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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENCVATER

Is precisely what Its name Indicates, for, while
invEoIating and strens theping to the vita powers
and at the same time revivihes, renstates, and
az restores and readers TIE system incxlnera5e
to ATTACKS o. disease. is the only, prepa'atlon
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic,
And at the same time 30 perfectly adapted TO- as to
ana hence viii soosie The ~ ,ssaIsst stoyaeb. and
yous and other irritation. 1t perfectly exhilsra
vegetables, yet combined as to prodnoe the most
thorough tonic efeot. without producing, any IN
furious consequences. such q remedy has long
been felt to be desderatum in the medical wnI ld
for It needs no medIoel sk-l to see that debility
dsed lays the sy stem open to the ihsdIous attacks
OF many Of the most fatal, snoh for example, as the
~
Neqfs gia, PalpitatiOn Of the heart, Melancholy,
wei IS Painful o6straoted, too profuse, or r. too 90
scsnt Menstruation, and Falling of the Womb
hsy
sure 70 cure as the sun is TO rise and set There s
system Is weakened We are enc open to to 6il,ou. At. at.
tscks, the liver becomes torpid. worse diseased,
as ssSns sna nd s
urine, " me, 2! nvogntary fisoharse Of the same pain
OssdnS liable eight cod
checked, soon emaoiatIon foo@ US. and the patient
goes down to pIsmsturs crave. Bpt space will
are liable IN weakened condition Of the 81 stem.
But We viii say In this Cordial and Blood kenova-
tor you have perfect safe, pl csant and edectua
remedy for loss of Appetite. bIlousuess. Flatu-
lenoe,, weak and sick stomach. l.angour. Liver
Complaint, Chis and Fever. or am Bllious attack
Goa tlvepess, Aoidity ofthe st ,mach Nervousness,
Neuralgia, Palpitstion of the Heart, Depression
ofSpIrits, Sores. Pimples the Facs, or any dis
case arising from impure blood. suoh as Sorofus.
Eryspelas Bronchitis, Cough, difficulty of Breath
"a and S abo "a v .e
say the traveller exposed to epIdemios, change OF
climate and water, will find t pleasant. safe snd
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with
out. Reader, try il, for we assure you You will
hnd IN 10 friend indeed, as well friend in need
All persons of sedeLtary habits will find il per
iect preventive OF, as well as cure for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed Hencs
and ladies' who are not accustomed TO Nuoh out
door exercise, will find 10 70 their advantage %
keep q bottle constantly on hand; and above al
mothers, or those becoming such, will 90 through
that most period not only with ell tn ei
accustomed strength, but safe and free from ths
portion Of the world. In short, is indeed mother
cordial; Try It old and young; ior ger run tn,
risk Of delay it will relieve aRd prove itself empha
icallye Restorottce Cordial aad Blood Reaovofoz.
%; j. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad ~sy, New
sold by al good Druggists. Price One Dollar pc
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR
Sod in ,hi. city BY c. sroTT. s1s Pa. avenue
WESAN,TBE BEAT TIN SELLING CLOTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

IL The recent publication Of unclaimed divi-
deDds and deposits, In the banking houses OF
Newark, N j., has been the means Of informing
many parties Of moneys lying to their credit,
the amount had been lying in Institution for
over thrty-two years. the rst intimaton Of Il be-
ing conveyed to the owner by the published
notice.
MAssAcHusErrs Town ELKcTIoNs.-The town
elections In Massachusetts, will commence to-day,
and, an they are Of considerable local importance
may serve, 70 some extent to indicate the tone OF
popular feeling In relation to matters Of national
Interest.
DA child ave years old swallowed piece OF
nne tooth comb, In Coos county, New Ham o.
shire, few days since, and died three hour,
after. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

WECAN'TBEB BEAT In SELLING CLOTH
Post Once. H2eV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

