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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

DYEwoODS-The market for all kinds 10 very dull and
heavy with sales OF 25 Jamaica Log" ood at ~ 90
Fisd-rnere Is DO activity In the MARKET and prices are
FL0UR AND MEAL-rhe demand for Western Canal Flour
limited confined chiefly to the medium and better grades
:hs- are well sustained eu, the low grsd- are s,. G sna
feishts the sses ue 300 bb. ., te@ - ~ lo @
IS % for choice brands dol IS 20 Tor the low grades
Of Western FIn IS IS for shipping brands Of round
d, Flour /. ss,-r aud n red dsnand particularly III. low
grades choice brand. are : .ioe spd M In fa M s."ssS @
FloUr egola and rather lover the elo'e the dem'nd Is
%ny I h '.s %sSI S ss IS IS for mixed
rood soperfne Baltimore &C., 60 for the better
cSin Mss sae; but .ssSy sale. Of iS SS
for Jersey and % 20 for Brsndywine
GRANThe demand for Wheat fair and !. quite general
eght lower and less ve but choice White scarce
81 sd D ss. ds%'rs esss.o s a: s.
wsuiee Club at III 25a 81 70; 1900 bush Red Western at
81 .sf g. Ist' S Saa ssssa ssi
ei S. 100 bush Red State 81 asa 81 -; 29o bush Can
:ao. o tiso and SO. bush &%bSf Sq' %i.ccn.in ii Bsy
held With more nne.; the demand & . iar sales M s
tied sale. OF 3eo bush private e'ma os. are IN Y re-
S,' a.: .aS ss,- @ @ ssc Rye quiet and plenty sale.
esc Corn quiet the aPPy G .SaTs Va sa s aea % sS
wesvy) In es assic for good do delivered 6lde.c
for new do deyered 6sc for old round Yellow sdoa eo
HAY-The fair for the trade and the market quiet
sales Of 900 bales at g. d7Uc Y lOo 10.
HlDEs-The mske Is duh prices heavy; we have not
heard Of any trspssctions.
HOPS-The have been buying In small quantities,
oherwise the market quiet hear VI ae Of 70 bales mid
dIiug az i50 and middng 1859. Ct loo.
LAIHS in demand and prices are nominal at &l 20
mouths
LIME-The market l. extremely dull aud prices nominal
EREast-rn Spruce and Pine Lumber isvery dull;
Calais Spruce inferior short lengths
lie. Southern Yellow Pine Timber dali aud prices
ipsl. ~
MET ALS-The nake, for all decrip iptions Is very duh and
nominal " q have sales TO advise.
MOLASSES-M Moderate sales been made
the sales 50 hhd muscovado a2c II bhda Porto Rico
DOC and $50 do. at 1sc.
NAVAL STOREs-sphits Turoentine Il quiet a. 75as5c
Crude rurpentine quiet and nominal Rosinis lit
tie active sales OF 000 bbls. 81 IS aoa Fine Rosn
dull ard heavy ei s. Tar qust VI 100 bbl New
bern at S3 80. -
oILsThe msirt for all descriptions quiet sslss Of so
bbl Of Crude hale at Ale Linseed quoted 5sdtQc-
PROVlSiONS-The PORK msIkes better the demand more
active and nmer the close the sales SO bb 291
Ella 81 Prime and tl asa l7 50 for Mess Beef steady
but qsirt the arrivals limited snd the stock educed sales
Of 100 bbl at 80 IS tor Rspscked Mess and I'll SOC
$i2 80 for Extrs Prime Mess INDIA and tpda Nee. are hf
held but quiet beef Hams In united demand
SIS SO holders Bacon snscve, but hrm % s1oe
Cut In better demand and hny bald ses o. ~
hhds and 0tc Shoulders and for Hama Lsfd
b dull bus press without ch1es 70 nets iscss ei ~ sc
and e. sas|s New Butter PsDsy sad Ss o. az
md nuitsd sses New st.e q ~ IN m, -
NvlsA cAsssst y Enissd 6snes4ss tes~ b6 vas0 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
To,,ls2lsg Sis 643 2ls s135 !


