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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
6ouse furnishing GOODS.
prufeesionaI Nolitea.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
ssspe td operating and Consulting surge?n No a. 9TH
az Oce OnsJist9ns the obscure dis Of tie
reSie yseers. RuytuTS Piles Vjooeele and Fis is3sy
i'z saa 10 eYssbss
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Al Philadelphia TIE NorM American says:

At Philadelphia TIE Nortl Amef'cah anys'
There char 20 to 10 Zee in the noney maIAe' tI
ons are liberal large amount nonsy WIN % s as"n o., ja
i In tlsWay Tbee il very little good short paper sloAt
"a the street, and this l. placed at 6d7 " cent
Az Boston trade is gradually resuming saccustomed
channels Many mills in various sections OF New
England which have been at rest one or more months
are again in motion and are running at full speed'
making goods for the Army and Navy. The ieennS IA
the treet is more confident and cheerful
Tie 81. Lorjs Republican says;
Exc ksnse continued fn at per cent prem gSa wa va, IN m
n,ol4 deua AZ ssht adyerce hts rate which VIZ be
k,l to reeds "a H. eapeoted lerease in this supply Of az
eba a Nam loo tssred aud tire conviction pIsy'As 'na 1Le
Soid resources ol our banks ere secure
Tie hRra.koe Seatind says'
Yesersy tho bank sod exchange fcey az per cent pT
sd were buying OF 3a3 Demand both io eRcS.ae s9d
currency uodeste aud latter ia coed supply Ooh f4e
peg csat prem.
Tie RECENT, aud shipments Of produce at Chicago for
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Messr- Barring, Brothers & Co., notice limited
business in American Stocks and prices nominal except
for United States Sc, which are held at u072. The
London Times quotes the market as fOllows;
dr.cripons show change Grand Trunk closing
A. NJ 10 20 lnd Grat Western Of Cansis l0to IN American
sfiea Virgla6 b aud Eric Treoonce improved the
odpsry shses the oEsE hand, showing decline Canada
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about 100 900 bushels Of corni but the supply Of wheat
sbows falling off of l25,0O0 busbels.
The sipts from The ls Of January fr three years
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PArRIorIc.-Iroquois Lodge, No 81, 1. o. Of o. F.,
of Jersey City, on Thursday night lat appropriated 20 to the
1ualee ef!Ls GeIprsRt to be used IL Ihe 2fsEsDt S
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fouses an0 farms tDantt0.

A FARM WANTED-With plain buildings,
"A wei wstered rich deep soil adaptcl 70 fruit raising and
fnsket strdenng, worth S2C0Oto RlVO Most De wihn 70
"A ou-s ride New ok Addess giving t descgt0ni
price Sc, L. HI BERT, Box No. ? 2.43J PostOfce.
AssIErANr QUARTEENA-TgR's OFFCT,
30. Bovine GREEN, NEW YORK. Sep. 3, lc9i. ,
N{TANTED-TO rent Immediately for limited
w period, one large WAREHOUSE near tho Battery.
Posstsa.0a to be given a. once. Apply d, ,....o,.
Cspialn and Az. isiaut Quart.rlsst.l e. 5. A.
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Real estate for Sale.

CHATHAM, NEW-JERSEY.-Two Story ard
" Attic House square. With acres cf Found sheae
and fruit ree; distant uinuteI walk om Mons and Es'eI
De1at ForpsrticusrI sddess Box No. ISIS NewYok Cy
Post Office.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGED fifty acre
FARM wih two dwellings aud store, farming utensils ETC
Wi exchange fo city properly stock iAaes SD god "u
Of some pay business. Ingailc o. L. IhOE NO - Hob
iDsou-5t.
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TIE receipts aud shipments Produce a. CAeago Tor
the last week were;

Compared with the week previous, there is an IN
Grease On tue receipts OF aolr Of 1900 barrels, and
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Printing.