TERRIBLE CoMPANy.-They are organizing
new military company In Memphis, to be called
"The Dehants." The Avalanche says Of them:
"Their uniform Is 70 be black homespun, with
red plumes. Their banner is black-the arms of
the State Of Tennessee being inscribed on one side,
In crimson; on the other side will be represented
right hand grasping an unsheathed sword. with
the name Of the company-the Defants-written
In red letters above The whole outfit will be
emblematic Of death and defiance, and will cost
forty dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

Ladies, Call Early
EEBDtEs EEEBDtEs SREsINAt SREsISAt q sFsEE sFsEEE
NJ: NJ: sSa sSa FEENNA: FENNA: AVENUE: AVENUE:
Additional INVOICES jE,s receive, received of New and
YOU CAN FAX oEb kE5!Hf S52eF For
ONE DOLLAR.
RSEAt RssAtrEb fae S2kR 2MlsH sFgE, gErs,
REPHft}SS kERh k6ahS Skt5 kMSsAIc SETS,
KUN khfE SSsRfdt rs RE5ttJkST sEfsS SETS
ffffElFNyssSfB ffElN sSEB sEfs;; sEfs;
0oeohi Ano LAb!Hss ntbH9S NsEEekLAcEs,
$A|$$BSEESSs ASsHaHs. ss$f
SENNTs' SEENNTTs; XEsT WxTca cGHAEYs: kEYYs::
SEENNTTs SENNT sEAS sEAESs snf BGHA6Ss GHFAAtSs and STUDS
tSsSsESIEi EESsSSfE sIESks fSsf REESIhs I5hfs6oNs,
bs anS sHf
6gsy Ss S5ss Sss &c ~ .;f s0s 1 s ,sssis,
as is retalled from fve to thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLEss OF CosT.
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
at these unheard of prices will please call early al
our
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
300 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets
IL Remember the NumberDsOa-as we have
no connection with others, protesting to sell at our
prices, In this oity.
RsssIyed E .h: dsy Iarss ipyoiee Of SILVER
Gard and Cake Baskots; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rinss; Butter
Knives, in sets and single; Kuives and orks, In
sets; Ice Cream, Pie and Flsh Knives; Breakfast
aud Dinner Ca>tors; Double and Single Salts; a
iSrge variety OF Plain, Chased, and Gut Gobets,
out regard to original COST at from 81 to $50 ard
warranted to be What they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent. less than they con be bought.
B-tr 800 Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05
THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

.TRIEsEMAR,1,2s and s-Prcteoted By Roysl
Seals Of the Eoole de Phsrmscie de Psfls, and the
Imperial College Of Medi,ine. Vienna
No, 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes,
and al physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradicates all traces of those
diseases thai have been hitherto trcsted By The nsu
seous and pernioious use of copafvs and oubebs.
No. has entirely supplantsd the injurious uss Of
mercury. thereby insuring % the suferer speedy
relief. dIspeIslns al impurities, and roofing on
,TEIEsE,HAR: No. !: :s ed = ? S are p.s,s.ss Ir
and can be carried 10 the ,vslstoost pocket fold
In tn caaes, and divided INTO separate doses - I'd
mlnistered by velpesu, Lsiemand, Roux, Rioord.
30. Price tS eaoh. or four csses for os. which
ins OF 81. 10 De had, vhcissSls and ressi, Of Or.
BARROw, Of 1e4 Bleecker street, New York.
immediately on receiving remittance. DR.. Barrow
will forward the Triesenhr % any part Of the vord
securely packed, and sddresseo according 70 the in
struotions Of the writer.
The Boos, Of .lI o.AsE., III that shonld Be req :,
m.Humsn Frsilty, or PhysloloricsI Essesrcsss |.
al the symp oms that Iuvanably develop then-
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the frsiltes
and vitssting habits Of earl youth. incap apsststins
the victim from shaIng the ftuiaon f the matu-
monia state, fnd. ~ not checkcd IN time, descner-
sting sll TIE functions Of manhood ard bnnrI1E
soid bs b1 "a ROW. is4 bisscfer .;t * s-t. Ss-
doors belov Maodougal, Nee York. Poor 2s
oents sent Tree eyery where.
Sold also ~ 9. c. Ford, Jr. DRUG stoTs. sab
inston. ID. @. de q On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

IL Remember the Sumber-3O2-as we have
connection with Others protesting to sell at our
prices, in this CITY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
One Dollar.

