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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-09

From Rev. Boiteux, President OF the Semi
nary St. Su1piee, Paris.
GIVEN TWELVE YEARS AFTER CURE Translated,
The nndesgned President of the Seminary St. Supice GER
titles seho has extracted seven or eight Cons
my feet about twelve years ago. and since that time those
have not appeared again With pleasure give this
Of his skill. ROITEUy ,.ro
Paris Nov. Is, 1S4e Direotenr 81 sprnice
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Nonstarr anb Commercial &sbism.

BALTIMORE, January 20, 1861
There was very little done in Stocks here to-day but
they were generally rather rmer than on yesterday
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad improved n lot of so
shares was sold at $584 cash. and closed S5Sx bid
soy asked regular way. There Northern Central
offered to day, nor there any bid made for it, Rail-
road bonds were pretty firm but nothing was done in
them. Baltimore and Ohio 1855, 1907 and 1858
closed at 80 bid Northern Central 1855 at 5Ox
bid, 81 asked; Northwestern Virginia first mort
gage at 90 bid, 81 asked and do third mortgage no
endorsed at sl9A bid s22 asked For City 6s there was
some inquiry and sales made Of 1858 1898 at
and Sc 1888 at o. For 1905 9SH asked
this figure being advance of per cent on the price
asked yesterday, but of them were Sold The Min
ing stocks continue firm but there was very little done
in Them the only sales made being one of 100 shares
Springfield at 81 TO- this figure being an advance of cts
aud one OF 100 shares Baltimore and North Carolina 20
cts For Gardner Hill So cash bid but there were no
sellers at this figure. Springfield closed $205 bid
s. rs asked, Guford at GO bid 65 cts asked Rudi-
sell at rs cts bid and Cambridge, Consolidated and
North State at 80 cts. bid for each.
In New York today Virginia 6's declined 4: New
York Central Y; and Gaena and Chicago X; but Mis-
souri, 6's advanced u; Erie n Reading Il Rock Island
q; and Michigan Southern guaranteed N North Caro-.
lima bonds sold at ~ decline of TX per cent satur
days price, and Canton Cleveland and Toledo Michi
gan Southern, and Harlem closed yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, January 90, 1861.
$1,000 Bait 6s, 1877 100 shs. Springfield
5Oshs. B. 80. RR,- 5SN 100 shs: Bait and N. ~
Z. Min. Co. 20
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. 2s.-Flour, &c.-The
sales are $500 bbs at 520d5 80 for superne State
and WESTERN 40 for extra State 55O5 go for
choice do; S54o9665 for the low grades of Western
extra $5.70G5.s0 for shipping brands of round hoop
extra Ohio, and S. 90725 for trade brands do South.
ern Flour is inactive, but prices without important
variation the arrivals moderate sales of 76O bbs at
So15Cd6 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c. and
for the better grades Rye Flour is steady
ana In fair request-saes of 200 bbls. at s. 1904 %
corn Meal is dull and heavy-saes of Brandywfne at
Sooo and Jersey at s.. Cofee-The market has been
quiet Dut steady we hear of sales Of 300 bags Rio at
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SUPREME CnIrRr OLE TILE I1N1rrn sn,nnu


WAsHINGroN, Jan. 2S-On motion of Hon. Geo.
Il. Pugh, Geo. NJ. Lee, Esq. of Ohio, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this COurt-Nos
81 and 35. The Washington, Alexandria. and
Georgetown Steam-Packet Company, plaintiffs in
error u.s. Frederick f. Sckles al In error to the
Circuit Court of the United States for the District
OF Columbia. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion OF the Court, reversing the Judgment of
tho said Circuit Court, with COSTS and remandino
the causes tor further proceedings to be had there
IN, In conformity to the opinion Of this Court
No. 46. VIM: Thompson ct al, plaintiffs in error
as. Lewis Roberts ct al. In error to the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District of Ma
ryand. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of
the Court, affirming the judgment of the said Cir
cult Court in this cause, with costs and interest-
No 10. VIM II. Phillips, plaintiff in error, u.s.
George Page. In error to the Ciriuit Court of the
United States for the Northern District of New
York. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
of the Court, reversing the judgment cf the said
Circuit Court, with COSTS and remanding the cause
with directions to award uenire facias de moro.
Us. the People of the State of California In error
to the Court of Sessions for the city and county of
San Francisco, in the State of California. Mr..
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
Court, reversing the judgment of the said Court of
Sessions, with costs, and demanding the for
further proceedings to be had therein according to
law and justice.-No. So Franklin Moore ct al,
plaintiffs in error, the American Transportation
Company. The argument of this cause was contin-
ued by Mr.. Hibbard for the defendants in error,
and concluded by Mr.. G. J. Walker for the plain
ct al, appellants, US. Freeman G. Carey ct al The
| argument of this cause was commenced by MIR.
| Headlngton for the appellants. djourned until
| tomorrow, eleven o'clock.
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Ia w INT,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE b

