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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11

White Stone Tea Sets.
White Stone Dinner Sets.
Blue Granite Tea Sets.
Blue Granite Einner Sets.
Fine Qualities Cutlery.
Fine Plated Ware.
Fine Britannia Ware.
Common uoods.
Glass Ware-all kindsi
be sold retail or to meTcha.
) by
CLEMENT b. sMY. Il,
No. 3O2 Mrkt ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11
Now il The Tim

Now is the time
TO PUT UP BUTT Err FOR WINTER USE.
6, 5, A, 3, . & gallon Stone Jars,
For that purpose for S. e low at No 3O2 Market street
is 20 CLEMENT B. SMiTH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11
FOR SALE.

A MORTGAGE for $1,000 for sale on very favorable
II terms. Apply to
VIM. MCAULLRY,
Wilmington, July 25, 1861
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11

Nos In Of publication by James D. Toirey New
York City, aud open Tor subscription, neat popular
national work OF inesmabe value to all, beautifully
printed 10 large 8yo viz; the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11

THIS PUBLICATION Is JUST WHAT Is WANTED
No Man, no Family, no Office, should lie
without it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11

THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF
1IIE WAR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-11
pILES. FIsTULAs, STRICTUREs.
NDIsCRErIONs OF YOUTH ;-sOREs AND
ULCERS

Bloches also dwellings, can, with certainty be rad
qaly cured II the Ointment be usel freely, and the Pills
he taken night and morning recommended in the
printed Instructions. When treated in any other
they only dry up in place to break out in another
whereas this Ointment will remove the humour from the
SYSTEM ard leave the patient vigorous and healthy
being. 1t will require time with the use Of the Pills
aus A lasting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Col FrapLllo, Of the United State army l.. Riggs Of
Eng ard VI Ayllin oil Cuba b. A. Franklin, Of Jamaica
". T. otto PrCqsfrlnk q New Orleans: II. NJ Gushing
and G. l. Ward OF Boston, stopping a, the Brevoort
HCpse
Mayor W. Il. Cransion Of New ori Capt Parrish and
Capt l. !. wilshsr, Of the California regiment II y
Baldwin snd family, Of Kingston; u. ScRnmon, OF Chi
caao, ard udpgton, OF Milwaukee, stopping at the
Lafarge House.
Capt, Ro5msn and Lieut. Cushing Of the United States
army; A. q Hunter and family, aud y. ~ Newton, OF
san Francisco. c. T. Wolcott OF Ohio: = " D)bson and
wife, OF Bdtn; u. aud w. Schoss Of London, and NJ de
Gcoirey, Of Psfs, arc stopping at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Captain Eddy Of tie United States army: + g. Mailer
and j. X. Hale, OF 81 louis n Baldwin, aud ~ Saunders
and wife, of Washington y. H. Darling, OF the Bahama
Islands c Fl Fargo, C. +. Bradford and wife, T. 4. Nor
ton ana II Holmes ana wife, OF California are stop
ping a. the metropolitan Hotel. @1
W. b. icba, q Hamburg, i. Alexander and wife Cali
fornia Il Rpdge, og Boston, James Negiss, philade
pbs, W. phelps, Springfield, Macs, j. r. Morton Ken
lucky T. r. howell, Bath: u. 0aSford Philadelphia; r.
NJ Deveps Boston II, g. Knight, and H. "a sawyer, Mas.
sscbusetts, are stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Hon. NJ NJ. Dent OF New Virginia; Csptain Howard, OF
Washington; u Corning, a. Van Vecbten, and x. II.
Pfuyn and wife Of Albany 8 Harlem Jr, and wife, OF
wilmington; q. Eaton, Of Troyi $. Hunt and W, +.
Pratt of Massachusetts, A. H. Gates, OF s. Lous; W IL.
Fessendep, Of Portland are stoppog At the Asor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Celebration OF Quoen vIcGorfa's Birthday
On Beard the Persia.
Tho auspicous event Of the Queen or Engiands birth
day celebrated In the Afternoon n board this hne
mail steamer, In very enthusiastic After the
royal salute Of twenty guns dred, the officers
with some Of their friends, sat down TO sumpsuous
champagne drDer
Mr.. Grace, the esteemed and much respected chief ON
Ger, presided on the occasion Ths viaods were OF an
excellent description.
The cloth having been removed the CHAIRMAN ross AID
gave IN very appropriate terms, "Ths health OF 1ae,
beloved and gracious Queen ana may Col bless hsf.
(DraDk with applause
The next tosss the Pssde1t OF the United states
and may the dag Of England and the Stare and stripe:
float proudly together" This toast was received
with deatening plaudUe. tn CO.'S ~ sl
Then followed In succession The Canard Company, one
OF the foremost and beat An the World (Appause)
"fhe Press In connection with the Kxw YosK HERALD
the Thunderer Of ssCapsaia Judins the able
Commander OF the Iassis-pi (ptspk with applause
aar Grace the exceoGt chief cicer may he live IN the
affections an regards OF IL brother vioe" THIS toast
was enthcssatt iCsiy received tfcj q Caa3 n III
After some ohsf .ossis the bsppy conpsny then broke
Up, which WAS owing 70 the GteA. Eastern leaving, n
order 70 give her parting saiuts. The Persia wafch
tasseuIlJ decorated Win bunting durng tho dy,
amorgtt which sh0ne coDspicuo1sy from the topgalAuts
he English ensign and the Ststs and Stripes, was then
stripped OF her gay apparel and the days proceedings
werewosnd up By salute Of six guns from her broad
sides In honor Of the day. tstn4 cr
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Arrivals and Departures.