ALWAYS READY-THE GREAT STEAM
"A GUE.--cards BIheada Circulars, P9steq Psiagll..
lnd printing Of al kinds, a. low prces by 4 hOLAn te
PTerI1ut Printer corner Of Centre 6nd White-sts.
INRANCIS d L0UTREb,
IL No. IS Maiden Lsne STATl0hEDS, PRINTERS ana
POOKBlGDERs Beet work Ind Lowest piice o. iers solicited
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Boara ano Rooms.
gnsuranre COMPANIES.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (purely Mu,uall Boston, Mass Aeea
u.ed Euud 10 nearly Two Mlols LOeA daring
n years over 10000 Dividend psid in cash. IN II years.
iabilies tCOOlCO htcrong documents concerning Lie
Insurance furnished S.s.it. ,
JOHN HOPPER Agent aud Attorney for ihe Company,
Metropolitan rk Buiding 10 Broadway oo Pine a.. NJ
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Tie Subscriptions to the National oaniu Philadelphia
are going on successfully.
In The Supreme Court in Buffalo, on Tuesday in the
case Of the Ncw.York and Erie Bank against a. ID.
Shepard & Go. Of Albany, and William Il. Mann Il
Co. Of Buffalo, question was decided of come I'M
portanoe 10 bankers and e.hers. The action was on
two drafts drawn by Mann & Co. on Shepard & Co.
II appesrsd that Mann & Co. were employed by
SLerard & Co 10 borrow money in Buffalo and remit
70 Sbepard s. Coz and accordingly applied 20 he bank
and procured the drafts in su to DC discounted re
que ling the proceeds ia drtfts on hew-lOik. lhe
bank accordingly paid the proceeds 10 Mann q Co in
oight draft on Now.YOrk, charging cent premium,
thai b,ng toe usual rate Of exchange on New-lork.
HE deieidants ciimcd that this charge for exchange
contuied usury and set up the same as defence to
ths discounted paper. Tie Court decided that these
flc.s did not make ont deCnse and ordered judgment
for the plaintiff.
Tie Aratia's mail brings some orders for American
seeurities. ZAe London EeoHomiR Of the 9th of
Angus, thus notices tie money market:
There has been vey nosslste demand co. money ih week
especially On ~ lI,t Fey Day, fon ihs Io'oly Si islo
uon tle Osrs rate No .iio1 hom d W.
yssisrdsy bui there sppea general . he myr
et hss ouly deferred fr week, god confirming 10 o%
,,es bers Wa sugt incroa In the demand FOR money
b be r 10 tho open market nsH, At q e cent Yesterday
oecssssu.l Transactions took place ~ Fraction oss
On tho Stock I1chsnFo loans on Ootrlu-th C
b readily obtained p 20 q cent Bsnk" and other cep
t.sis who have borrowed money on stock during the e Ie
surr Gppesr u be taking 40 lhcir loans.
Con,os have been steadily improving during ne "sA u Pa
the l.s in The money naliel Inducing purchases Of stock
bslAas account The public also appsaI % h.ts 9efn ey
vh Indian loan has D 10 have again turned tAelr etn
aa 20 Corso Iho general coaisr 81 eu.ne'' to"s. ha'
place then c-ni tho last price being 'l loF money
''T % . l. he maasy market bl especially rGasncsd Er
chslsf Ji snd Iudls bond. hd Ia both these securities An
irruroyeratn, has been established.
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fosi an0 5onno.

4 OST or SToLEN-A BILL of EXCHANGE,
IL for Five Thoassnd Pound. sterling drawn by ST. JOHN,
POWERS Co. On the UNIOE BANK, LONDON, Nc. lt6,
dated Aug 56 10 order Of Fleming Hodges and indorso IN
ssuk r. Hodges The p1blc cautioned against negotiating
the II found ad5rsss EhAEkLlk BANK, LoisVile
bentocky, or CONTINENTAL BANK, Ee%-York
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loan are more numerous to-day than any day since
the st was opened but the amounts wanted are gen.
orally small, and tie aggregate Of deposits is only
$3l7 600. The whole amount of subscriptions ou,ide
the Bank taken is, in round numbers, fi,OOO,OtO.