CRIMINAL COURT-JuDGE BOND
Hon. Henry May, States Attornev.-After the
Grand Jury had retired, the Petit Jury were dis.
charged until this morning.-At IL o'clock,
Archibald Sterling, Jr., Esq, came into Court,
when Judge Bond informed Mr.. May that he had
Baltimore city, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Mr.. Whtney.-Mr Nav said
he was pleased to hear of the appointment
Mr.. Sterling then took the constitutional oath of
office, which administered by the Court
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
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der of A. b. Kyle, that they do not intend to argue
the motions for new trials in those cases.
Review--ln our report the other day, in the case
of Edwards used the word met in the evidence
OF David keener. We should have said sa,o Ed
wards in the Bethel Church And instead of using
the words "caled to see him on private business, .
we should have said, Mr. Keener called at the polls
on private business and was referred to Edwards
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DECEMBER TERM, lS6U.-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. %, 1851
No. lag. John DEM, lessee of E. T. Phelps, and
John Stewart rs. James Phelps. Appealsfrom the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county. This case
was argued by Y. $. Alexander and F. III. Stockett
for the appellants and by Alexander Randall for
the appellpe '
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The following table will show the annual consump.
ton for the past five years of the articles enumerated
in the resolution, well those alluded to in the de
bate on the resolution in which it will be seen that in
proportion to the number of inmates there has been
steady decrease of each article except cigars:
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In New York Monday the Erie Railroad was sold by
auction under foreclosure upon the interest the 5h
mortgage bonds for 0OO and bought by Messrs
Gregory and Davis trustees under the plan for
lzng the concern. The buyers have until Dec 3lst to
complete the purchase The sale is formal movement
The new company organize and pay of all liens
and claims outside of the 9Th mortgages and then
the property The affairs of the fast being
settled and the action of to-day speedy
cation.
Sterling Bills sold at O7 for leading names with
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The New York Tribune of this morning says
There was scarcely feature of the market this
morning worthy of comment. The bidding was verv
langud at the opening and the tendency prices was
downward. Toward the close of the session however
quotations were frmer, with but little animation
The following is a comparative tement of the con
dton OF the banks of New York city January 10 and
- 1890
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Loans $l26 03452o sl23935,l 1853 Dec. 50 099 1867
specie. ..... 29,59S,7s3 2S,96S, 94l Dec. 629 S42
CIrcuatlon... S,O67 $40 1926, 293 Dec. 1873 272
Deposits..." s9,6Ss,696 S7,3S6,046 Dec. 1902 $50
The Foreign Bill market is firm at for best bankers
Sterng but yet there has been but little done for the
Wednesdays steamer The supply of commercial bills is
not large although five six back mails from the South
nave arrived The range of Sterling is 1O507 per cent
Francs, 8 81 y as 27b. '
Freights-To Liverpool $50 bales Cotton at d13 sd
300 boxes Bacon at 35s 1000 bbls Flour st s. cd 10 700
bushels Wheat at I'D in bags; SO uns Oil Cake and %
hhds Tallow on private TERMS 10 Coyerseed at BIS
cd TO London 15G0 bbls Flour at 4s 1923 boxes Bacon
at 45s and 10 tuns Cloverseed at AS Cd To Glasgow
per steamer, Is hhds. Taow at 35s British brig to
Cork and market with 20 900 bushels Corn at Id in
bulk and bark 1910 tuns to Nantes with guano in bbs
at 81 10 and per cent primage
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with those of
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SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MART,