TOTAL ON AND Ngw-Repeeked Mess o0s2 last month,
9ge2 this date year 3s9 Repacked Chicago do s3sl
last month s; tli. last year 1885 Railroad beet "a
last ;3J this d. last year <2 Refuse Mess IA a.t
mon h. IA this ds.e lx,t yrs. 9Sa. Refuse Prime last
mouth o. this das last year, Other Refuse US iass
month l28 this date last III Tee Prime hesa z
s33; this da last 6sl Conntry Ness IJIS
monh ana; ths late m fUJ Country Prime iHj
month gag this d4,e ast 5l3 unnspected tcs
34.4 as month 5.s2 this date last 3o UHhP<eee
bbs 66T month 2I,D-0. this date last year, i3,oJo
Toas-47 S3; lat s. 37; this date last y r, slSs
RIEThero fair demand; prices ale unchanged ssless
5ia6lc. AZ e. quality.
SALr-Ihee been quIy, but hear Of no change
prices sales Of Astons 8o tuns Fine by the
Seru and 500 Ground by the John Leslie, all On p
.,.o
sEEDS-Ihe den ard T. limited for Coverseed ct 09cI
Tio'hy Seed selling ~ ~ 81 4 bush i small ioui
Rough fl1se.d /. Grn 81 S0d g. IS y bu,h Of ~ D
sale. Of 100 hhds mostly Cuba al 4d33c, and few Porto
also II 02 bags Mans snd loo bxs Havana on pm
yut- Terms. Kshn-d steady. . .
TALLDW- The eedy but quiet owing 70 the block
st1rng exchange sas of $40 good Western az stc and
l2@0 10 prime City at C. cssh- .
TOBACCO Manufactured Il very hrm t the sdSanee ana
good speculative n.nd I-evis l. al quiet but hoide are
~. sdvsuce eLticpared ip donesic desctiItnns
e.p-ci.y Kentucky sails Of ~ hnds hentucky oaIIc
l SAFE VI bales Havana on private terms
WHlsKY-the market without ch ch,nge the demand
fair sales 81 $50 b5ls at III ai7ic closing l1sc.
WOOLIne market cOniinu-s iustve for all Kinds very
Comparatively ect.d fair d-maod has prevailed io
medium aud low descrptIons oe OF U bales washe1
sm,ra at 25r. 1900 10 ne.ees ~ 3aAc- s,uo Dc -
California 1t l2c ard 10 n Of Cape 2Sdzsc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
CLEyELASp AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co : OFFICE
CLEvELASD, Ohio, March, 1871.
TNHE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL-


