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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
man 0smmanleaIIsn wIlL Tenne..ee.

Twenty-six counties in East Tennessee
are exempted from the late order of the Post
master-General for tie suspension of mail
facilities. They are as follows:
Anderson, Bledsoe Blount, Bradley, Camp
bell, Carter Claiborne, Cooke, Graiueer,
Greene, Hamilton, Hancock, Hawkins. John
son, Knox, Marien, MMuir, Meigs, Monroe,
Morgan, Polk, Rhea, Sewer, Sullivan, and
Washington.
With these counties postal Communication
is uninterrupted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
Clothing.
WELCOME TO THE OLEVE-
wv LAND GRAYS

w
Welcome, welcome Cleveland Grays,
You deserve our heartfelt praisel
NObly at your countTy's call,
Into battle line you fall
Now We thank you, for We know
You viii fight our country Zoe.
Welcome, noble and brave meni
Wei ONE, welcome, home again
Peace and JOY be now your share
And the smiles OF all the fair;
May no sorrow light your days
Noble, brave, and gallant Grays
Praise, oh praise the Lord abOvel
Safe returned are those we love;
Give, oh give to Him our thanks;
Ess.E- Te missing rom m thsir i,, Iran ranks
Raise our banners raise them his6
Those who shield them now are nighi
Laurel wreaths tgine for each brow,
Place them on our heroes now;
Meet them now with welcome lays,
Welcome home our gallant Grays.
Welcome all our volunteers,
Give them oil our hearty cheers;
Ready they will ever be
To shield the flag Of liberty;
To wave its stars and stripes on highs
And rush with it 10 victory.
Home they come, but not to stay,
Soon We know they march away,
March where duty bids them go,
Any placs TO meet the foe;
Happy make them while they re here,
Give them the best Of cheer.
Grays and soldiers Of the free,
welcome now We give TO thSei
Give from ISAAOS' UNION HALL,
Give to one and give 70 all
For thee his heart with love does swell,
Though he does only CLOTHING sell.
B8-SummeT Clothing sold cheaper at ISAAC A
lSAACS UNION HALL than at any other plac
in the world. Pure Linen Goats for Fifty Gents
and tull suit, Coats Pants and Vesl, for One Do!
lar and Fifty Cents. We defy all cemPetition at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING M CHIMES
AND
STORR'S AUTOMAT0N PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
- LOOK OFP FOR TUF cTANT9 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
" AaAANNAoNi "
HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, July 81. !
HOUSE.
Mr.. May asked leave TO introduce q pre-
amble setting forth circumstances attending
the arrest and imprisonment OF the Baltimore
Police Commissioners, asserting that the
writ of habeas corpus has been treated with
contempt and that military desPotism has
been established in Baltimore, and conciud-
ing with resolution that the arrest and i'm
prisonment were without wsrrant, and ha-
grantly unconstitutional ard illegal.
Mr.. Bingham raised the point that the
resolution was excluded under the rules fol
the government Of the business OF the ses
sion.
The Speaker decided that the point was
well taken.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
MORE TROOPS.
INDIANAPOLIS,

INDIANAPoLIs, June 81.
The 2lst Indiana Regiment, under com
mand ofCoi J. W. Mcmillan, left this P. N
for Washington. Two other regiments will
leave this week for the same destination.
Companies are daily arriving here to fill
up new regiments accepted from this State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
pam AND OaNAMENTAl PRiNTINa.


W. sssas every afternoon 81 3 oeloek an l'ven'
Leader containing all tie latest news up to
shSttsns. The Evening Leader win contain all
at talerraphie news received In the day epe
tid b complete paper In itself sposer'seii'
oaa Be fuFuished with the morning or esenins
oalsion ct TIE same Prics, visl i've eoiiAls
yonz, or any cents per month. Newn Agen's iut-
ni.haa at 81 80 per 100 eoples.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
FINANCIAL.

The Louisiana State Bank this evening
declares dividend of eight per cent. out of
profits for the past six months, and reserves
large surplus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
FROM WAsH1NGrvN,

NEW YORK, July 81.
Gen. Beauregsrd in his official account Of
the battle At Bull's Run, states that their loss
was about 400 killed and 400 wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

BS- Col. Wilcox, Of the FIRST Michigan
Regiment telegraphs his wife from Rich
mond, stating that he is surrounded by bis
West Point classmates, and is receiving the
best of treatment. He is wounded in the
arm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
Mcclellan Inspirits the
3 aAe Troops,
BE DIFFERS WITH GEN SCOTT
IN RECOMMENDING ARTIL
LHRY AND CAVALRY.