One Dollar. -r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
47s Pa. Av. EvANs's. 47ePA. Av.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEWELRY
IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE---- Sets for 81
Elegant LAVA .---- Sets for 81
Elegant GARNET ----- ----.--.-.....S Sets for 81
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. Sets for 81
Elegant MEDALLION.....- Sets for 81
Elegant RIM MOSAIC Sets for 81
Elegant PLAIN GOLD ----- Sets for 81
Ladies' GUARD CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81 -
Ladies' NECK CHAINS for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, Co different
patterns) ..-----....----..-..for for 81
LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE.
consisting of
TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &C., 60.
Also, A Large Assortment of JEwELRY, which
We can sell at 50 cents per article.
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
S1.0o BOOKS Selling for----..-..-......-50 so cents
Sl.25 BOOKS Selling for .......-.. so to rs cents
s2.Oo BOOKS Selling for ...-..-...Sl to 81 IS
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO GIT
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER Before.
CALL EARLY AT
476 PA. Av. EVANS'S. 476 PA. Av.
fe lStr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05

s1pS, to k.nso1 o;: .ss s nd e good ssl
9r State Rye m and in sr drnsud sales of aS Ss.S
North River &c. Com held with much hmness ia
nqay for nn.ouDd; the are $1,000 bush ., 40Gtsc s
heated and so 2d4c for stern MIcd s5dlec for good to
and o'c for old Western Mixed barley and Barley Mss 90
GUHNY BAGs-The market I. rather quiet; sales Of 100
GUNNY CLOIHIThs m,rss, 1. dull and prices are nominal
GUNPOwDER 1. IN god dem,nd for eov.rnn.p, uss tut
der Company quote 2oaSc In csnis,e and 81 Ssaes
Hl6Esw. only hear Of .ales Of 800 City Slaughter for 81,
AYITs. demand is good for the trade su. .Ass. It'll.
doing for sbppng sales VI 60 bales at soGo3c 100 D. and
srae. dal and prices ar. nOmin, W. quot.
HOPS are limited demand Of 20 bales 1900 al 2dlsc
HaIRWs have only to report sale, ofs bales Busnes Ayrs
INbGoThc market ari sales Of 10 c,roor. ous,em..
LE-h. market for ROOkspd inactive and prices are en-
M0LAssEs-ysry little is doing We do not hear Of any
METALs-scotch Pig Iron is dull and entirely nominal Q,
s9oa sz NOS PIG Lead nseys We quote % MaT.oI 70.
quiet at former quotations Nothing doing in speer We
NAVAL srORES-sgFts Turpentne continue. in limited
request bn: Price. are bout essns VF;ii9n & ae, u .n,
s5 Common Rosn quiet at 20 Is In yard ,nd de-
sed VI Fn soau n F@Cd iSc 65 ssa DO s
DO SO So and 2o bbls Psle and Extra Pale s $685. al
OIsThe market for Liuseed 4, du and heavy small sss
10 n. ,oBnry trade 56d5c and occasiCnsl fes at e
Crude Whsle and Sperm have been quiet The sales or the
e.k embrace $50 bbs Whsle J8d 4O.c chief At the for
sr rata ucIudiuy 300 bbs sold to-day physe erns 30
DO Sperm :. 81 20. closing firm sl 2s9 ~ 9 o
Prime Manufactured quiet at previous quotations so
OIL dl at s5d &c. Olive 10 quiet sales oi iS' cases pm"
-. ..,-..., . c,, n,,
Obong and s2 FOR Thin Western with sales OF Sons oi hS
former private 70 -
PROVISIONShe Pork market Ia dull and lowers the sup
py larger the demand chiefly for the home trade me ses
are $50 bDs Sl6 Sle Is Mess AlI zoo ~ ~ it
Prime 10 for Clear Beef il unchsnsed the demand
l5v bbs 59 50 III fer Repacked mess,
snd Sll 50 for Extra Prime mets Il inquired sher
are hssyy and sre freely offered the Gales 6 hbis At
Sac for Shoulders and 607c for Hams Lsd lower snds
ost al the close Of 81 bb snd tea at d9c-he later
k choice in ssl Butter in fair supply and qnet
lOdilc for Ohio and 2dl6c for state Cheese is In limited
request at 5dSc .o.o 49,. .... =.
s5 5Od 46 50 y 100 n, ss 20 quality. 40, ,,~,,.,
6OAPCsste Basps steady sales Of o boxes At lV@V,cT
SUGARs-There 10 noderse eensnd. Sales Of 80 hhds
Cubs ifc 4c; 81 hhds Porto btco AZ elt
sc and lao bores 44c Refined steady a Ito
7c Hard aud 81 d6i for Soft White and ooec Tor son l
TALLow-Ths marLe 10 firm ths demand Good 'ass Of
80 900 n City at slc. csIh.
WOOI-fhs market Ia lsss active. but prices are without
onosbe variation The sales 1850 10 Pulled at &c. and
! 900 do. Black Spanish at Csc.
WHALEBONE Is quiet We do not Learn OF any nAr'ae
tons -
WHIsKY-Thee h little change nols IN the make, fsr
this article the demand fair s4es Of so 0bis - loc s
suleu at l6lc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
ADDITIONAL WAR NEWS.
TIE POSITION OF THE REBELS IN VIM
- GTNTA


