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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

Steamboat NTH Provisions for the
iSoath Nopped.l

$ We are informed by persons who left Cincinnati
yesterday thatthe city was in the complete posses
sion of Black Republican mob, numbering three
or four thousand. They proceeded to the wharf
where the steamboat Decatur was lying, preparato-
~ to starting for the South with load of provis-
ions, &C.. and it was with the utmost difficulty they
were prevented from burning the boat The Sheriff
finally appeased the mob BY taking possession of
the boat, uascrewing her cylinderoheads and pedg-
ing the crowd that the boat should not leave the
wharf.
ALI shipping business at Cincinnati is entirely sus-
pended, and all New Orleans boats have laid up.
The mailboat that arrived last night brought scarce
ly any freight and but few passengers.-L Louisville
Courier April "a.
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The Troy Advertiser, heretofore neutral paper.
has come out for Southern Rights, and advocates
she immediate union of Tennessee with her sister
Southern States. The advertiser says. in its issue
of the 10th;
Great excitement prevailed here on last Sunday
among our citizens on receiving dispatches from
Charleston that Fort Sumter had been surrendered
About O'Clock Monday morning salutes were fred
in honor of the success of the Southern Confede-
racy. The Troy Militia were out on drill on last
Thursday night ill late hour. Fifteen guns were
fred in honor of the secession of the Old Domnion
and a-nnmber in honor TO the patriotic replies of
Gov Harris and the Gov. of Missouri, to Cameron.
Secretary of War. The greatest excitement pre-.
walls here ttt-ra
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THE COR GrNs-We spaid visit. last evening
60 the armory Of the Rock City Guards, for the
uurose of seeing the celebrated Colt Rifle. 1t viii
be remembered that the Guard" have purchased
this gun. 1t is patent var instrument. In the
barrel department, it is almost identical with the
ordinary musket and about as long. The barrel is
rifed. carrying, we should say, an ounce ball. II
has five tubes on dismembered barrels on the prin
ciple OF Colts revolving pistol, gttering bayOnet
fhe GROWING accompaniment 1t is splendid
weapon. and in the hands of the Guard" we
should say the abolition seoHndrels who dare TO
invade our borders will meet with terrible de-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

CANNON FOR MEMPms.-The Memphis appeal says
the stea mer Little Rock arrived there the 22d,
having on board four cannon-two iron six Founders,
one brass siX-pounder, which formed a part of
BRACES battery at the battle of Buena Vista, and
nine-pounder hOwitzer. They were presented to
Memphis by the Governor of Arkansas. As the
Little Rock neared the city, Capt. HARBN fire if
teen guns-one for each Southern State. The fol-
lowing dispatch, dated Baton Rouge, April o. 1861,
and signed Capt S. C. BOOTH, was received Mt Mem
phs:
To Che Mayor Of Memphis: Have you any one to
establish your battery when it arrives. Icould NOT
send thirty-two FOUNDERS but send eight inch and
twenty two pound kowitzers, and twelve ounder
guns.
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p,sua,ch from Major Anderson.
srr, ,isu,p BALTIC. OFF SANDY Hook,

The Secretary of War of the LINCOLN Government
received on the 18th from Major ANDERSON, the
subjoined dispatch:
STEAMSHIP BALTIC, OFF SANDY HOOK
Anril Is. 1861 1880 A. NJ, via New York.
Having defended Fort Sumter for thirty-tour
hours. until the quarters were entirely burnt the
main gates destroyed by fire. the gorge walls Sc
r;onsIy injured. the magazines surrounded by
flames and its door closed from the effects of heat;
four barrels and three cartridges OF powder only
beinv available. and no provisions remaining but
pork. accepted terms of evacuation offered by
General Beauregard-being the same offered by
~, On the nth instant prior to the commencement
Of hos tiltes-and marched out of the fort on Sun
day AFTERNOON, the 18th instant with colors flying
and drums beating, bringing away company and
nrivate property, and saluting my flag with fifty
guns. hoSsI.l 11c,lensoS,
Hon. S,Mox CAKERoS
Secretary of War, Washington.
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From being crowded with an unusual press {

From being crowded with an unusual press of
matter we are unable TO give 2 report of the meet
ing at the Capitol last night, though its proceedings
were both important and interesting We viii give
them at length in to-morrow's paper. DR.. D. F..
WRIGHT made an eloquent and patriotic address,
showing the military necessity of a United South.
He was followed by Col R. C. FOSTER Sr. and Hon.
T. G.. PAYNE.
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The POSITION of Mr.. Douglas.