FEDERAL PIcKErs ON THE Po-
> T0MAC. .,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

DOCTOR ]. MCCONNELL'S EYE
~ and kar lnntaary, rs superior, corner Of seu-
eel oI Uuring me paat year some of the worst
almost totally BLlh and DEAF-haYs been re-
stored 70 sight and Hearing at this Iniirmary Thsy
CAL oe seen IN the City At any time.
3-RerlOns Afflicted with Uataracf Ouaht 70 cal
ana see the cases operated upon BY DR.. Mcconnell
Nltn conpiete success. lis celebrated Eye atsr
ior the cure Of Inflammation and the removal Of opa
etles or Mus rom the eyea sent 70 any address uFon
the receipt Of one dollar juneS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
REFORMS 1NlTHE ARMY.
rsl.rrapAlo Correspondence cleveland Leader

[Telsgrnphle Correspondence Cleveland Leader J
-,,,,-,,.r.. wAsHHGTOE, July 81.
~ member Of Congress iniornsd me last
night that Gen. Mcclellan is 70 be The Com
mander-in-Chief during the war, and that
his Yoics will control all active movements.
he is now making his preparations with
rapidity and prOmp,ness. Nobody knows
his plans. His labor Is immense. q y"
Troops are pouring in daily, i is estima-
ted that there are 10000 men uader arms
here a fa ,.....s .lq
Mcclellan is compelling all the officers to
stop lOafng at hotels, and to remain with
THAR commands at the camps. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

TaURso3Y M0RSINe AUa. j, l..al.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

Professor Of RlectnoPatiy end HeSicine,
~ Once No. ~ Ontario street, up stairs, hu
doorB ron the Public square.
once houu nom 70 i3 and iFom % 8 c'oloct
pailY. SUNDAYS ezneDtnd snEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

&. OOWLEs, p,,,or.
9. .. PAGR b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

ssssss.s AND <sDsg..
{ Nh +. a W0Ois.-- The al erfiseg wish
l ] sell 40 or 30 cords OF

- --~
{ VI + Wo0n.-The al, ertiseg wishes to
sell 40 or 30 cords Of
PINE WOOD
DeI7eFad 20 purchasers in centgai y rttons If the
city st - - per cord Apply. ttil day, (THtTGe-
DAY telw ssn 'ae hours - end o cloex. at
the store OF a. Il. " inHE, a frw 6oors
ds u" B-l " he Coiu ba.n II tel
FAkbtN HILL E.-lt is DOT possible
that We c2n -urpiy or some time to come the
dein@7d f"r Cox tor ali he purposes which it Is
sought 20 be appied Beyond The hogpitas ana
Other benevolent Institutions it c8unot ba sparsd
Tor funsces or beating purposes II ajH ,rsrp
b4S1et h t7dsPeasd5tg reqn5rei far co0tiog. Fp
us purpose We expect 20 be abba furnish he
families OF those who il ac-ul service in istau
camps with . reasonable supply. after them 0 a.
regular customers for past seasons, uk0 hare paid
JPr Nhnt th9y aarf 0!rendn cohsHmed The laiaAce
oi our weekly product Will be sold tc other appli
caGts in t." order II which il Is applied tor ana
delivered IN the order IN which l. is .Iio-subiaCt
always 70 the precedence Of thu three c.asses name1
21 rye, pitboW regard to ddte u 0r!ers Wa not
expect % be able to spare moe ihan eu3 led per
mo1th 10 ary private family
No order " II be recos uizefi that il pot a"comps
MED with the cash. JNO. J. WERTH
no \ is
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MILLINERY AsE, ~EvFsxG;.