AsPlsNAtt- Steam ship Channpion-W II Mot, aud family
Mrs Harris Mrs sirnstta and chli, Leeyy Ms Myers
Capt sears, Nj NasIue2 DR. hoserc, CAPT Cromwell u
ohlewh, sir Chant s, Mr. schcss OF Rodgers 4, kopsr
Benton, 7 Benton kester, Burke, Mrs 8anl and
chld, n Ur1dly Mr. keywceth and lady, Mr. Bach and
,smiiy hal saml Leut CLARK and LADY, Mr. Qnsrles and
Ady munro, e Young II j. Mcconnell and three children
bazen Mss Mary 1ide, ) Arr and family - Myers,
KLenie Geo Eshm I Y Spicer, = irving Madame. GU:
sand, Harris. Brown, Mr. tptetayer and family Mrs
Doe, Bai.9n y selnlosh, 4 Hunter and tsmily Lien
aety ana famiyi CAseels, Mfs Apologize and son N
son and famils Mr. Lorsnt lady M. Srsdford al
child; Lieut. ,,Aesanter aud Lady, Kntle aud
family, Mrs Weahrrbee, 4 w Rsckh and family.
q fargo y D1sco q Dallas sne aoy II : Holmes and
lady, Mrs Wadtell " u Nurse, VIM Keith, Joseph L. X
wGJd Msor Rasan aud fsmy, Mrs Jordan two Children
ani want Mrs Martinez, l. &ason shelton w "a
dren, smith aud lady Mrs Pm Festin " Johns.D J y
DmOn BaTIiese, Mrs While and two children, Dick
SON sis yfesdenbnrg and family, Mrs McQusd W Estes.
y Colby sud family, JOHN sinclair aud family, John
htdgeIs, TA1s Jewell Vim Fay. Cudsith aud lady, Nm
Aufln1, d Aisn srd family. Mrs warner aud child -
E.SsiggJ aud iHutiy, L DAYS.
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Supreme Coart-General Term.
Before Hon. judges Clerke, Leonard and Barnard.