II seems TO us that the rebels at Harper ~ 60
not Ia a very desirable position just now. nu Nm
Ar, bearing down on them from the w 'he ,u ;,b
snd the East 1t is simply question o. VIZ
Gen Scott when he will lake them. 1helr I'D
wrth Richmond is by means as secure az The
6,e since our troops hold Alexandra ana threste o
Manassas Gan Junction If the rebel iorcesm NuiIep
yer and the Junction attempt TO reheVe tne men a'
Earner's Ferry they leave the road 10 hlehmohu en-
ssrey exposed If seize the Junction, the only atn
az eecpe Is up the Virginia Valley to stanton. mere
n railway connection for only part oil the ds'aDee; III
deed we believe there Ohio troops enough AZ hhn9
40 that portion could be spared for the attack anu
enough remain to intercept the retreat Of the ieoe.
Nor can any force be spared from the vicinity 9'
Richmond for their relief Gen. Buffers eommana
and the force at Washington are stanolng men1oe W
the State capital. The former are already creeping up
james River and keeping watch on Norfolk, aho me
lstter seem be threatening the route 10 kehou =!
tie Orange and Alexandria road, and may thiea,eh ~,
that by Aeuuia Greek aud FredercksbuTg 10tA
River too must be guarded by strong iorce lol as
re Richmond papers have truly fGlo u ls tle @ NV y
direct and easy path TO the city. Southern lIe l.
then can spare no men for HarIers Ferry. oIong aS
a tie natural position of the forces intreDched theIe
we think that their stay will not be prolonged great
while and they will be pretty fortunate II they hishS
thcr escape. They may fight with de'pera'I9n Du. n
our commanders ufe ordinary prudence, Harper Z
Ferry NAV coon be cleared of Rebels
Wheeling VA, } lntellseneeT.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
Military AyF,IRs IN BROOKLYN.