Xgy HEELE.R & WILSON,, SE. WIN -
w MACHINES
REPAIRED and kept in ORDER;
Also Fine TUCKING AID FAMILY S1WIAG
done, by
Miss LYON, No IA. Msin 81, up 7tairs
ORoEkS 3, ri prCInftl attended 20.
supp OF NEE a. Is oa hama de ll--lm*
Al aDAME SON " uiI re sp-ctirly =. norrca
w 20 he ladies' OF Redmond, al vicinity ,ta'
she lA7 s1ll large as ortIn-nI OF nosa b. .u'i u
8oNNt.i y band ~ b,Ch will be sold ri 'a3uc3c
nricas. AS, IN enli5e nav stock ct He'd D. e,s..
the latest Sou'f"ru style, BidA Wf"afh VeI}s
Lsdi > Dr-- Caps Ribbons Flowers, 6c ; all ot
which ~I oe sold cheap tor STA, a. the ssss II
is advanced.
Ms Ny store is cios. Saturday ,rd Sundays
MADAME SON,
IL 1U--1t% 40. - VI = street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

SuaasoE VAN Wicag kILLRp.-On Saturday
last tiol. Forrest, Surgeon Van Wieke, and
another person, weat to the house ola man
named Best, about TWO IN lies from Marion
Crittenden county, for the purpose OF arrest.
ing hin--Best having joinsd tns Lincoln
troops at Smithland, Rest ss'2sd his gun,
shot faa Wick. dead, and running ont Of The
aaca dooT effected his escape. Van wioke
was fra.a saatsvii:e, A.a. Ana was sarsecn
oi Col. F1fres.'s regiment ~ fasiseiiif Gu.
gfisi, NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
From the Now York WoIld }


Secretary Cameron, Il Is said, Oh his recent
visit To Hlrttord, had Il conversation with
Col Sam. Colt, about buying his whole works
IN the South Meadow, for tie Government
and asked the Col. Tor his terms +or factory
mac hinery, grounds and all. Col. Colt wished
time for con sideTa,i9n, and the story IS he ha :
quite recently sent letter to MIR. Cameron.
offering his whole concern for five millions o
dOlldrs-eyery thing TO be irCludcd for this
sum, except his own private dwellings ana
erour ds contiguous. We give the story as il
goes, without vouchipg for its accuracy.
THE WEsrERN VIRGINIA t0SyLyTioS.
WHFEttSa, Dec. THE tonven tiCn 10 day
abolished the system oi NotIug viva voce IN
the Legislature, substituting that of voting
by ballot.
Mr.. hurley, of Marshall! county. offered a
resolution to inqui into the eXpedieucy of
requiring all attorneys to take the oath of al
iegiance. Also of allowing no person to sue
III the courts who is disloyal to the Govern.
ment.
coSFEDERArE STEAMER PASSED AT SEA.
NV Icak, Dec. 6.--rhe ship Yorkshire.
from Liverpool, reports "Noy. p, passed a
steamer, bark rugged. showing the Confede-
rate flag, She appeared to have lost her bui-
warks. Had spread eagle on ber stern and
a white wheel house. She was steering
southeast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

CoXsoGID4rIoy or CogVANIEs Tile Wash .
ington correspondent o! The New Y0sk Hlra.d
SAYS:
II Is the Intention of Gen. Mcclellan 10 con
s0lidAta the oiA-rent companies OF each regi-
mept Of the reEui 7 army
The exigencis 91 the service hitherto have
made it necessary 10 scatter this force, so
that there Is hardly anywhere ? whole regi-
nent Of The ole army together. To =, ct this
consolidation, y uumber OF companies OF
infantry are 10 BE- sent 10 Pickens, where the
rest OF their .egiments are STATIONED, and
- her cUmpAni.~ are 10 be DTouGh. f~Clu Fort
Pickens here t. I'LL W the rrSimert7 to which
they belong. Thus. IN a little while, each of
the regiment. will De all together, fer the
first time since the Mexican war, and in some
instances for the first time since they weIe
organized,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
EAgTsssN * saa.A~SsvASsE

4 CARD y. MEYER, formerly cf the frtn
a OF Scla p q 80 thankful tor the liberal pa
.-a.e btsrcls 81 on the cId Germ TOR the pas,
0years. respectfully forms the public ha, hr hi,
4 large oud complete sto OF -Jic;es 10 his iDe
seiscteI expressly tor Christmas SAFES, "a; tue o.d
tan7, corDe- ii and Broad street, ald neLcits 4
call from his SiJpu5 sad tbs public Se-,, ra'iy be
fore purchasing ely>wkure de ~i3.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
NORTHERN NAAhfrr
The New York EieyaI9 Of FriI4y i,ei ,