Road COMPANY ready 10 receive exchange for ther
q Fund Mortgage Bonds III the osher outstanding Bonds
c udg Junction Railroad First Mortg tirt iviioD oDd
s,,d April 1867; Junction Rsi-osd Fret Mortgage Second
n,ii.age sobd dsied Nov le2 Junction Railroad income
Bond. ursecnred) dated June 1882 Toledo NoIHa aud
Cleveland Fira Mortgage Bonds dated Sept 1891; Toledo
E ak aud Cleveland second Mortgage bonds dsteS Sep
Isl. cleveland and Toledo Income snd Dvidn Id bonds W
he Va ions issues op to the y'.s~ot time o,r,
Ibe SINKING FDND NOR rOAGt BONDS. ofered IN er
the foregoing Bo dc secured upon the me
Rod subject to about FS2JVp only Of T"le
}o Norss aud Cleveland First and Second notgfee. srd
upon sill other property el nging the ClevelA snd I
j. RaTosa ,psny aud also by sinking fund of one per
" uto whose hauds ths mpany has already
, about cash for igvestmeD- They are made psya
BE II New-lok city In 1855 snd senan Interest
cupors at per cent, pa able at Corn E1roMge bs,k
,omt Of Que Thousand Dollars and limited 10 The
"a mn Of Three and Half Millior..
Ezch bsve been eeced 10 e present time 10 the auonnt
4, rably over Dollars ofthe various
r the Sbsins rubd Mortgage bond. have been saed
ro ere outsttnding
IN, airnon OF plres holding the remaining portion n
Au. Afforded the Morgge bopd In exchange
they hold aud which worm NO more IN
De s.s-k.t than the sinking Food MorgsFe Bonds.
We would eu4k That the s0sorp ion OF now OUTSTANDING
Bold h several Issues above nspej enhsrces The e my
on therefore the value d the Bonds theoi-
ske.-hst feg these BOrd viii become The fist
NofgA Bonds costing twice ihrir amount
asAdv thee Bonds have sid IN the Ne OK martet as
th 81 ler he payment Of portion Of the
Bonded Deo will still enhance the value OF these already
secnItes and der them desirable for inve.t
neut
Parties wishing to make the exchange may Do By sending
lie Bonds In sums OF : 00u 10 M-sNs. CARPENTER
rEKaLYE. No. ~ Wslst New York (who W ii issue new
Bonds and sdiu didefsuces of insre to this OHce
II the United States EXpFess an either
ssse relyiIg upon prompt return Of d. rev Bonds.
Il C. LUCE Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
Nesp9lprk Daily gribn,Ie

Markets-CsRKFuLLI REPoKTED yoR TIE ~ y THisrss
FRIrAY. May ;, 1901.
AsHES-There "a fair inquiry for both kinds sales OF 20
bbs Pots al 1904 Pearls better sales of 2s bbls at
S5b2i s. IS 80 -
CutFEE-Tbs market i dull, Rio 4 heavy at the decline
the late auction sales We do hear Of any sales
Of IA
COTTON-The market dull and heavy sales OF 500
bales mostly In uan.iu We rspo't nominal quotations.;
CT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
Jnsnranfe Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY tpurely Mutuall Boston Mas Aeon.
IL yeas over Si @ Dividends paid IN oash In II yesrs
S6pO0a Last Cssh Dividend 30 per cent Net ss:s1 eyer
Insurance. fuuished grstis sy0r,. al. l,J.L.I III
JOHN HOPPER, Agent sst Attorney for ,hs Oempfnyy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

TorAL o. AsD NEw Clea, 1875; Last month 2S th
Lar yea 49, Mes. 10 0i9 ls-i onth ?9 is date last year.
Prime Nes. $50 month s20 ih date tye.r 2te. Fkk
35i last month Do this date last yssI JJ Prime o last
mouth IS 100 tis year ~ 100 Rumps so last month";
s3; his date ye. ,26 Refuse Mes o lat loEih ~
t date yesr l2 Refuse Prime 1885, last month rs. this
date last year. ~ Other Refuse, $685. last mouth 24 this
date Last year S0l unispeced "a 45 last month, ~ ~
Ills date last year lG84 Tots-51 COS; last month, S9Il
this ddie laAtY YeaI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

d9o for State and 7d3tc for Eagish Dairy Egg are sae1
bic at 9dl0 p dozen.
PORK PAcKISs-YARDs, EEv-Yohk AND
BRooKLrs. sAr l. lyol
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

7 000 MANIlLLAS and IS sHAWLs'
os, ,bi, iom,n,. ,toeL II CLOTH and SILK MANTLES,
BURNOUs, CIRCULARS, kc.,
At Wholesale or retail at very low pfoe, . ,
The comprises the uost and desirable ooo
10 be found 10 the city. Every 81, lemlde to order.
SPRINO SHANLS FROM AUCTION,
New and beautiful designs at decided bsrs,ins
" Nos 3l2 and JA Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
Cutters, 6arawarc, &r.