Edward Miller rs. Armstrong and Berry. Re
ferred.-James Henderson as John Alexander
Settled.-Hyde as. Franklin Fire Insurance Com
pany. 1.-TWO cases.) Non pros.-John F.
SCHNEIDER and wife as. Daniel Mailman and wife.
Action for SANDER. Verdict for defendants Ma
gruder and Quinn for plaintiffs. Snyder and Rev
nolds for efendant.-Assignmen sos to 56S in
elusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Louis S:arnglang McKim, Bros. Appeal
from Bayzand. Judgment Naturalization
ment from $50 to end of postponed cases.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JupGE KREps
Tonge ct al. as. Grafton ct al Before reported
Under curia
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9 NEW ORLEANS
se LINE OF

Oil n,,,-- Packets
EDWARD EVERETT, ," Gunby
" G dEtEf 4 MILLER, .% gait
These vessels all OF superior class and insrra a
oWest hgure They sail regularly advertised ana
anGed by CAPTAINS we'll experienced in the trade The 70
PaGity 100 OF the ahoye vessels in such afford great
apply to John UEEDEPS0S = 70 SAKE
ono 1g 1r1,,,,o,, No 81 Pratt street
their address ~ hV'' '0i4'is Size y
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Sbippina.

as4a FOR BREMEN.-The Al OIdenhnra
fsHs a1ek Sis AHttERs sehweiche master viii
passage apply to the Captain board or to IRE gt or
i.oets KATE & LEUPOID
Co...
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sHKTA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
zsAsasss~ The new and magnificent side.whee Ocean
Steamers $. K. SPAULnING, solomon Ilowes ccmmand
er, and BEN DEFoRD, VIM. A Hallett, commanier will
san Tor Boston EVERY FRIDAY, at O'Clock, P NJ alter
nately. ' - $50 '''
CLASS. " " ''
Fare sl2 including Meals and Sta;erooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. l.. HIGGINS, Agent,
1890. Office Boston Steamers wharf
.zi ngIo.LI foot of Long Dock.
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s6s@ FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
EsS /; TILLEY, B. Corning, master, now LOADING 81
commercial wharf, will have dispatch For freight apnIv
ja23tf Ne o. ThTOG.Efo,
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AZ ,u,.. II Smiths wharf
mission. '' VIC 'o' "dFueu Tree OF CON
osS B b. will please send duplicate receipts with
&ezsrz RUSSELL, 4 Co, Agents in Charleston 100
>s++a5s FOR NEW YORK.--The fine shin
srs5 sTREA will sail fer the above port 10 a few lavs
| VIII take such freight as offer rates ApIIv
IT, =. JOHN HENDERSON Il Co
-Ia--t cor. Commerce and Pratt sts
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.Es4 FOR LONDON.-The fine Al ~.
49, len, Bruun, master, will load at Commnri1
wharf, and have quick dsl atch. For freight apply to
ja2Stf f0An ~ RIOS q KOSER
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH

Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
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g 4 q r B A Lii,
EA. RI URBER
AND DEALER ~
PEUhBfNG MATERIALS
NOS 6 AND S NHRrI IIHEL.l,tr III 1. ~

a. UICK SALES AND SMALL PRGgIT$t
" - GEORGE STEINNETT
MANUFACTURERS or PLAIN AND :rNs N.rar
IRON BElSrEA DS tSingr and tnuhis ans . I!.t,S
Also, HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS
And very description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY WIPE w0sN,
VIZ Ladies Dress Figures. Nantit. Bonnet Ell rr.-
Goat Vest AMI Paataoon Stands, Nu,- re- ,.vr5 ana
HuEzls
WHOLESALE AM ETT..L.
No 50 hgTAT STREET,
Between Lexington and Saratoga east side
AZ WIRE ARBORS, GARNEN VINE and Fia,riE
STANDS made tH order at thr shc,trst notice GftiF
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bEIIIIS.
- n; KEITH, JR, son, Agents, % South Charles
teet have in store sample of these celebrated Bells
made by Nayler, Vickers Co, Sheffield England to
which they respectfully ask the attention church organ
cations fire departing nts and individuals throughout the
southern and estern States Bells supplied at short
tee varying in weight from IS lbs to 60 lbs Prices
Gully onethird much bronze, and less than half as
which as composition BELLS Circulars can had on aGpI
cation am r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