The New York Hcrqid. Of Friday last, sa,s
Stocks were quiet today. Business remains
dull operators generally being anxious to
hear from England aud To read the report of
the Secretary OF the Treasury before buying
Virginia SIS rose per cent. ais ouri's were
steady. The mos ement in The railroad shares
was irregular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

How THR NANsEEs TSEAT ECFr.--FVe learn
thai the Yankees are working tho negroes
they have stcleA III South Carolina lika ,iray
horse. Z II day they are at work ~ entrench
meots and picking out cotton, and 1T night
they are ironed, 10 keep Them from escaping
10 their masters. We advise Mrs Stowe to
go TO Sou'h Caroline and get the Inrrerials :
for another book Her relations ard friends
can furnish her with the richest sort of ma
terlals.
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,xINTERESTlNG LETTER.

-.. Frs I'fef>,q Reeimesr-- Thar Experience =,
.. rsra-Fra- oa* Peoajrr Oftors--k,sfs @
n...-... EH,f ee6 Ucsnied-.i 7'ribate -
a..,, So. ..r-- Fasfs ard fncidsqrs, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

t'es wllsss aas gene 70 lls coG.tgy seat,
oa f.,aaa ts,aas To sPend q ''sas sesaon IL
family psipsc,
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yHE --LATEST NEWS.
RFMUVAL OF SfEHAAP'S BAZAAR TO
-v5 BROAD STREkT
Next door - Ulrsb' Trimming Store.

Having dissolved p3rtcer hip with Juu Meyer,
renewed all my Good fun the old stand 70 the
New Building EXPRESSLY srT}tUg ii tor TIA I-,
and invite the a'teotio4 of the pTh' TO my com
pef2ly assert 4 stec< IF HtEU SE-FUR .I>Hi q
lGODs, srch ~ CEias aud = ssswafe, et every
description; ca TRAYS Silver plated, AIbats. Bc
tannO aud Japan 81 O 'od-, Cutler; Wooden
and W i.loVS Wa 81; Is ri Ctg~s, &. Nj stoca oi
Fanny GOODS
on iderably rep!~CisAed n the last i-yY d'sY5 by
assignments from Sou aern Otis e!anracss .ii0il
sand OF artlle' headed by the st.yr Tor the army
D. tbs farmer, b. the hou9 keepsI, in short by ev
e'yb1dy ~ last AID be,; my fijends aud the
sInd pabhc in genera Will lind /. .ul 10 th II
purse agreeable 70 Their ,P.te 70 take looa gt
Ot' CHRISTMAS PRT>EN4S,
su b a. boil BatjeR, rom normOus large opes to
tiny lit ie bir % ones: Eobbsc .'eighs; China
Toys; Fa, ~ Basket; Writing Desks; Work Boxes
Cbna Ornaments; Fise Works &c oonciu.e by
invit ng all 20 SCHAAP'S BAZAAR,
ao3 Broad, bst, 9TH and Jtb sts.
The trade supplied at very low figures.
de Il--ioiS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

The personal friends OF Secretary seward
are confident that the reT1ark made by him
IN Ms speech on Tuesday evening, in respon Sc
TO serenade, that the country would, win,
IN ten days, b. electrified by more welcome
news than they have yet heard, referred 10
the probability that within that time the en-
tire arquie scence Of the british Government
in the taking Of Mason and >ii;dai would he
received. 1t is believed that Lord Lyons has
intmated to Mr.. Seward that his Govern
meut Will assure him that theV mean rerl-
trality on board their vessels and every where
else
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

.ssf,r.>ass,so OF rHs Frcauosp prsrArcH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

We pu hlish below some interesting items
OF Northern news obtained from the columns
or late papers which our neighoors of the
Enqhirtr We're fortunate enough TO obtain in
time for their Issue of Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