IMPORTANT TO HOTEL-KEEPERS.
HARRISO
IMPROVED
EUROPEAN RANGE
VII DO given quantity OF
With cnefourh part Of the coal used By ordinary Ranges
sT. NICHOLAS HoryL, New YoTk, April 2 1851.
"Msssrs BRAsBALL, DEsE q Co We have bad the
HARRISON KITCHENER In u,e io thIee year pa-t snd Se
can.lr Il nvsq.be Yon at ful liberty 10 refer TO 20
We will be p-ad furnish In ostion 10 reference -
"TREADwELL, wHITcoMB CO..
similar testimonials from ali who have he'd an oppor
tup!ty 10 test Ranges. -
No. az Broadway, New. 70 L.
INN PLATE, SHrET-lRON, ZINC, &c,
i TIN ard TERNE PLATE CHARCO Al and COKE,
SHIFT -IRON-Belsian Rns-ian, tns ish American;
ZINC COPPER sPELTER BLOCK TN WlhE, &c.
For sal. BY A. A. THOMSON 4 Co., No fi3 Wster-st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
M)aicr-Cnre.
Uroreries ano i)ropisions.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
rssH Pure COUNTRY MILK. .t..
Address o. apply 70 T. W. DECKER osscs No, ls' z. s1th
NEW SPRING BUTTER--Receiyed daily by
Lgsesa ften The choicest dses Of Cortland Chsnanyo
G sad S'''ns c'untss NsT Bpsss p P.; sad 'uss
No Psxist and No. y Bh6ssA .fsw.yort.
WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES, unequaled
H,s rs % h c.1s' a e. "a .ss e, ron suS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
6orsss, Carriages, &r.


A FINE BAY HORSE IL hands high, can trot
~ in minutes black Causan-t rench PONY warranted
minutes pair Of bay HORSES for fa or team,
wsgon raO PD%l fr boys ~ Il Ito ride. and asADDLh
AID HRIDLE; hay MARI set light HARNksS a. good as
urN | set DOUBLE RNESS ROCkAWAf and pole
road WAGON. No UDiyersy-plsce corner ,h-s.
NARRlAGES.-MOTT& IL COMPANY, No. 656
~ 5rouday Boud-st. have hand, ,nd are nanufac
tuhng 10 various style. Of hrscsss ebies Of new
er.isns eabrac clos. and ensia 9uirer al
ECfES co.. PES BRETiS. TX Top BAROUCHES.t and .
pa...us,1 ROCEA Always. PHAkTONS &c oil made 3h ani
.p- and warranted which they offer At reasonable piee-
TOR SALE.-A very gentle and sound pair OF
fsn, HORSES shout esr. old long ,al.. To be seen
MpSONS Stables lh it, Jusi wesG Of jdav AA ior
WILLIAM While
DoAD WAGONS.
III BREWSTERk Co Nos 2 and 37t Broome st, corner Of
Mot prepared receive fot~ir superior wagons
sh!. peiod during the coming In addition
cher which heir the hizes
dYa ity sd el g,uc-. Ties would direct speci
at eios 10 tber Improved 81 Bar" reud.lg then hell
.pnns Wagons sgps all oth-s strength aud a,city
Although m.kng Road Wagon. special IL lure OF their bs
ne they would also invite orders r every style Of fessue
Ga risr,s Tor town aud countTy.
CADDLE-HORSE WANTED.-lie must be
hssdsm- e1d free Traveller must be broken 20 harness
die aud be ,errd cbeCp No dealer aoei Apply
Address R,I No. I ~ Po,tOhcs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

ll1uul % 81 . osFa flE TasEs - lslniq
fsss q ft.g ss % tI1d 90 b.. fra .fIali1.a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

20 "a b'sea sshsl cdr .Ltts ,.,
staa-k .a 10 IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

% ''ssl. ~ aass5los q . b..sq.it ia1 n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04
Financial.
Osy,cY THs GREAT WI STERN RH. Go. OF 1857 !
SgEIsGFlxLD Ill April Is, li6l.