After many annoyances, the Brooklyn Phalanx re-
ceived deiLiie Information from Was ington yester,
day. 10 the effect that the regiment would be nspecttd
and mustered into the service Of the General Govern
ment within ten DAYS. The Necessary arrangements
towud uniformng aud equipping the men viii now
be unde with all practicable speed and they VIII be
ready for marching orders at the expiration Of tho
time allowed them. The news was communicated 10
the different companies by the Oitcers, and received
with the greatest applause.
Three companies from Massachusetts arrived bere on
Saturday with the intention Of joining this regiment,
bu. tanning thai the prosyos Of being ordered to
the seat Of rather doubtful, they declined TO
atac themselves thereto prefe ring TO join some reg-
men which had already been mustered Into the service.
They had been led 20 believe before starting from home
that the Phalinx WIS armed and equipped and ready
for inrtaut departure. Hence their anxiety 10 20 with
them. Finding thcmsely'. deceived, they sent Com
mIt,.e home aScerain whnt 10 pursue. Mean
willie they remain the guests Of the officers Of the
Phallnx and express themselves ,atisf"d with their
treatment, In connection with the matter II proper
to state that the Massachusetts oompsues were induced
10 cone Brook by representations Of paresn no
manner corrected With The regiment, and who bad no
authority whatever to invite them. The officers knew
nothing about it until their arrival in hew.foIk w3
aruouuceI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
ARMY AND NAVY,

The attention Of General officers Of the army belong
ing to the staff and regiments has been called TO tie
der of the War Department, permitting tLem to appear
on horseback during service in the field, caparsoned
a, their comrades of the regular mounted roops They
may wear over the saddle houeug Of dark blue cloth,
with the usual adonnents Of gold lace, a blue web
snrcinge, black leather bride, yellow collar, black
leather holster, with gilt mouuiings, yellow metal or
gilt stirrrps; officers fibe Corps OF Engineers hayethe
sane privilege.
TIE following horse requirements for mounted soldiers
are pnblrl ed for the information of officers raising
cavalry aud dragoon rep imeDs. Although put down
for the regular army, volunteers ars to be provided
with them. Tie things needed are one birdie,
watering bride, one halter, one saddle one PAIR
of saddlebags, one eadde-blket, one snrcinge, one
pair spurs one curry comb horsebrus ope picket
pin, one lsIist, one link aAd one roo,e-bss. The
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
Arrived.