DICHuND POrTHRIE~. to,t G Main -.
l. hocSets. ana corner OF Gary anl ..f streets,
ElCHFU<p, VA.
KEESEE q P3HR. PFUYkll TORS
The aub,c.iberc respectfully iatyrn he rl-r
chants CT giGia. Errta arol Ia, ana 1ou4e5see.
tAa, they aga Inaau 4cturiGg fbe ae5t .u4i..g OF
= ron -.W ARE. t>glch they oiier .nc ras ~ ;ue
- low - rrices iur ea b.
e. S-&it ~ aEe Sc ii by Il. viii be delivered a ans
ParJ ot Tie e.ly iree o, ca 4rge
ThOS. " KE.ESEE.
d. DAWN pARQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

NO TIC 4 TO THE PUELIC.-I have
y opened an EATING HOUSE, corner. oi
Main a4d 18th streets, ut The PALMErrO
HOUSE.
am prepared TO furnish SNACf.s> al ali
times from o clock in the m0rniuss UEfii 10
O'Clock az night.
Oysters, stewed, fried. ~ roasted: Ham and
Egg Baefs teak Turkeys; Ducks: fresh
t,7h, ana hot Coffee anG TeA AZ ali times Of
the day.
NO I'm EphV'f7Tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

ADICTtNT GENEEtL's CfFICE,I
Richmond Pa 9 I-6,
The Corn 11daAt of tL,.. 3I X; gi,nen: i'll
rau$e the CO. 's aLd men oi BIS regiment 20 hold
,h' in}eiees read iIass - InGl.h 81 4 mons,t's
warning, as Il may he necessary to caA tbesI lato
s"Tvls' Ty 5Cu By mani.
". ". EICH AkDNDH, A q.
Tia if,~rs oi tbs fi Reci0ien: wit take due
motto. % tGa So ave 9rosr, aad - T. t4s 4, es IN
r. 3Guo HHc- DINGHY 9nd ev-Ir ,guou nd az, OF a
rcuipA w5tl At }t i> d. eofu.. of. tt-i -
80 MP ;, and 'hai tia men ara prer,e.rt 10
hen i:- @e fed and s.aff on4es aad Off .ss of
t&e 81 , viii elhh.e as hvada aoaIte.s On 9.h
81. et. Mypd,y nsxt ~ Ii ocioes = NJ
By o. dor vi Cli LIONS
d. 1! 3 lMHM WI KAN ASit
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Especial Washington Dispatch ~ The New Yo
H. al dated Dee Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
PROBABLE txcHAseg or pRrsoxgK..

l. having transpired that the lreat vent o:
numbers OF the prisoners in the hands Of The
CoEieder2teS i most atroCiOus, the Govern ID
meDt IS beginning 10 consider seriously the
propIiety Of an exchange. The de tails of the
suherugs OF some ul5n officers, recently
made known, are absolutely i0atnsomp and
rs 30 pFlaCirie would be sacrificed. some step
seems necessary for their relief Whom the
rebellion has been crushed Out it will be easy
TO arrest and punish the ringIeaders. inciu-
dug these who have been imprisoned. As
lnere are instances Oh record OF our having
exchanged prisoners EVEN with tue Algeriue
pirates, why should II not he done for the ad-
Nantag" OF brave md lOyal Inen, who ara
guilty OF so other crime than that Of !ai-h
IUuY defending their country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

II ARDwARE, CUTLERY, aH-
Stesks AID D-es
Cafpeatcss aols. OF superior quality
io,0eo pap-rs Cat Taeks
= 40 gress Segsw4 tp gr"es fsen Spoons
.S0 r II Pad Lock oa dasss. Sszcr
80 ar - iroa spoeIsi o dc Een Weed Saws
u Il ecu N1ei Ca-ds
100 so t. ai~th aud Rein Wehhina
H. id!es enl S.tis Mexican Srars. Coffee Nais
Goa Hons - I arAtsog sm oothmg Irars Saeeo
pans. tsEssl9on A. &s "a sa q hv
WILLIAMS n kI.LjOTT,
Importers OF Harduar-. Cat e aans Ac,
d li~f 81 Msic So eet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