STwYoRv h HARLyx RR. Co. TREAsrEFg's OrrcS,
Goa ARA Av. lND 2trA-sr, NBw lOsK April ~ 1871,
INTEREST COUPONS of the FIRST MOkl.
GAGE BONDS and BONDS Of 1857, viii be paid Oh aD0
t'sf May l. 's w r. EMERSON Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

w THIS Fvs SING tsa;uriayl Nsy<
the brilliant and b.sufnl Cofu.de enue,
MkS JOHN WOOD,
MRS JOIN WOOD.
mrs. JOHN WOOD,
.nd the .lnirable Comedian.
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
NA JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEfFEKSON,
TIE LAST TIME
TIE LAST TIME
THE LAST TINE
IN the charming Comedy of
TIE QUACK DOCTOR
If...,e ........................MRS JOHN WOOD
WI the beautiful ballad OF "A Path by the Rivern aud the
iIuet with No jefferson, Wh.n a Latte Farm We Keep
The Cuack Doctor.
A3d also FOR
THE LAST TIME,
JENNY LIND.
JOHN WOOD
wi her celebrsled sons OF Bdgol Amodo LasInse Ae
t.uby O.g.............. .............MT JEFFEkSON
with Bre>kdown"
MUSICAL EXrRAvAGANZA,
with
HRS A TfSKs,"
entitled
HIAWATHA;
Or
AfpKyr SPiRIrs AND LarGHiso WATER"
written by
{. M. WALcor e,q.. msdlln.
MRS JOHN WOOD
and
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
will appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

IHs PARk BANK, NKw-Y -Y0Ek, ApFh IS, I85l
AN ELECTION for Nineteen Directors OF this
n Bank for the ensun, yes so for Three Inspectors Of the
pex Election viii held the Banking House Nor and
B.kmabs MONDAY the 9th Of May next from IL to
~ - CHARLES A. MACY, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

OYPlcB OF THE CESrRsL r. Co. oy NEw.JERsRr,{
No. 20 Wsns;. NswYoRK, May J. 1871.
UNHE COUPONS Of the SECOND MORT
X GAGE BONDS maturing TO-DAY will be psid pre-
seltaon at this Office SAML hNOAi ireas-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

Ir - i - .I.-.IlI ll -. LlI-II Il
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

CLAkK's Patent IndelibIe Pencil Marking Ink
Az. tpcouyenient Tbi. Pencil prevents this -" scentf
amer Merritt Brown N.Y.f CLARK Northampton has'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-04

nODWORTHs HALL, No. 500 Broadway.-
~ Filth night Of EDMOND PILLETs DRAMATIC REcl,
TATIOSs, on SATURDAY May lp6l, al p M. Debut Of
a youns lady from Blooilyn. Mr.. ROBERT GoLDBECK
will assist. Tickets 50 ceHts
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

A Prison FOR FExALEs. impro-
priety, as well as Inconvenience, Of placing
female prisoners in the common Jail, or in
the prison ut the Capitol. was at once seen.
1t was determined. therefore. to secure
some suitable building. appropriate for that
purpose. Accordingly, the large house
at the corner of--- and Fourteenth
streets was selected and rented for this
purpose. The premises consist Of the
nansion itself. sufficiently spacious to con-
tain comfortably oil the ladies' arrested.
and an extensive lawn and flower garden.
in which they viii be allowed to walk.
The @hole IS surrounded Ly a high LricE
raH. which will at once prevent their es-
cape, and secure them from the impcrti-
ncnt observation of the curious. The
Mree tud;ex already arrested are confined
here, and 1t Is understood that Mey ,cill
hare the s~iety y three more Letore to
night.
The female members Of the family OF
Mayor Berrett and Of Mr.. Phillips are
all under strict surveillance, m;lituy
g~asr1s being stationed in both houses.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