The Secretary is about 70 establish 500 agencies in
various parts Of the country obtain subscriptions 10
this loan, when the amount taken will be very largely
increased.
The Treasury draft before alluded 70 for s2loO,OO0
Mr. Stevens, the Chairman of the Bank Committee,
being cent on the loan has been received, and tho
Banks viii pay il tomorrow. This will mako &c p
cent, or $l2, GUOOCO, paid up.
The market for Six Y Cent Treasury Notes outside
the Stock Board is very active and buoyant. Tho de-
mand comcs partly from insurance companies, &C. for
nvestnient, but mainly from merchants for the pay
ment of duties, and from banks, which anticipate
profitable use Of them in October, when the second
ffy millions Of the loan must be taken. The sales to-
day have been very large at 9sl mp to 9Sj, at which
latter price 500, 600 were sold at the close.
The transfer books Of tie new Eric Railway Com
pany will be opened on the 23d inst.
The business Of he Clearing House $i3 699,o3o
The latest adyices from abroad indicate that Western
Europe will be compelled to import large amount Of
breadstuGs. In Great Britain, the harvest is fair
oue but in France aud Italy especially in the latter
the crops have suffered large amount Of damage.
We annex a comparative staement Of the Imports OF
FOREIGN Dry Goods AZ New-Yolk for the week ard
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Chanrra tor Busineso Nl.I
Go r0bcm II mar Couceru

20 tUDonl II mar NoNIrtN
......--.--..o-.s-..,-~>-,~~-
STATE OF EEW.YoRK, QuARrERAA AAsTEgGEyRnALif De-
PARTsENT, NKW-fo ok, July 20 l+.I.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 40 bills
he1eaer VII be paid BY Ibis Departments r articles hed
s1 for any services rendered to any oce Regiment or
Uoupapy unless saeh claim Is based on written authority om
his ofice.
CA ARTHUR, EusHeesin Chief End
Acting Assirtaus Quarterusster- Geuersl
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ttlusical 5nsirnmenIs.

DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
HI removed to No. l8l Broadwsy, betseen Grad and
Boone-sts where be sell locioye Pi mos 9r o aud
25 to $50 Al kinds Of Musical MeTohaudise - war prices
amos ana Melodsons let from SO 90 80 Per month rent
allowed Vi puIcas el per areCmcu Monthly pJ ns1.s re-
ed for
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NHOULD tbs meet the eve OF PAIhICh,
New YORK from NeJgIun County 0slwsy ireland about II
10 years ago. let them send their sddesi TO their ,steT
bear fom them. Let them write q Mrs SgACCHNESSl,
Fmu Vale Bundsrrsh River New EnsaDd New south Nsss
NOUNG MEN suffering from that disease which
induces al others aud al the strength and Iz0r Of
usnhood can learn OF a SURGICAL INSTRUMENT which
M Arrest It's the only thing in the word that win
"a ,0u. DIuas viii only mgke Apply % or al
lress By mail 'FFk PARIS SURGICAL AGENCY, No. 20
Essseus., New Yosk.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %, P. NJ.
Flour, unchanged and firm, with a fair
demand at 0O@5 l23 for super6ne. Pro-
visions-mess pork dull, under the influence
of large receipts, aud prices are SOC per brl
lower closing heavy at SIC so. Lard is in
light supply, and prime in brls has advanc-
ed to / 3c. Bacon unchanged. Corn, in
good demand at Csc. Sugar, dull, without
change in prices. Fully fair SC; 1000
hhds were received during the week.
Molasses-is dull at 23c for prime. The
receipts during the week were $4,000 bbls.