The Psoq< rel Andrec j. Hactley u.s. John Kelly
Sheriff, dc The reator committed to prison by the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace OF the city aud
county OF New York. the 22d OF April ast for
tempt OF court IN refusing 70 answer before the Grand
Jury then enpanueed IN that court matter pending
before them against certain Aldermen for feonously
ceying gt or money - nfucnte their votes in Off
cis capacity, the folloxng question viz" What did
you do with the pile Of bills received from Thomas Hope,
and which ne told you amounted TO ovef $40 000g'
Haekley alleged, when the nierrogtoy propounded
that aug answer which be could give 10 that question
would sgrace him an would have tendency
him OF crime, He demurred 10 the question: referred
the common Law rule that hold TO
himself and the sixth section OF tho ast article Of the
constitution. The Grand Jury into court, before
he Recorder, where Hscksy aitenied, and made
plant of his contumacy The Court decided that the
question legal proper one and that the
offered by Hsckcy insufficient, and ordered MIN to
answer 1t he st contumaclously refusing the Court ad
judged him guilty o! criminal contempt, AMI committed
him 10 PRISM, in The county jail for thirty days Hak
ley now applies, h@beas corpus /, be dschsrge from
custody Judge tel nard, in an elaborate opinion says
the writ OF babeas corpus must be discharged and the
prisoner rerandea to the custody Of the Soerin VIM
Fullerton ana James l. 8rsuy FOR the reator, J. An
ihon, Assistant District Attorney, for tho sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
our Panana Correspondence.

PANAMA, May II, 1861
The Elgfsh steamer Lima, from Valparaiso and lnter.
mediate pofis with two weeks later intelligence from
all parts OF the West CoAt arrived At this rori the It'll
inst Datts are, Valparaiso nth, aud Cilao 2eh Of
Aprl. Tie amount Of specie by His arrival was only
t2o3,sl0
7he news Is unimportan.
CHILE.
FoiIttcA MtTrERs-THr EkRraQuAKs At MESpezA-gIvyEN
THOUSAND rEopts pFkfKoYND--BusNg ss FAfLuRss ere.
In tne election for Deputies 10 Congress, the govern
ment parry nas achieved meet signal Victory through
out 'he entire republic, The opposition having failed to
eject single Deputy The election for municipal officers
wheu similar result may be expected
y NsFs IoFsStenvy refusing y accept the nation
TOT ne Iffsdency ~ the government party, ar Joa.
formally nominated by that party. Els aoalnati5a s
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Before Hon. Judge Nelson,

BtIOt9 HOn. UGcge NeIs0n'
coNyIcrIos OF FIFTEEN coLoREp MEN FOR AT.
TEMPTED REVOLT.
MAJ 2l-Tte UNi,ca Sases rs. Fftse1 Nssroei--Thesc
deendsns charged under he acts OF Congress- 1890
ana 1885, with tempting TO make revolt board the
American ship .Gba!cnge, 10 tho monh Of April last
This vesse. sailed from NeN York sac Frarcsco theme,
verpco snd GA her Ioturn voJ age this port tn
efsg, which consisted " nearly oil negroes REFUSED
TO 90 duty wnefculon The captain 'hretteoed 70 90
DOVE ard s., Gte - barrel o. gnpo sier an blow thon
al - 1hey mutnled acd reaching tbs port they
were given Ito custody TIC Jury iouuI them all guilty,
and they were remarked Ger sentence The maximum
punabment s i've years Imprisonment IN state Prison
aud 81 oCo iae esCa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
Police Inteilfgcnce.