win receive on account Of deposits any
Treasury Notes outstanding except 7:3O
per cent Notes.
Ssc. 7. The transaction on the part of
the Associates may be conducted By Conn
mittee In New York, in which the banks
of Boston aud Philadelphia should Be rep
resented. which committee should meet
daily for tho direction Of details, and at
lssst weekly fw aslibsr.tic1 snd consider
alton Of import.int business.
SIC. Sin addition to the banks Of
New York, Boston. and Philadelphia, il
wou)d be desirable that other parties should
become associates. say trust companies.
savings's banks, insurance companies, and
private bankers. who in lieu of pro-rata
Of capital should designate, when joining
the Association. what amount Of interest
they decide to take.
SIC 9. The capital Of the banks Of New
York. Boston, aud Philadelphia, aud the
respective proportions under a pro-rata
division would be as follows;
Pro ratio proportion
Bank Capital. Of $50 millions.
New York. $7O,OOO.OOO 500, 600, 600
Boston. $4,000, 900 l5, 500, ,OGO
Philadclphia. 100000 5000, 600
1t is proposed that the divisions should
be, say to.
New York. $50, 600, 900
Boston. $1,000, 600
Philadelphia. 5000, 900
New York, Aug. Is, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05
will 60 further, and say that Mr.. Toombs
mae nlsc -

will 60 further, and say that Mr.. Toombs
was also"
This makes the matter beyond dispute
that the South. would have taken the Crit
tenden Compromise as a 6nsl settlement of
all our difficulties. We win 70 futLe-.
however. and adducs the teeeimony Of
Senator Toon,bs, Of Geosxia. himself. In
his speech in the Unieed Statss Ssaase; on
the 7sh Of Jsapsfy. 1881. taon51:
but. although insist upon this per-
feet equality. set when It was proposed-as
/ understand the senator from Kentucky
now proposes-that the line Of $50 so
shall be extended. acknowledging and
protecting our property on the south
side Of the line, for the sake Of peace. per-
n,anent peace. I said t. the Committee Of
Thirteen. and say here. with other satis-
factory provisions, | would accept it."
These declarations forever settle the
question, as point of history, that the
adoption of the Crittenden Compromise
would have saved the Union and preserved
the public peace.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

ToErrG.s, to which point the mutinecrs
of the Rochester regiment have been sent.
and whittier the malcontcnrs of the 18th
regiment will probably follow to work out
the period of their enlistment. is a bleak
and barren sand-key in the Gulf Of Mexi-
co, about one hundred miles southwest
from Cape Sable. 1t is cherries and un-
comfortable. desolatcd by si,noons. peo-
Piled by musquitcs and venomous reptiles
decidedly one of the most uncomfortable
points to which the Government is obliged
to send it's in.ubordinatcs. The mutincers
banishcd to Tor'ugas 10 not 20 as soldiers.
but as unarmcd laborers. and will be com.
pelle'l to work upon the fartifcations.
much as penitentiary convicts do in quar-
rics and sandtanks So Says Northern
Journal.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05
SAINT MARY'S BEACON
n.ruSLDnpp svssr rRunspAY ~
II. XuDo. . JAlGIs &. DOWNS.

Txnna o. SUsscRIPxioN.-e1 so PER an
nnE. ~ b paid visbsn six nos6ls. Ne
enhecyteziop win be received Tor . sh6stes
pl6]11 - six noeshs, end % psper Be
1Ga - 4Dssasngee me- psjd.
ssssPs = he opAion q The pubIisheu.
.TnsAs % ADvnsTnlxe.-tl per square
- ths fne insestisa. and Is ets. Sos
svssy ssbssquent insertion. Twelve lines
- leo soastieute square II the numbcs
sf Insertions be not s,srked on the adver-
sissnsas. Il win Be pallishsd until forbid.
ssd ehsrged aceosdinely. A liberal de-
1nsasoa made 70 those vA0 advertise BY
sAs ysas.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