The editor of the st. Louis Herald telegraphed
Hon. Senator DOUGLAS on the 10th this dispatch
Do YOU indorse Lincoln's war policy! Missouri
will not. Jill
And received the following response:
WAsHrSGroN, April Ito James L. RIuceh:
depreoate war, but if it must come, am with my
country and for my country, under all cIreumstan-
ces, and in every contingency: Individual pohcy
must be subordinate to the public policy.
S. A. DOUGLAS.
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Hon JAS. NJ. Quarles, in the course of his speech
at the Court House on Tuesday said that he wished
then and there TO give notice that he was no longer
candidate for the Congress of the Uniied STATES Of
America
Gen. Quarles goes heart and soul for Southern
Rights and Southern Confederacy-and he goes
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A letter has been received in this city frsm Coz.
B. Huger by member Of his family, dated Balti-
more April l6, which stated that Lincoln personal
" lied to Gen. Scott, deceiving him throughout
COZ. Huger resigned the moment be heard hostities
had ommenced.- Charleston Courier, Aprl o.
And yet Gen. SCoTT retains his position of head
Of the army Of the tyrant who personally lied" to
him,
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Affairs az the Fortres. Monroe.

Capt. Elzey and Surgeon Johns, both Msrylanders,
stationed at Old Point, have resigned.
The bridges at the fort have been taken down and
all communication between the fort and citizens cut
off The garrison numbers 800 men rank and file,
all the officers, except three Virginans being Black
Republicans.
DR.. Banks son was ordered from the fort, where
he held the office of Suffers Clerk because, like a
true Vrginiau he dared to resent insulting language
about his people and section
But the most shameful and unmanly proceeding
at that place was the summary expulsion Of de-
fenceless woman. We hear that no offence was al
legged against her except the belief that her husband
or brother was in service at Fort Moultrie S. G.
Acting upon this the representatives of Abe Lincoln
gave her ten minutes in which to leave This liberal
and heroic provision compelled her to retire without
even opportunity to gather her clothing AID other
property. and she is now at the Macon House, Nor
folk This is characteristic of Black Republican
ism.
At Hampton and Old Point the citizens supplied
her immediate wants and made up apurse to enable
her 10 reach her friends in the South.
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We repeat the conviction and belief OF many
friends in stating that there have been spies
among u.s. and we commend to all magistrates and
others actively interested prompt and impair tial
execution of the laws against suspected persons.
All good citizens WILL of course give authentic and
definite information to magistrates, and IN this way
aid in enforcing the laws and protecting the COM
munity without resort to violent extra1egal pro-
ceedings.-C Charleston Courier, april 22.
These sples are probably in other Southern States,
and strict watch should be kept upon all SUSPECT
Gus persons, Let all such meet with their just de-
serts.
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MARRIED..

On the ga inst, at the residence OF W MeCozss
Esq Nashville, by the Rev DR. HAMMER r. JAMES R.
GREEN to Miss DORA V. SHEPHERD.
Jackson and Columbus Mississippi papers please copy
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SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as it may seem,
the following distinguished personages were in our
city yesterday, holding secret concave: Governor
Harris, of Tennessee; Governor Yates, of Illinois;
Governor Morton, of Indiana; Governor Dennison
of Ohio; Governor Magofin, of Kentucky; and
Governor jackson, of Missouri. Our citizens can
draw their own inference at the meeting of so many
Governors at such q critical time Cincinnati En-
qatirer, april %.
Very singular, indeed, that Gov. HARRIS should
have been in Nashville and Cincinnati at the same
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ANOTEBg REsIGNAuoN.-The Memphis appeal of
the 23d Rst Gays Eve had the pleasure of a visit
yesterday frOaa Lieut.. JNO. w. BENNINGTON, of the
United States Navy, and brother of our friend +.
T. BENNINGTON, of tie Nashville UNION AND AMERI-
sAE- Lieut.. DUNNNGToN iGforms us that he has ten
dered bis resignation to the Government, and in
tends Offering his services to the Confederate States
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PLENTY OF ARMS.

