsnts
equal To 800 900, but with the exception u thu
small already mentioned, Il is all bequesihed 70 ~
relations Of the deceased
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no ,ext Of the Chinese treaty s published 1t contains
n reference 70 Mr. Wards agreement TO pay sovereign
homage 20 the Emperor but the Geographic summary AZ
Liverpool makes the obscure The English inaem
nifty nominaly three millions sterling, winch = con
sidered too small
The United states steamer Hartford and sloop orwar
John Adams were at Hong Kong, and the gnboa. sagi
naw nj Sbanghae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
CAVE OF GOOD HOPE.

Commercial and monetary sfsFs at the Cape u Cool
Hrpc hsd improved.
Letters have boon received from Zanzibar and from
Nj Ncfatt.
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INDIA.

The London rlsss Gays Mana saheb Is stih alive with
1900 % coo followers IN Tibet, and has plenty or
money.
sr Hugh Rc~e's rrcmpt mcasurrr hau stopper ia'ne'
insuAOf iination IN the army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

CStINNAH Jan 10 I5VJ-
The Legislature met ~ ten O'Clock this morning n
House elected Mr., 9. N. Allen Speaker, Mr.. W. Cor.
don Principal Clerk, Mr.. A. r. Ncwkirk Assistant Csrs
The Senate elected Hon. John X Cravens President Mr.
Jas. Iyner Principal Clerk.
The Governors message will be delivered 70 morrSv
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Shocking Murder I'm Cimo,rn.t,.

~-..-- =. OINtaNNt1I, Jan. 10, 1901.
An, were stabbed last night In house Of slfams -
Maine street. opposite Gano street. by two mes nasA
t!cal ccoditiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
he bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
G6as ooo
The money market decidedly norc stringent with
aprossing demand.
Conrus closed on Friday at a2N o2s FOR account, OK
c aenJ, SATURDAY ~ precisely The same rates,
bit prices were hrnicr.
amuaoAS SECURITIES.
rrna centrsl shares wcro quoted Saturday AZ 2s3
afcu INT, Erie shares a. 34,s, and New York Central
Fharcs "a ssaso.
r,reg Brothers report limited business previous
rates and confined chiefly 70 ars' mortgage bonds
Nv York Centfa ~ 81
rcnrsy ivania ccn,ra es.................... sTa9l
Michigan crs4ira - ~
United states .exdV' = o'ts
uygRrooL corIOs MARKET.
Tho 4.iss q cotton saturday 2sth December, were
1893 heles including 900 Spectators aud exporters,
o., market easing arm.
STAIR or rRApE.
s1s aAvioss IRON Manchester favorable. The mar
a. va 0rm ana scgas suitable for the China market
wcfe II shuy higher though business restricted in
rsussrustco az lhe hoiiiaya.
IayERrooL uREAnsTrFrs MARKET.
ISvrfFogi Dec - 1860.
Hrhsrdsnn FJeres ca repart ~ make, quiet, ow-
lng % ~ hcaiaays rour arm and advancing quoted
81 -. 6a - a. wheat Advancing, and partially
ola NfN ~ Mtft 80 ~ 90 - - Mhtt"t tn y -
Con- qe,ss est "a higher MIXED ana yellow, 5ps 500
~ whft~. 60. q aiM
wakraeaa Nash O. rcpavt aeur advanced Oh wheat
"A ~ and THAI hola~rs q demand ~ advance,
Lanuooi, DO . isso
Ivesaauns are steady 49, am.
favfRroot rRoyiSfoS sARKrr.
R~f aan rws gsieI h.0u dail Lard dad, and
asoaaik@s seminal wskonsli, Nsah o. rrpor, AZ.
cins q ~ falvw aaisa bushsrs qaossd a. -
Ifessroot rRoprgk sARxEr.
~ noksrs 0rslar r~posts Wgs quis', cose lieaay,
tf afna No oahef artleirs Hnafioaed
IosnoN MAnKEr~.
nafs nroah~rN guose anss rsarset furin9 the bolt
a5s Wnssi eaass a laa2s aassac~ ~has smer'can,
e. - "a. "a. q Ga Irvn dua sugar stsaiy
- 1nshsse-i failow. eos Iar siy~, Ga ia, dol
ar = s'.a sAsas. %. "a.
SAWS O0rro~ sAkKEr.
opttee-->~~ s~sNna a.. essnsre ioif. has ssf
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nsrra. Dec a. iso
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ITALY

The siege Of Gac,a continues day and night The gar
risen replied.
It was reported that thc young Queen had left.
docroe constitutes the provinces Of Naples Sicily
The Marches umbria integral parts Of the state
tlciiy.
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TURKEY.
CHINA

The Jeddah claims have been definitely so,tied They
are "a be raid In full in Turkish consols ., So.
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LxavnyvoKm IAN. 10, 1854.
The Kansas Territorial Legislature organized the ~,
sroompton elcctns republican officers and on the 81
djourned 10 Lawrence.
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FRANCE.

The Bourse depressed. Rentes 87f. Toe
The impress EugeDie Is not allowed TO attend Cabinet
ipestiLas as formerly.
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Arrival OF the Glasgow At this Port
and the America at Halifax.
ARRIVAL OF 81, s22, 2lO IN SPECIE.
Extensive Warlike Prepare
lions in France.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
nREADSTUF FITS FIRM.
&C.. &c., &C.

The steamship Glasgow, Capt Roskel from Liverpool
an the 9th ut arrived this port yesterday a.efaoon
Her aavices are antc ,pated. Annexed Is the
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CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.

JAN p--.Mmcs Herbert and nfecu others n the cree
Of the ship Industry handed 10 the federal
authorities by the police and committed for examnstca
on . charge * mutlny and rcvoA 81 So