Coffee, in good demand, and prices tending
upward. Sales of l, 800 bags at IL &c for
prime Sight Exchange on New York &c
dis. Tobacco-Nothing reported. Stock
on hand not cleared, l3,47l bbls.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 90, P. M-Sales of
cotton to-day 10000 bales middling 1l4@
ll3c. Sugar-steady at 4@5c. Flour
has an advancing tendency; sales at SIS 259
5 373. Corn-steady at 6s@75c. Freights
of cotton to Liverpool &c.
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[From the Gin. Ga-., Dec. 81.
Financial.


The money market exhibited no new fea-
ture of special importance on Saturday. The
feeling continued to improve gradually, and
although matters were still very close, paper
had better currency than previously, and
bankers responded, to moderate extent, to
the demands of depositors for discounts.
The market for New York exchange was
a shade heavier than on Friday, but there
was no quotabe exchange in figures. The
prevailing rate for bankers checks was !
prem, but in some cases concessions were
made. Philadelphia was better, aud we
now quote it J discount buying and selling.
Baltimore was also better, closing at 1 J dis.
buying and l dis. selling. Gold was dull at
l prem. New Orleans sight continued
scerce, with good demand.
The market for uncurrent money was
again slightly better on Saturday. The or
ders for most descriptions were in advance
of the supply.
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Ne,vYork Market

New YORK, Jan. 2.-Flour may be quoted
5G1Oc better; moderate demand for export
and home consumption; export enquiry
checked somewhat by the firmness in
freights sales 1920 bbls at 25G93 35 for
super state, 6O05 65 for extra do; 5 25@
5 50 for super western, and 5 SOFAS 80 for
common to medium extra western; IS
(G}5 80 for shipping brands extraronnd hoop
Ohio closing quite firm with good business
doing for export. Rye -four quiet with small
sales at 3 2504 10 for common to choice
super Corn meal in moderate request at
about previous quotations. Whisky may
be quoted a shade frmer with a fair de-
mand sales 500 bbls at 19I. Wheat 192c
better, with fair export milling demand
the frmness of freights materially checks
shipping demand; l740O bush red western
at l 35O1 SO; $500 bush white winter
western at 40Ml 80. Rye quiet at 800
rs. Barley little more doing; sales 1000 bush
Canada east at III delivered. Corn quoted a
shade irmer; more doing, both for export
and home consumption sales 10000 bush
at II in store for mixed western 7lM72
delivered 72@723 for southern yellow
ditto. Oats in moderate request at 32M38
for western 36@383 for state. Pork firm
sales 800 brls at 16 81 for mess $l2i@l24
for prime total stock of old and new A.
402 brls; same date last month 1926 /;
same date last year 412l. Beef dun and
unchanged sales so brls at O0@IO 90
for repacked mess 10 5O@ll 90 for extra
ditto total stock old and new 65781 pack
ages same date last month 53573 pack
ages same date last year, 808I8 packages.
Prime mess beef and beef hams dull and
nominally unchanged Cut meats dull and
heavy at ;! for shoulders; 7!@8 for hams.
Hogs firm at 64@7 for corn
fed dressed 54@5g for live.
/ Bacon quiet; sales 40 bxs Cumber-
land cut middles Mt Q 100 bbls western
short ribbed middles at 81. Lard firm,
with moderate demand; sales of $50 bbls
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New York, Jan. 2.-The steamship
Australasian from Liverpool on the ed
anchored outside the bar and mag not DO
up till morning.
A salute of 100 guns was fred tonight
in honor of Mai. Anderson.
A Washington special dispatch to the
Post says, collector for the port of Char
lesion will be nominated to-day to super
Sede Colcock.
An explanation is expected in The Sem
ate.
\ proclamation and not a special mes
sage is expected from the President.
Mai. Anderson informs the Government
that reinforcements are not needed at Fort
Sumpter.