We understand that letter was received in this
city on Saturday, from a member of the Cabinet
which stated that within few days after the inau-
guratlon an agent was sent to Europe with orders
10 purchase five hundred thousand stand of arms
and that these arms would now be arriving by eve
ny steamer at New York Cincinnati Enquirer.
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hour alter hour without telling one truth during
the whole time He can outsit hen and outlie
the Devil.-LouisUiHs Journal.
Modesty forbids your telling who that schap" is,
su psrzs-rf
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Negroes Throwing up BreastWOrks.
THE DAMAGE AT THE NAVY YARD NOT
SO GREAT AS SUPPOSED.
THE SPIKED GUNS EASILY RESTOREDl
Heavy Batteries in Process of Erec-
ton Along the Coast.

Eecape of the Cum b rland --EIvo War Yes.
sells urnts..AGIempted Destruction OF
she Dry Dock a Total Eailure-st fifteen
Hundred Splendid Pieces of Artiller y Ne.
cured.
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miIiIarY moYerents.

General S. r. ANDERSON leaves this morning for
Memphis. by the request of the Governor, to organ
ize the various volunteer companies in Memphis and
West Tennessee
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WANT or AENs-SOme of our soldiers are not
yet armed. We are requested by military man
20 call the attention Of "the boys" TO the fact that
the Governor of Yrg'nis proposes to arm all those
called upon by his resuisidOn upon Governor
{kREIs.
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FoEr SMl7H.-We learn from Col Montgomery, of
the kansas telegraph line, that Col. johnson has
left Little Rock for Fort Smith. On his arrival he
will have Eve hundred troops under him. and with
these it is his intention to take the fort-Asmphis
Appal. April p. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

The Trenton Standard says EMERSON ErHERlDGE
made speech in that place on the 18th insty in
which he took unconditional Union grounds.
No, vgsIszs vEsss, pssussR vsssss. ---r
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EvIDENCEso OF PROSPERITY

AZ an Of the thrift Of the people, stated
500 freight, including $500 QUO bushels grain
and four forwarded line
year.
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A warniug 20 a Railroad Company

Specal Dspatch % the New TUX
WASHINGTON, April l9.-The Secretary has ap
prised President Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, that the transportation of rebel troops
over that road will be regarded as an act of trea-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

THE HoPE OF OUR ESEMEs.-The Cincinnati Ga
sstte of the 23d, noticing the firm stand taken by
Gen ZoI4IcoFFER in favor of Southern rights, and
fact that other strong Union men had then assumed
position of neutrality, says:
We do not yet give up Andy johnson. special
dispatch from Lynchburg, Va. to the Nashville
Gazette closes with the following significant an
nouncement:
AN INFAMOUS AND TRATTORoUs TELEGRAPH FROM An
DREW JOHNSON TO TENNESSEE STOPPED"
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I -. HASH'IlI April y 1861.
To The Editors Of tie Patriot: From ace and in
trinity am unable TO do service on the battle field
for the. rights of the South; but am a volunteer
with any number of Tennesseans under like disa-
bility to pay annually to the Governor of Tonnes.
see two hundred dollars for the comfort and sam
port of the wives and children of the citizen sol.
diers of Tennessee, whilst serving in defence Of the
constitutional rights of the South.
q EoSTrp Cp
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per snnum and six int crest notes at six
payable respectively in two hree four ave. and six
from and four notes for principal payable ia four
six years from date of sae the contract stipu
ang snh Of the tract purchased shall Re fenced
and ave from the date
the end Of Eve half should be fenced
Hnder cultivation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

Tvs YoICE OF VENERABLE PATRIoT-R. G EoOrvD
Sr sends to the Patriot the following patriotic prop
ositiOn, which we gladly publish:
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DIR. s. }. COBB


NI0ULD respectfully citizens OF Nashville
w and vicinity, that he has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street, No. 90 opposite Theatre where he will pleas
ed to receive and wait upon wishing Dental
alton performed and times hard and
promise to make charges very modersts
S. gehtl6map who enlisted in the Southern Army
that wishes to have his Teeth operated upo4 before going
call atmy Cfee and have done free Nothing.
aplgO-d2m 81 COBB
ELOUR, MEAL AND CHAIN SACKS
EA7E will keep baud supply Of Sacks manufactured
w BY Il. b. Read. osmyrna prepared Cr
derS for Flour Sacks printed any desired style
Hilers and Shippers will do we'll to call.
ap2l-dlm ARMSTEAD L 90.
NOTICE.
R0M and after the rs day of May all persons desiring
keneEais Of Fire Policies will be uired
misms in CASH. the tins Of such renewals By
Directors. A BUTLER, Secretary
Tenn Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary
apl2l-im BP&G Commercial Insurance Co.
AA CASES fancy Prints sprauges American Dunnel and
OUU Tacony, LOO Unen fancy Prints, received to-
say a-d for sale for cash only, by
JAMES LOWE L CO.,
apT2l-tJ 2Q6 and 210 Sixth street
Louisville, KY
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NOTICE To SHERIFFS.