Txy THOUSAND DOLLAR FRACp.-E:sstus Wheaton, q
shipping merchant residing at No LA East Thirteenth
street, was arrested Tuesday, charged with having
fraudu,enslJ obtained two five thousand dollar prons
sorry rotes, signed By Aessrs. VIM J Coleman & Co. I,
from those gentlemen. appears In affidavit that
Wheaton indebted to Messrs Coleman Co, in the
above sum, but wishing an extension he prop0ed to
take their notes. and after getting them discounted
his bank, to deliver the proceeds to them. On these
terms the notes given him, but instead or getting
them discounted AZ the bank he got them shaved and
appropriated the amount received 10 his jug
tice Connolly before whom the complaint made held
hin 30 bail Ia $40 COO 10 answer. 49,, t. +,
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wei received BY parties, and thsse scaroeIy be
doubt II his eectoa. He y said V DO eminentiy nsed
Tor the Once being %'ess.s 40 eeaclssy
Consederaiioe, has produced profound sGnsaton
throughout Chile Large or money for the relief OF
the survivors have been subscribed by tho government
said that the number OF persons DESTROYED by the
earthquake was eleven thousand, instead OF eight
thousand as originally reported. Notwithstanding the
depressing influence upon trade OF the heavy failures
the condition OF the country ID regarded promising,
and confidence, II believed via be established
The government has 81 anted amnesty TO the poit-
cal refugees from Chile resident in Mendoza IL comes
too late for all OF them to realize les benefits as large
numbers OF this class supposed 10 have pershed by
the earthquake.
Tie market OF Valparaiso ia very duu Heavy failures
aneog landed propretors have recently taken place, In
adoon 70 those OF ether classes already reported Will In
have caused want OF confidence for the time being tbs
consequenf whdra wal Of capital from circulation and the
increased rate OF interest The scarcity OF has
Bar copper quoted at SIS cash. nsur best Santiago
brands, $3 rs, SIX moa,hs. -a -.
Advices from Ia Paz the capital OF this republics
70 the 18th April Congress was to have met on tho lst
OF May Gene al Acha IL thought would be elected
provisional President The country ehtly quiet
hut generally believed that there would trouble
on the meeting or Congress. k,s
General Cotton Smith, Minister Resident OF the United
States, was expected to leave the country in June
PERU.
There Is nothing OF interest TO report from this couu
try. General technique Is still detained prisoner
board Peruvian war vessel, At the Inland OF San Lo-
reuzo.
Trade Is exceedingly duu at Calao there being bat
American merchant weasel in port and only two al the
Chipchas and as already reported there are 20 be no
more gunoo charters given for two years.
II ia rumofed that The Peruvian eteam frgate Calla0
ha. been raised, 0ut the rumor needs confirmation.
the shock OF the earthquake that destroyed Mendoza
was felt throughout Peru but caused no serious damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
News from Central AMERICA.

IFTUM nay
The quarrel the church and State or Honduras
till continues The attitude OF both parties Is warlke
and you aware they had some fights but it
rumored ard upon good authority, that lGuate-
mala Fan Salvador going TO Join the different bel
l!cose parties Carrera upods the State while Barrios
uphoos the church fhis however, Is hardly character
iitc OF the two Presidents, but still II b 80 General
Barrios has already concentrated hundred
the frontier Gavets s remains Ia jail, but win be set
at large shortly. V. Raid " ~ - as# 3''.''
vncente Aguar said TO have been the wealtLiest Of
the inhabitants of Costa Rca late Minister of Finance and
War for that repub died suddenly a. his residence in
the city OF San jose of disease OF the heart f"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
Jersey City5 News.

The MAYOR or JaRsEY CRY AT wAsaIsGfoS Hon. Cor
nelius Van Worst. whose exemplary exeriions enttle
him to the highest praise in collecting subscriptions for
the campaign, and who took active part in having
the Second regiment fitted out and equipped for the
war, left jersey City Thursday evening for Washing
ton 10 his absence the civic functions Of the city will
rest the shoulders Of the Chairman the Common
Council Mayer Van Worst will be the guest of the Pfes
tai whoze Behalf he SO ably exered himself during
the ate Presidential election. 8.
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MAY II ~ Zcusyc, accompanied By his WIFE, was
brought t. tis cuce In the custody OF policeman, by
order Of the Police juttlce az Essex market Several
qua were found N possession The accused when
he arrested MS own house The District Attorney
rent the coin 20 the Chemical Bank where It was pro.
nouLced 70 be good. The 2ouaYe was discharged and
immediately preceded TO the Marine Court 70 take out
against The police authorities for false impr
sCureTt lie that the part Of the money
Ia had lecevey grcm tire tho Union Deferce Committee
fer LIS services ne soldleis o. the United states
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ASHES THE market was quiet and sales were limited
at So 3Il< for pots ana IS 621s for pesrls
BREAuSTUfts II lour-1be market opened with come
activity bu closed heavy and dul Common grades III
western and state brands 10 fair request while me
dunn and choice extra brands were uncharaed Che
transactions footed up about IL 600 0bs closing within
the fnllnMnp range OF prices
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION.
1854 600 IN SPECIE on FREIGHT.
News from Central America and the
South Pacific.
Revolutionary Expedition Against Inc Male
Of Panama.
Eleven Thousand Persons Destroyed
at Mendoza.
nrcnnEC vU nurYu