OgBS OUTtJDE ALEXANDRIA, I r. -
II Gen. ScoR.-The enemy i r,,n-
ning: but We are before them Ny divi-
sion 10 making splendid time aud k|ne
sr.eks. with the prints Of their heels -
wards the rebels. The Zeuave drsnn,sr
has rsised the devil With Us. L kavs -
that Internal itch myself.
(SigDed.) McDewnx.
Wasds cannot rive N idsa! e S1Ae
Il Ssott's wrath ~ he manifested on this
occasion. He ordered me from his quss-
sers. and would doubtless have had lae
c0o6ned Il Bob had not taken me SWAY
speedily.
l ssa still in Washington, and although
no one but Bob win talk to me. can
gather good deal that is going on. JEDI.
Davis Is expected here every moment.
Lincoln has got loves balloon al ready.
With that Herring Patent Safe fastencd 10
it The first Confederate bnyonet that
shows itself in Alcxandria win be the
agual to cut the ropes, and Old Abe will
swing Of into space. Mrs. Lincoln has
gone to Utah, and Seward hasn't been
seen to-day.
I am informed that some Confederate
colportcur got into the ranks of the
Federal army and distributed among the
soldiers tracts containing the Parable of
the Prodigal Son. 1t must bc so. if L
may be allowed to judge by the number
Of Yankee soldiers who have suddenly dis
covered that they have fathers, aud are
willing to return to their homes.
Asa HARrz.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05


- suy ksnei Adiea dess Maryland!
eaaor ealla ne now avsy fi,,m tAee:
~ 1ays wissia ny nanve lasd,
sses been The swesssse hope 70 me,
lpnxas smmple sAee isso tie ,tssss,
tive ne h.ssh = keha bes s.iA E,r shee:
eell ~ = 1es.ese Nps;
Z i my hoase. loved Iss mounn,ins blue,
- sea -vsshed shoess, its Wales, aas pleasant
Zelda,
Aaf iss fsir cities. and the brave and true.
Who barred, unarmsd, their bTsa>is ~ free.
dom's shields;
But leaving slI. place in God my trust.
Asd 60 @ battle for the tight and thee!
~ Z sword shall not insioriously rusr,
kxiled, swear 70 die or ses thee isee!
Adjea dear hearts! Ah Mo:her, Sister, Wife!
One tear for parting. and QUE heartfelt, sigh
Fos brothers still ia chains, then to The strife.
Where free We conquer, or, still free. we de
Hope on then Maryland, God still is just:
Ane fniah and love and freedom wait for thee:
Ny sword shall not ingloIiously rust,
Exiled, swear to die or set the free!
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

In conversation with military friend.
DR.. Tying lately repeated the stat M. nc
made in his scrmon-that the battle
had been lost because it was fought Oh
Sunday
but" .nid Col.-, "It was won by
The rebels. Wasn't it just ~ wrong for
them as for US r
Him." said DR.. Tying. Il didn't think
of that"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

RATHER SnARr.-A lady became 70
much dissatisfied with her lover that che
dismissed him. In revenge lie threatened
to publish her letters to him. VERY
we'll" replied the lady. Il have no rea-
son to he ashamed Of any part Of my
letters except the address"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

The 65th Regiment. Col. Krettner. is
composed Of Germans, whose efforts to
speak English seems quite amusing The
f"ilowiug IL u sample. given in the broken
accent of the sentry:
Seutry-''Who you got Give the
counterfeit"
Soldier. outside the lines, answered.
"Mouated."
Sen;ry-iou lie. It's Mout.rey!
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

The late Earl of Chatham, in one of his
great speeches in Parliament, said "Thc
hunblest citizen Of England-ihough liv-
ing under a lowly. straw-thaiehe1 cot
tage. where the swallow may make her
nest, and all the winds of heaven mn y
whistle through at pleasure-yes the king
of England cannot. he dare not enter"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

A man arrested in virgiuis for being
engaged At Ilarpcr's Ferry. replied. ..Hs
did not know Harper. nor where he kept
his d-d oh ferry"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-05

A wag whose conduct in the way Of
joking is so nosoriouslv bad that We sell
dom quote from, him. says that be 70 pain
I'd to hear Of the death al GeneSal LYON
he wishes II had been General Lviss
Who was killed.