NOTICE TO SHERIFFS.
UNAWAY from the subscribers the 18th March, e6
two negro boys, Henry Young snd Burrell. Henry
about five years old feet inches high teeth
out Of the lower jaw In 'front.' and he talks II he
committed to Jail have assumed done
the like before Burre ninsteen years DID, and bright
muatto, quick Spoken long bushy hair he pass
aee and empoymsnAnd help Henry think
they making for free State.
Henry belongs the firm Jackson Bolton and Burrei
belongs the firm Of J. P J. s. Tmberlake Stevenson
Alabama.
ReW8rd
liberal reward will paid for the delivery Of said boys
any Jail 90 that We may get them.
JACKSON,
BOLTON,
P TIMBERLAKE,
J TIMRERLAKE,
y apll6idtw&wn% Pox A, Stevenson. Ala
- Memphis Avalanche % and charge
this office.
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thus capital and labor have been applied to developing the
soil the great the State in aud iron
untouched The nvarab rule that the mechanic arts flourish
food and fuel cheapest will follow at early
Illinois, the OF the next the
raj necessities OF the the belief that
hundred Thousand people will be engaged the State
The anrka turin
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WANTED

the Tredegar Iron Works, Richmend. Virginia, Gne
n Hundred Moulders, Aschineists and B.a-ksmths to
Ordnance and Ordnance Fixtures, Confederate
States. Applications must be made early at the Works.
ANDERSON & CO.,
ap94 div Richmond va
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THVBE Spring Meeting tie Central Course will eOmmsnc,
MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1861.
MoxOAY, May 3h lsGl-sweepakes for untrie three 1ea,
olis-aone mile heats--s 90 entry s25 forfeit
Gen Harding gf Meteor, BY Child Haro1 dam Ger
by Pacific, Caroln by imp seythau dam 70
setts by imp Yorkshire; also br Coar by childe Harold
dam CorsetLe, By Epsilon or imp Bustle by Whaebone
Do AeGzVock ent Oh Van Wyck, BY Highlander dam
Premium by imp Consul also everlasting By nirhlan-
der, by shara.
TUEsD4V. Nay l4h psAkes for three years old
mile heats--S 100 forfeit
Gen Harding ent R cOrsair By childe Harold dam Ger
sets, BY Epsilon.
Turner ent che imp Abon dam sitter to Flight BY
Gen Cheathsm ch fMOe Goodoe by Highlander. dam
Premium, BY imp Consul.
by imp Pram.
Eagle wingat ent Kansas by Oliver dam Nebraska By
sovereign.
THuRsDAT, May 6 Association Purse ssOO-tvo mile
heats.
FRIDAY May I7th ss-Assocation Purse saOoMIe he.ts
SAroRoAT May let Purse s25O-dAsh
two miles for all ages.
Same Day-Assocation Purse $780, with an inside stale for
three years 0ld-S50 ent-Ss5 forfeit.
Closed LIST OF February S6lDr McGavock ent Nina
WOODS by dam Mary Elliott by imp Levathan.
Turner ent eh BY imp Albion dan full sister flight
Gen Cheathsn en br Everlasting by Highlander dam ty
Shack.
WIN Round,ree Oh Lady Kippoe by imp Aisn dam Eu
CORA. by imp Pram.
Eagls Hingate Kansas by Oliver dam Neba,ka By
imp Sovereign.
aPs4ld WI JOHNSON, sec'y.
''HickOFy Guards" Attentions.
BarTaeks at Rst. Douglas oh stand, on NORTH Market
street.
Gt0MPANY meets every night at o'clock for drill Aide
string to join the Company apply the Con-
petent drill officers will be attendance evening drill
sp24-lW Captain.
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EXECU5 Oa'S NOT gE.