Steamship Boruuis Ham. 1rsuimsuu Htribars N'yS
,la soutlsep.sS 80 .! s;g, ? M nd'e; srs 90 Ps'' ay
op-r Wghi ship saw bark Elise 4s7 f1d , 40 40 on e.
Ss. S hgSs sySs.m S sniy 3iio ~. S f .d.d Bel ti
Fer West all bound w 2th LAT - ~ loh % %, saw ship
men ,hip howiSs ID pennlut gs, 9Gh lat IS 90 lon 95
si,:50 NJ saw steamship Hsmmsnia May 20 st e. en.
% g. passed several large tcebtsa Has hse westerly winds
sissmsSlp Price Aber. Br Leich Galway May g. via s..
John ~ f lat inst md,s and a4s pass to Aowiaid Aa'
sv sSTShsInsT t9f FIsnkf r. IN Me- sOals s Lssrool Az
be, May lat ts lon. %, spoke ship BelsdeFe from Liver
poo for s:ss; sss s Ts & g. s a s fsss ss9s re R g. & %
Point bound lO,h lat IS 30 lon 80 TO- spoke shp Ooye.rr
ssio Alliance GBr Of rsrpco De Forest. Newport wal..
CkNestOn Bal. .3 days On ard coal TO Trenholm BSO'
shy John Tucker Of BO,ion Taylor Liverpool 81 dsy' cO
ship impsre,ries Elizabeth Au.t,isnl Psearch Arcs,
Preach AlHcs 81 days & in in 9-lls; TO ..deT Nj. ,.rq
passed G5Is'tsr 18th f Sc, john r Dow. has h.s
yh variable wiDs. the entire pt.,sr; nS May H. 10 i' ''
Bas Beaver (Br Uaey Boston, days. In ess'' TO Di""'
Brs Union (Brj smith Windsor N s. days rs..f oA
Brig Ada Dr. Ofw.lton, N ST. 0'esnoush Har.n' ls day.
schr Fmqun Lord surry is days spar, % ma.isS 3d,t
SSG. ,Of aoSi Rhosds. 6caCs fr Pof.d
caans sinh IN short time took 90 tie eaps,n sd s
.say eats sts1 6osd Ic il ~,s very k the t,ne :,
schr. Lydia A. May lof Phl.deph. Baker CsT6sS's -
L. s,,am. which esrri,d away boOm and sss ,l
msn,s IN ribbon, ard did other damage ecnd nos A'ce
her -. 81, - .u.r,.
schr New Delight, scoaed scoaeld Ell'bshP0t 'f An'I'
Point =, nj. u.x.,,s,
p. r., May ls, molaIsss 90 s. W. LeHt' A., 49,.
schr North Carolina Bunting St. MsrJ's River Md 7s'''
Lucy White COfROollund) Arty, Lrsn, C. b. l'dT' c"N
sohr Aess Fo.ciA Cartwright Es.be,hp0Tt coal f0' 'sA
River. -, .o.l "a, Rss
snbr. Ziroy, N.r,h Ellsabo,hpcrt for Boston;
srhr liud,on Roth Eliz,bcthPou Tor Arn ~ Sis.. gi
scir. SilAs Wright seymour titshe'thPri.. Pr.t ~
S,br Orve,s saniuis FAI River In bsAA''
erhE, Enarlrs, Carr Warren Ia easlsI
eehr Electric Lord Fall River IN esis',,.
scir Ann Wallace Rilste h9on tof ss.eu.'r s.err e,,.,
sb. cn,r,o,i, N.ckry Elilsos hpor, Ft kiSsL H.,
c,.n. ~ Y ronp,on' Deruy, EhEs5cthpoii ioi nen
- sioPP n G,esa Hudson pors Even of fioslae
s,sepns, W.,,ctoisr Jones' Providence muse - h""
ssm., r.oony Ely PhadslPha nd'e TO L'P'' AN'
Pnsssh Vulcan Morrison, Phn.dsph. nf'e to J.
Bigg. IT, .,.x,To,Son udse 10 T. III
Steamer Neville Idoh' o'-''"' N
s,sso.I Artisan Chance Bsicoge, mdse 20 W n p,'
sIurDIvps9 ste,m,li ip James Adser ior ~ ~
u,tb ,oons, sbps Dorcas Prince, for Loeaoh nne -
l,sgow bgis Nemesos Ausl for S.,s VI a. Fo Monroe.
seotLip. blen,iia, foi Hsysn4i Io ssn Frspr
itb ,roor., shps C,clone aud Carrier Dove Io' tEE
disco; Corneiu. Grnne AID Amazon loI a. Ie.Ie M
80 r., pbIslelniia, Warren Tor Havana Geo. - ~, A.
A.rnxsll stsr King for Monteydeoi eng bsohuLa
ninv1All, : g. AdemI for Cora Jaehen io' Anl"0'
toT Fli,ahe,hraIt, Matilda (BLh 70. Cefs', ,rt,
" ND-DrIing the day from n W. 10 o. ~N
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
COMMERCIAL INTELJGENCE.