A special dispatch to the Commercial Ad-
vertiser says there is much better feeling in
Washington 1t is we'll understood that
acting Secretary of War Holt and Attorney
General Stanton are at liberty to take what
ever measure they may deem necessary for
the public good. They are taking measures
10 protect the honor of our flag and TO pro-
tect the public property.
The armory, infantry barracks and sew
er1l stores were burnt this morning.
The rumor that an attempt had been made
to assassinate Senator Wade is unfounded.
The majority on the House committee
of SO have agreed upon and will report a
plan of adjustment.
There is very current rumoF that a
raid from the South on the city of Wash
ingtOn is contemplated at an early day.
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the particulars whether any revenue cut
ter was seized, and whether any efforts have
-been made to recapture the same and that
the committee have power to send for per-
sons and papers, and take testimony from
time to time, of such facts as may be ma
terial 10 the national welfare.
Mr.. Sherman said, q in case the appeal
should be sustained, he would not press a
vote, but was willing such reference should
be made without one
Mr.. Houston said, as for himself he could
make no compromise, to refer, with IN
structions, if contrary to the rules OF the
House.
The question was taken on Mr.. Hills
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
House refused to lay Mr. Sherman's appeal
from the decision of the Chair on the table,
and it was decided in the affirmative by
three majority.
The question therefore required en- lay
ing Mr.. Shermans appeal on the table. The
House again refused to table Mr.. Shernan's
appeal by two majority. .-t.-
A motion TO adjourn was disagreed to by
two majority.
Mr. Maynard moved that when the
House adjourn tomorrow it be till Mon
day.
Mr. Barksdale moved a call of the House,
Both were negatived. Other dilatory mo-
tons were made to avoid a vote on the
question Shall the decision of the Speak
er be the decision of the House? He had
ruled Sherman resolution out Of order.
Mr Howard of Michigan proposed, as a
compromise, that the House agree to take
a vote on the whole subject at l o'clock to-
morrow. The opposite side refused 10 agree
to this.
Mr.. Howard understood that if the de-
cision OF the Chair shall be overruled, then
the question will come up on reference of
the resolution, and will fall.
1t was agreed that the question be taken
at o'clock tomorrow, and the House adj
iourned
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-Flour in good de-
mand, and prices advancing sales 400
bbls at 4 60@4 20 for superfine; seq
90 for common to good extra. Wheat
in good demand, and prices advancing
sales prime red at 90 and prime white
at O8; holders were asking higher prices
at the close. Oats steady at 81. Corn 35
and in good demand; shelled in bulk 10
Whisky advanced to l34 and demand good /;
sales reaching 300 bbls. Hogs in large
supply and in good demand, with sales of
60OO head at 1905 95; they were Offer
ed more freely at this range at the close
There is good demand for mess pork at
Is 90. Lard advanced to SB@9i with
sales of 1000 tierces; keg is held at 10
Bulk meats unchanged sales of sides at II
loose; $4,000 pieces green meats brought 4 1
G964 for shoulders and hams. Molasses lie
higher and in good demand.
No change in money matters.
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HARRTsBUKG PA, Jan. 2.-The Govern
or's Message was delivered to the Legisla-
ture to-day. He declares the doctrine of
secession erroneous The Constitution is
more than a mere compact organized resist
ance 10 the Federal Government is rebel
lion. If successful it may be purged of the
crime by revolution if unsuccessful, per
sons may be executed as traitors But
while denying the right Of State to alb
solve its citizens from allegiance to the
Federal Government nevertheless it is
proper that we carefully and candidly ex-
anime the reasons alleged, and if they are
we'll founded they should be unhesitatingly
removed, and reparation for the past and
security for the future made. For a gov
eminent created by the people should never
do any injustice to its citizens. PenusyI-
vania being included in the States alleged
to have refused compliance with the fugitive
slave law, be unhesitatingly AYERS that the
State has been almost invariably influenced
by high regard for the rights of the sister
States After examining the present State
law, he says there is nothing to prevent the
removal of the act of 1886, leaving to the
claimant, a right to seek for a remedy under
the State or Federal law.