EXECU Oh'S NOT eE.
Ii persons having claims against the estate OF Hardin
Bcstick deceased hereby notified TO present them 70
the undersigned who have qualified Of his will.
and all indebted to the requested TO make
early settlement,
j. BOstick can be found at his Office No az Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
L. BOsTIOK,
MARGARET r. DO
nar30-dlm Executors OF Hardin Bsstck.
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NOTICE.

z.
N7E have in store to-day
Wv 3OOO pxir BlAuketL
$50 Blankets Wrappers,
1000 yards Il Gods for uniforms,
I'D dozen country knit Stockings,
20 900 yards Plaid Linssy,
500 " White Linsey,
500 Eezvy Blanket Overooats,
500 Pants,
1850 yards 7 Rillel Blue and Red FLANNEL
aps4-lW j DUNCAM co
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The prices of these lands vary from So SIS per
cordng loo on, quality, first class armtnL lands
sell for about Sls an the relative Expense Of
subdung prairie land compared With wood lana is in ratio
OF the Iaads will be
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25

Ma SHVILLE GUARDS.
Ii persons desiring to enlist this Company are
to cali the following gentlemen A their respective
Offices at the rendezvous Of me third Of
south end OF MARKET HOuSE, at and ~ o'clock p NJ Of
every day. X W. HcGAvocK,
FELIX r. oaEATHAMS Committee.
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from the valuation cash. except the should
dollars per when the cash price will be lie dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the ands SOIL climate productions
prces and terms payment be had Dlcation
}. w. FOSTER. Land Commissioner,
Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the names Of towns, Villages and Cities situated upon
tbs Illinois Central Railroad see pages 1885, l5s, l91s Apple
ton's Railway Guide.
auQ1 -dtuErt
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Since 1854 the iOnapday hare sold 100000 acres
7eyseH only actual eutioatOTs. and e0sTy contract
tais agreement cHOd The road has 6ssn construct
ed through these lands Of espease Of $4,000 900
In $40, the population Of LortgndHe counties through
aohich passes OEg $50 59S, since S0ea 479
AaUe been added mailing ne AOLe population sI4,S9I-
main af 1gaere a0f
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pR1oEs AND rERMs orPAYMENr

Mechanics and workngnen find the free school system
encouraged the State and endowed with large for
support Of Their children live OF the
church schoobonsss and grow up with prosperity Of the
leading Staten the Crest WeItern Empire.
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INSURANCE comrANY or TuE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Read This 4!

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, PROPERTY H,Ipxps
AND PARTIES INsURINe.
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WAR NOTICE
Ma SHVILLE GUARU

NROM and after this date viii Goods sscsvelv for
Cash, all my clerks volunteered for the war and NO
other course is lett
ap23 ear wv. HORTON & CO.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
FERTILITY OF SOIL

The Agricultural Produ:ts Of Illinois greater than
The Products sert during the
5OOOOO uns The wheat Of 1860 approaches
IS Bushels while the crop yields less
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Hon. SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary of War, Washington.
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TO ACTUAL oULTIVATORs.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such immediate
his labor these prairie soils, they being
rosed deep, rich Oam the fertility Of which unsurpassed
nv any on the globe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, July 29th 1861.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool with dates to the
10Th nst arrived off Cape Race Sunday afternoon The
Kangaroo arrived out the 18th.
The London Times says that Lncolns message confirms
the impression that his inaugural produced After infinite
loss of e and humiliation the part of the North the
matter result in the acknowledgement of the udepen
dence of the Southern Confederacy
LIVERPOOL, July 18th, 1861.
Coon-Saes for the week of $4,000 bales, spectators
and exporters taking $4,000 bales inferior ID,
and fair and mddng grades id higher.
FRIDAY July 13.-saes to-day of 1000 bales Cotton
the market closing firm Private circulars say that the
were Is to 20, 600 Dales to-day at fullest prices
Breadstuhs dull, with declining tendency Provisions
quiet. Consos 500 83B for money, and 895 80 for
count.
SATURDAY July 2O-saes day of $1,000 bales Cotton,
closing firm.
Consols S95 69s for money, and 69s 89 for account
HAvRE, July 9th.-Cotton-Tres Ill. Sales for the
week of Is 800 bales.
NEW YORK, July 3Oth, 1861.
Advces from Port Prince to the 4th inst, state that
there six Spanish men ofwar in port.
The Toronto Globe says that the sympathy Of the British
people has beea withdrawn from the North The Leader
Government organ) advocates the sending of additional
TROOPS to Canada.