The mail steamship Champion, Captain Seabury from
Aspnwa on the 10Th inst with the California mails and
treasure arrived at this port yesterday morning,
The folio wing 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
FRErluH ADVERTISEMENTS.

>DEs fBy.mrs DE cHAMBHE EFT B0NNEs DEN.
~ fanls marian, Alemard ct itaien. desiTeut
oompagner Yes famle eh Europe adrese de sne IA
ON ioatcra aussi DIES fenues g. ~ ~
o7rc rs at tafe De premier ordte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
AFFAIRS IN NEW GRANADA.

Bcgcts Not Yet Tnken-Expsctsd Descent
ON the listhmus - Ssrcav Excitement
Among the PeOpie-Mcasures Against
Southern states Privateers, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

Messrs, ". x /. O Brlen advertise that They are
purchasing unsecured coupons Of the Erie Com
pany.
The movement of the banks ii the four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are
made, as shown by their last statements is as fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25

dr. RLwARD LOST SMALL WHITE POODLE
BC uoe; yellow ears, AID yellow spots the back.
GEORGE i0UMANS, 213 Hudson street.
dc1On RKwARD--ssgvEN TO ANY PEpSoN PRoCUR-
PlUt ing an appointment tesches IN any OF the city
Ward Schools for young gentleman ~lo has hsd many
years IN tsaehns under The riah rs.ons sosS
of Education He aorsbe secrecy observed Apply ~ noeo
70 j. j. NJ, sl5 Fc avenue corner Of rweniyfourh ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25
BOARDING AND LODGING.

PRIVATE FAMILf, LIVING IN A AOD9RN STONE
a front houss viii let the second foor aror and two
BEDROOMS with Board to gentlemen small family The
house pleasantly situated Murray HILL References
qured inquire 81 28i Lexington avenue 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. Oct. pc p. \