Il HE Trustees o this Institution take pleasure In announe-
ing TO he puoc That they have secured the services Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

Pic NIc.--The sabbath schools connect
ed with the Baptist, Presbyterian and Con
gregational Churches, accompanied by the
band, with flags, and with baskets of good
things, took trip to the lake shore on
Thursday last, and enjoyed pleasant oc-
cOsion at q romantic spot some mile and
a half west of the harbor near the residence
of Mr.. Wilkinson The occasion was made
the more grateful and happy from the fact
that the hard shell of reserve was laid aside
and all parties entered into it with freedom
and interest. The procession passed through
mnin street on their return, and with the
stirring airs of the band, the Haunting of the
flags, and the flashing eyes and happy ia.
ces of the children, with our veteran su.
perintCndent Robinson, mounted as marshal,
presented q scene to be thought of with
pleasure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

PATRIOT AND Tony These are the names
by which parties will be designated and
known until the close of the war. There
can be no Republican or Democratic par
ties as such But there will be party of
patriots and party of tories. Nor can
there be two patriot parties any more than
there can be two Republican or two Demo
crat parties. The question then resolves it.
self to this : There will be party that
will uphold the Government and use all
honorable means to crush the rebellion, and
there will be party that will oppose the
government and assist the rebels. The one
will be known in history as the patriotic
party the other as the tory party Then
let every man choose TO which party he will
belong decide whether he is patriot or a
tory.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

nA- Last week the Girnrd Union an.
nounced that w. G. Howells, of the Ashtn-
bula Sentinel, had been appointed consul to
Porto Rico. 1t turned out however, that
it was another Howells, n. Y. State editor.
The best part Of the joke is, brother Reed,
OF the Ashtabula Telegraph, swallowed the
announcement word for word, and guped
it up edtorialIy in his last paper r-RepOrter.
The joke is very good, and evidently quite
relishable, if the swallowing" and 'gulp-
ing" are any evidence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

Nor REPRESENTED. The Columbus Fact
states that counties failed, or refused, to
send delegates to the late Democratic Con.
Vention-namely, Lawrence, Clinton, Def
snce, Pauldng and Williams. Jefferson
county also refused to send delegates, but
by twist of the wrist peculiar to old polit
cal stagers, whom the name of the county
was called, response was made. No ques,
tions were asked delegates relative to their
credentials, and it is quite probable that
other counties were represented by imagin,
ary delegates ; qnite a convenience in a
convention where no discussion of the merits
and demerits of the platform was per
mitted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

Recruiting Is the order of the day. The
29th or Giddings regt. has companies in
Camp. The Wade & Hutchins rcgt. is
filling up, and Capt. Kinney is recruiting
Battery of Artillery, and Capt CARIIN we
see it stated, is home recruiting for an in
crease of his Battery.
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UNION CONVENTION.

All citizens of Ashtsbula County who
are in favor of maintaining the Union, and
supporting the govern ment Of the United
States, and sustaining the administration
in vigorous prosecution Of the war until
all traitors and rebels lay down their arms
and come back to their allegiance to the
government, are requested to assemble at
Jefferson, on the 3lst day of August, at l
o'clock, to select delegates to the Union
State Convention at Columbus on the 9th
of September, and to transact such other
business rs may be deemed advisable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

stroyed-A small white Pig. Information left at this
Office will be attendedto.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

The troubles of the Secession Press in
crease rapidly. Yesterday, orders were re-
ceved at the Post, Office forbdding the
Transmission of Tile Journal of Commerce,
The Daily Ne1os, The DayBoOk, and The
Brooklyn Eagle through the mails of the U,
States News-deaIers will not send them
with other dailieS, and the MarshaIs seize
them wherever found.
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From Washington.
WAsnINGToN, Aug. %.