MEMPHIS, February IA, 1860.
EDIToRs APPEAL: In your issue Of the 18th
inst, we fad an "ITEM Foa sroEEKEEPER,
AND DEALERS" It would seem from this
Hitem1 that the city authorities have Just founf
out that there is a State law regulating the
sealing Of weights and measures in Tennessee
and beyond which they have no right to extend
their powers. The piece begins BY saying the
estate HOv provides, why, the State has pro-
vidsd for years pastl This law made it the
duty of the county court in each county (if we
r~eeOllect it right to appoint a sealsr of weights
and measures for the county: corporations
had the power 10 appoint a ssaler Of weights
and measures, who should have Concurrent
potoers and priuiledges Difh the eouatu ssalsT,
provided the corporation furnish the proper
standard as required by law. There being a
vacancy, the county court did appoint an Off
Ger to exercise these functions in Shelby
county, and II there is any one thing thew ever
did that deserves the thanks % our citizens,
this is it. IT has been the direct means Of re-
lieVing our people Of three fourths Of the tax
imposed upon them In this way by the mal-ad-
ministration Of the city authorities.
The present city inspector has exercised the
functions Of this office ever since be was cleo
ted, and mas renewed Us twice or our money for
10 dOing-once last year and once this year
and yet we find nc seal spon our weights. Now
we are called upon to come to him and have
our weights sealed. It can hardly be possible
that a man of his distinguished modssty ex-
poets US to pay for the sealing. as we have
paid once since the LIST Of January Of this year;
but il we should be disappointed in this, and
have to pay for it, we would much rather pay
it into the hands Of the county ssaler than to
him, as be has been the means OF r~escuing US
from q "bore.D
We wish our county inspector would publish
all the prices for sealing weights and measures
as established by the laws of the state. We
have heretofore beard many complaints
among our merchants, they having been
charged twenty-five cents for sealing yard
sticks, and that from FIVE to ten dollars were
gathered up from each store. This we believe
to be unlawful and exorbitant, and we are de-
siTous to know what the law is, and tc have
him suggest some remedy, immediate or re-
mote, for the evil. X.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15
Eatrst Afhs bp GtIfgraEg.
Photographic ilssns rseeived up TO the time Of
psbashsngt TIE soiafAg paper, ,OiH Be fOand uSder
the head Of . Summary,o Oh the sscoKd Pege
ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP ErNAil
ONE OAR 1ArER PROM EURoFE


INV YoaK, March f4.-Ths British an
North Americaii steamship Etna, Capt. Ander
son, arrived at this port to-day from Liverpool
with advlces to the 9th nit. She brings on
days later advIees than the steamship Primo
Albert.
ESeLAED.-la the British parliament Lori
John Russell and Palmerstoa deprecated tn
policy Of the United States in preventing
search, and Permitting the prostitution Of Ii
nag.
Mr.. Caen tilausht the introduction Of ffe'
labor ia Cuba is the most s~fectual means oi
supprtssing the African slave trade.
MIR. Buekstrne feared the Southern Confed.
eraey would revive the slave trade, and hoped
the Government would not recognize H. unless
with express stipuiations sgainstit:
Lord John Russell said nothing bad az yet
been determined upon respecting the prolonged
occupation Of syris.
The Liverpool MGrins Register says "Csp-
tain Pike, Of the ship General ParkhiH, from
Liverpool 10 Charleston, S. C., was killed by
the crew. The mate was Injured during the
melee. The ship was brought back to this
port and the crew arrested"
The viewers at Blackburn had partially re-
sImed work.
FRGscE-Couut Thouvenal had officially
assured the American minister that no dele
gate from ths seseded States bad been received
By him or tbs Emperor Napoleon.
IrALY-1he Italian Senate, by a vote Of
129 against 9, adopted a law comforting the til
lie Of King Of Italy upoa Victor Emmanuel
and bis successors.
The Piednrontesei brigade was soon to enter
Rome. The citizens OF Rome were secretly
making PREPARATIONS to receive Victor Emman
uel.
The French are about occupying a portion
Of the province Of Trosinone.
Cardinal Bonelll IL dead.
The Papsl government declare Napoleon is
responsible for recent events.
AUsTRIA-The Emperor Of Austria has
signed the new constitution.
The new Diet has the right of legislation.
The constit stion Of Hungary remains intact
TURKEY-A serious instruction has taken
place in Sentoria.
The financial crisis was increasing. Ma
merous failures were imminent.
CHISA--Advices received from China say
the rebels took Woosung and commenced a
general massacre, when the French army in
IsDTA-Adviees received from Calcutta say
hat Imports were dull and lower.
PoLAE5.-Disturbances occurred at War
OF the 20th.
The Etna brings s1,O65 900 in specie.