SATURDAY, Oct. l2-G p. NJ.
Foreign exchange closed firm for to-day ssteam-
er. Money is in brisk demand among the brokers,
and the rate must be quoted at per cent for call
loans The increase of speculation on the Stock Ex
change affords fair employment for capital.
Stocks were higher to-day with a large increase
of business Government skies rose to 9354 for the
coupons and 9s114 for the registered stock. Thus
led the whole list OF stocks improved rapidly, and
the market became buoyGnt. So long as govern
ment stocks advance rroportionatcy with The rest
OF the market, the rise may be considered substan-
tial and worthy Of reliance. The most marked i'm
provement and tie greatest amount of business
were in Erie, which rose Cat the first board) 15I:
guaranteed Michigan Southern, which rose ~ ana
Toledo, which rose *. The advance, however,
was general. Pacific Mail rose /, Central !, Hud-
son - Harlem a. Reading 2 Michigan Central Il
Michigan Southern, old, ~, Galena J. and Rock
Island "a. 4 very large business was done in rail-
way bonds, generally at an improvement over last
sales. In state stocks the business done was
limited, except in Mssours, which rose 4 per
cent. At the close Of the board the market was
not quite so rampant On the call. At tie second
board prices were rather lower, but tie market
closed steady, the following Icing the last Quota
tions:-United States 6's, registered, 1851, 931$
1884. United States f's, coupon, ISL, 98s4 a
81; United States SIS 1874, s225 SEX; Treasury
notes, @ per cent, o9s4 a $685. Virginia G's, IL a
471I; Tennessee 6's, AZ 421; North Carolina 6s,
coz 81; Missouri 6's, 4315 43st; Pacific Mail,
90 a 92lI New York Central, 1928 o 7s1%s; Erie,
81 a 3I14; do. preferred IS a 40; Hudson River,
36{ 3G7s; Harlem l24.a 1927; DO. preferred
291S 2914; Reading, SO S615; Michigan Central,
4754 a471ai Michigan Southern and Northern In.
diana, ls1a ls94; do. guaranteed, 80 a 39}{: Pa
mama, lis lls%; Illinois Central, 661I q GGI5;
Galena and Chicago, 70&s 70}4; Cleveland and
Toledo, 36}4 81; Chicago and Rock Island. 4s9,
q 40; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Gi}l G5;
Delaware, LackaWaua and Western, 60 a Y. Mil.
wauhee and Prairie du Chen, Is 1872 Illinois
Central bonds, rs, 50 o s91a; Delaware and IIud
son Canal, So S.
Mr.. Cisco announced to The Board Of Broker.
this morning tha4 the per cent Treasury notes
would perceived by The government in payment
for 7-30 notes from individuals as well as from
banks. These notes at once rose to q a par on
The announcement. We are requested 10 state
that parties ere required in exchanging two year.
per cent Treasury notes for three years $40
per cent do. 10 deposit q sufficient sum Of money
with the notes given up TO make Tie amount d
principal upon which to issue pew notes. mul
| tiple OF $50.
Tie exchanges Of the Bank Clearing House Chi,
morning were Sl65N,os a., ana tie baance
so3G,5e5 lS The exchanges for I've wacl cratr,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAIUKDArI VCV ~
FLoUR-The market was quito steady, but without
change In prices, though closing with rmness
shipping grades; the sales embraced about 10 900 bbs
including extra shipping stock at IS 40 S. S. and fancy
do at IS rs. Wheat nrmer and in better demand,
with sales OF $780, 900 bushels, included in which
Milwaukee club at 81 Is 81 1ethe figure in store
Corn was nmer and about 1c. per bushel higher with
sales Of about leo 600 bushels, including good prime
mixed, for shipment, at 5eAc. a SIC. Pork was frm
with sales Of 200 800 bbs at $14 rs s15-he latter
figure for full weight; prime at 80 rs SO Whis
key-Sales Of 500 800 bbls made at zoe. 20hc
Frcighs unchanged; to Havre wheat was taken at
25c. per bushel and flour at 96c. per Dbl.
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UNION pRIsoNERs IN THE REBEL srArrs.


INC yankee si5on9rs--nNm0@mg, as lis stated about
two hundred aMd yesterday morning on The
steamer r. Tpner. They we're BROUGHT rroro Vrgni,
by tho Yeucey Guard (3a2hauan county, y,1 a tain
Haynes, and were received here by the Mia Cadsts
Washington Light Infantry ard tho Civ Tr0o f
men. They were taken 10 The Paniers warehou,e aTd
VIII be sent onward 20 New Orleans thin artonooa e four
O'Clock, Via the Mobile aud Ohio Rlilrcai NV ava
Tile prisoners belonged TO the sixty ninth Fourteenth
Eleventh and Second regiments o. the Stale Of New York
The ciy Of New Yor AOu4yes and tao Second regiment
q Maine,
There was an INN crowd at tbs reception but no
ildEnty put upon the gnesF few hoys most OF them
" Tie news business, found It dilcut 10 keep thelr
tongues sti but The spectators stopped the little rascslg
tlJ the prisoners went without nsuit 10 their Quaters
J.. SA few viaitecs allowed TO enter the prison
cis quarters during the day and converse with them
Most Of them Ia excellent spirits, and all in good
henth They appeared 70 have only idea that there
was bat ono folly committed either side and that was
That the North ana the s1nh should have fallen out
very intelligent ono aneng them said that he In
ropes tnat the Two great Pjwers-Englaud and France
ould pterccde aud settle tho natter he thought the
orh would now be willing 20 COMPROMISE. Wien told
t4si II was t9o late to cnnpomse he could under