He recommends that the consent OF the
State be given to the master while sojourn-
ing in or passing through Pennsylvania To
retain the services of the slave. He sug-
gests the re-enactment of the Missouri Com
promise and that the line be extended to
California, thereby amending the Constitu-
ton. He recommends the Legislature to
instruct our Representatives to support such
an amendment to be submitted to State
Convention for ratification, and if Congress
fails to propose, let itemauate from the peo-
pie. BE closed by declaring that Pennsyl-
vania is devoted to the Union and will fol-
low the stars and stripes through every
peril. He adds
But before assuming the responsibilities
that are foreshadowed, ii is the solemn duty
of Pennsylvania 10 remove every Just cause
of complaint, so she can stand before High
Heaven without fear and without reproach,
and then she is ready to devote her lives
and fortunes to the best form of government
ever devised by the wisdom of r.serr Though
dark cloud now rests upon the Union, my
hopes and affections still cling to it. My
prayer is that He who orders the destinies of
nations, when he shall leave US for our sins,
will again have mercy on us and bind lis
in tighter, stronger, and more hallowed
bonds of fraternity so that the Union may
remain unbroken throughout all future
time
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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
January Isl
Charley Bowen, Cairo; John Raine, N. O.;
Great Western, Gin; Atlantic, Louisville;
Bracelet LOUISVILLE J., E. J., Done Cincinnati
Dunbar, Paducah; John r. McCombs, Gin;
Jas. Guthrie, boat.
DEPARTED.
January lsf.
Charley Bowen Cairo; John Raine, Louisville;
Great Western, n. o.; Atlantic, Il. o.;
January I'd.
Dunbar, Paducah; John T. Mccombs, st. Lou
'... Business yesterday was unusually
dull. There were very few arrivals, and but
few shipments of freight. The Dunbar re-
ceived light trip, but beyond that nothing
was done worthy of mention.
....-- The Weather on New Years day
was delightful. Yesterday it was cloudy
and last night there were indications Of rain
or snow. The river during the AZ hours
ending at dark last night has been declining
very rapidly-at least one inch per hour.
1.-THE little" Grey Eagle is the only
packet for points up the river to-day. She
is one of the most complete coast packets
adoat, and passengers will find her de-
lightful way to go to Louisville. She
leaves tonight about o'clock.
....For Bowling Green, the fine and
pretty little steamer Matte Cooke, will de-
part this evening. Capt. Liter is an expe-
rienced commander, and our young friends
Travis and Miller attend to matters in the
office, and see that their passengers are
made comfortable. The Matte Cooke
leaves about 7 o'clock.
VIncemmes correspondence.
H~ VINCENNRs, Jan. !, 1861.
EDITOR JOURNAL Wabash river frozen
over tight. W. H. WATSON.
1.-THE new steamer Magenta was ad-
vertised to leave Louisville yesterday, and
will doubtless be at our landing to-day.
She is designed and expected to be the fast
est boat on the Western waters, as we'll as
among the finest.
1.-The Atlantic passed down New
Years afternoon. We do not think she OBJ
tanned great deal of freight here. The
Montgomery was a little ahead of her, and
got the lions share.
.....'Just as the Dunbar was showing out
yesterday fellow rushed on Halls wharf
boat, asked for his baggage, which he had
left in Mr.. Halls care two or three days pre-
vious, saying he wished to go down the
river. Mr.. Hall informed the gentleman
that he could not have his baggage or leave
the boat until he accounted for a watch,
which left Henderson about the time be
left. The Marshal soon came on board the
wharfboat and took possession Of the fellow.
The Marshal had been hunting for him sew
eral days, but was unable to get sight of
him. The officers from Henderson came up
and transferred the fellow to the Henderson
Jail.
Bas-We hear Of a number of cases OF
diptheria in the city, but it prevails chiefly
among children.-N 4. Lsdges.