WAsmNGToN, Aug. %.
The city was rife last night and this NOR
ming with report of fight on the other
side of the Potomac. Even in usually well
informed quarters, there is conflicting imfor-
nation on the sIhiect. 1t is certain, how
ever, that Gen Mcclellan returned from
thence at halfpast eleven o'clock last night,
nothing of an important or serious character
was elected. 1t is probable, however, as a
disunion force Of three companies Of cavalry
and about the same number of infantry, with
two field pieces, have been lowering in the
vicinity of Balls Cross Road, maneuvering
with view to draw detachments of our
troops into an ambuscade
Special to Commercial Advertiser
Gen McClelen went over the Potomac
river to-day, to visit the camps and inspect
the troops. Mr.. Russell of the London
Times was invited to attend him. No other
correspondent was favored with q pass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

WADE AND HUTCHINs' CAVALRY REGIMENT
The Cleveland Herald learns that the
cavalry regiment which Messrs Wade and
Hntchins are authorized to raise, and which
is rapidly being filled up, will form a part
of the Army of the West under the com
mand Of Gen. Fremont
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

MoRRIsoN, is trying to head off msrcon-
tile torpidity by superior inducements for
trade. We will trust him for holding hard
times at hey as far as the next one. Cross
ing the steadiness and solidty of the fogy
with the energy and activity of young A
merica, produces the best of mercantile
stock. 1t will do to look little after his
overtureS.
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LExINGTHN, Mo, Aug. 90.


PROSECUTIONS The rebels encouraged
by exaggerated reports of the battle near
Springfield, are congregatng in large num-
in this and surrounding counties, and COM
mitting all kinds of outragcs upon men and
their property. Ifthey are allowed to overrun
Fayette, Ray and other such counties in this
part of the State, as they are now doing,
they will steal enough from Union men to
subsist their army for months. In view of
this condition Of things, assistance has been
asked Of Gen. Fremont.
The Home Guards still occupy the forti-
fications here, and are well supplied with
arms and provisions, and can probably hold
the place, but reinforcemcnts are needed to
operate against parties engaged in ravaging
the country.
Pominent Union men are daily threaten
ed with death.
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Kinpsvilla Anadann,r-


Il IE Trustees ol this Institution take pleasure announc
ing to the public that they have secured the services Of
A. Judson Barrett, AM.
former Principal o Nunda Literary Institute ~ " TO fll the
vacancy 0cc9ned by the resignation Of g. W. Haywood
and that the Fall Term will comm nee on
Tuesday August 6lb, 1861,
under his direction assisted by an able and experienced board
Of teachers II Is confidently believed from the which
has heretofore crowned the alos Of Mr. as teacher
that the hgh reputation which Knpsyfe Academy has en-
joyed Tor quarter ofa century will be fully sustained
7eachtrs Glass will be formed at the commencement Of
the term IN which inFucton will be given not only in The
hcOrB but the practice Of teaching.
During the term frequent lectures will be g,von te si
dents on subjects Of practical and vital inere, Arrang.
ments have been made whereby board may I've obtained nt tie
very moderate price NJ u shinps per week, Rooms nr
those wishing to board themselves procured at greatly
reduced rates Tuition same heretofore liberal patron.
age solicited For further particulars address the PRINCIPAL
2tG05 BY order Of u,c tnorJ Wv ''l'''
Kingsville, July %. e. HAWKINS prosi5ant
ITO RENT-A House and Lot 10 Rent
Ashtabula, Juue 6, 1861. 'N' - nv 5os
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

TIE Schools, it will be seen go into op-
peration under the pro ten supcrintendenco
Of Rev. JAMES BoNNAR, this is a judicious or.
rangement for the time being,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

The Grand River Baptist Association
will hold its Annual Meeting with the
Baptist Church in Conueaut on the 10th,
llth and 18th of ofSeptember. The Services
will open with sermon from Rev. L. An.
dress, of Geneva, at o'clock, Tuesday,
p. M.