IoNpoy CoHS MlHkRr Tho weather IL bhsnt, ard oginE
10 heavy o the trade for article 10
dspl.od 20 nske progress small decline Ia submitted 10. es'
pecl,Ey 10 Wheat
LtvERPooL CorrOS MlRzBT-The sales for three days IN.
cudg W.dEd IS 900 b9les including 20 900 TO
lstors erpolte Hewitt Co. quote the
upward tho advss Atis and Bohe
mIn causing slight advance all qusitie= The slles
bales $3.50 Of which specuatos and
oIrortois the market cosius hTm, with good demand
fRApE REPORTM snctrser adyices unfsvoIEbs. the
mArket beirg dull for goods ard partially csused
hy tho bOlidayt aid quotations barely maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUYP, N,REEr--1hs Brelds.uds nket
ia very dull with slight decline ell desc PdonA Richard
son Spence Co.. Nskohsd Nah Co. and Others report
Flour very dull ard declined 3D. sales st R 6Jl. WheS
dull and declined Ia2d y csHsl Red Western llJG2 81;
White. l2e6it6 Corn dull And declined I'd al y quNteT
MiIsd % as 81 Yellow, "a = "a o; White, 3S a36i.
LyEEPooL PKoYsioN MARKTT-Ths market foE provisions
steady Various circulars report Beef hun PORK s,ssdy Bs
con dul aud quotation. barely Rnisnsd Lard dul At 81
IS. Tsllor dull.
IirERrooL PRoDroK MaRKKr-A,hes quie. Pots rs n
20 PsHli, ST. Ro'in active st slight decline common, 90
tie spot % arrive Spirits rurPsnno ateady tt a.
$50. Sugar quiet. Cohee dull Rice quiet.
LosroS M,RkETA-bREADsTuYFs "a little demand, With =
dscnry tendency Pceswssf sUoAhs quiet COlTzI buoy
ant steady RICS heavy TALLOT steady a. So. LIN
,sED On, 20 o. SPIEIrs fUsPRarIsE steady a. 5Oi.
LokDoS MOsRi NIRXKT-Tho money market 10 generally
unchanged Conso S G9li FOR money ard etfsis or ss
ArsHIcig srocxs-Ths latsst ,sles Wednesday were
Illinois Central ,hsEss 10 d!, Es shares, 20 eli New.
Yotk Central. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05

The mails reached Malta on the 2lS,, bu. the par
ticulars were not telegrsphed
LoSDos, Thurfdsy.
The fund. continued ssgnant. Fluctuations were
slight In the discount market. The supply OF money
had some what improved, but nothing had been done
below per cent.
The regular Court Of the Bank Directors broke up
on Thurrday, without altering the Bank minimum.
IN England the American question is paramount.
Csssins NJ. Claws letter TO The Times, explaining
the csuse Of the war and pointing out Engands in
terest toward the United States attracts considerable
attention.
The rumor IA repeated Of vessels going out Of Liver
pool for priyaeerng
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

DISTURBANCE At THE PARK BARRACKS.
Last evening about o'clock, a serious disturbance
took place between the two regiments now stationed
at the Park Barracks, the 3lst NewYork Volunteers
and the WesobeEter Cbasseura. There has been les
ousy between the rince tboy came together In
the Park which last evening, came 10 crisis result
ing in free fight in which stools bottles, and other
arcles were freely used and but for the energy and
mness OF the ocers who prevented recourse TO arm,
the result might have been serious As IL 10, one Off
cer was stabbed iu the back ndseyer. men wounded,
but IL hoped not dangerously. Several OF the 3st
who the sPgrelsOrs have leen arrested. Ihis
melee the cause Of postroaing relig igous service
with the men, which Mr. s. Il. Tying, jr, wS TO have
held Ut O'Clock.
DEPARTURE OF THE FORT SUMTER GARRISON.
The Fort Sumter garrison, one hundred and twenty
strong uDder command Of Capt. Doubleday left Fort
Hamilton, on board the tugbOat Cataline for jersey
City, on Monday en- route by rail for Chaubersburg,
PenDsy They took their departure from jersey
City about IL o'clotk. Immediately after the Fort
Sumter garrison left Fort Hamilton Company G., Of
the ls Artillery from Fort Pckens moved Into their
quarters. These hitter cane into New-York from
Fort Pickens last week, laborng under q virulent
attack Of the scurvy They were twenty strong
when they into the hsrbor bnt, On landing one
man died. They remained ia temporary quafters
contiguous 10 Fort Hamilton, until room made for
in as already stated. Fort Hamilton is now under
the command Of Lieut.. Gilman, aud there are only
eli. hty men within It's walis Tie regmental band Of
tho lst Artillery il 81 present quartered there.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS s DEPARTMENT--GEk.
ARTHUR.
The following changes In the quarters VI regiments