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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

Arrympr TO REIrsTATE OLD PRICES IN rbh
r,uoRme BuslsEss.-This, like all kinds OF bnb'-
psra has experienced the pressure Of the war tHeS'
,oa IN any establishments the prices for WORK ha'o
baen reduced. With the revival Of bueiness, DOW
aver there has been desire on the part toi enpio
20 have their old prices, and tie fiat atIenP'
direction was made by those employed ID 'iio
s.hmept of Messrs. Brooks Brothers a M, -.
was held at No. 2Sl Grand street on
ing a, which tho result of this eiiof' sated
eated 10 the pattes Interested mf: bod beep m.
mat at preyious meeting COMMITTEES Low snnt
,uo;n,oa 70 ua;t On the Messrr Brooas ""'
,;,,oa oo,,;ro forth the facts IN lho case "ua
pcu'oh Of wages to the former Standard
sr'a, Co,0mil,ee applied TO Mr. Dsniei DiooAs WHO
A'' I;sno,ed 10 take any definite acton III inc
"ao ord referred them to Mr.. Miller, the foreman
~ ~ ostahlishmeut. The Committee, not deemihg
him the proper individual to consult with, persisted
:, tber effort to see the members OF the hFm IN re-
.s,d 70 the business and an interview was granted
so Saturday. at which it was agreed lhst the oia
p,ices should be paid, with few exceptions Inl',
slough not producing entire satisfaction, was deeieo
3eter than nothing, and it was agreed by the meet
.snc to 90 on and work another week at the prlees
xroposed, at the end of which time they would noo
soother meeting and upon inspection OF the results
aaeide what further action was necessary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
GOVERNOR.

Majority for Bradford, 50 ofsr......,....3O,o90!
The returns indicate the largest vote ever east IN
the State, and with such an overwhelming majority,
ought to put to rest all cay as TO the loyalty of tie
people of Maryland. The State officers elected are
as follows:
Goscrpoy-Augustus w. Bradford. Union, Of Baltimore
County, elected Tor four yeas - -, -, ,
Coni,oiier Of he Trei,wy- Samuel s. nsiii Union Of
Cecil County elected for two ye1rs ,
ommis.iners 9J Public Works-Fredertck fickey ~, Of
Baltimore Cry and Edward shryer Frederick both Union
elected for four years , ,,.t
ndg,I ne Iourf Of AppraS Morris Cochran Of Bslt-
Ci' and BHce j. GOld5oroush Of DorcLe1ter o''h
Unoo elected for ten years. ,,
JldGe, OF Me Circuit Cogr-Judge Brewer Of Annspohf
IS no doubt elected IN the lid Judci District oI ten sa
eud Judge Mellon, Union, Ia the lid Diina Inc ron
nie Wssel Uron Of HsgertowD, succeeds Judge feiy
llru,ocfst in th, IVth Di,,uc. e.
The Senate consists Of y members, Of whom ten
hold over; and OF this number seven ARE Secession
lists, and three Union men. The returns 70 lar re-
oeiyed show the election Of eight Union Senators
and not single Seceesonist. To The House OF Dele
gates we have returns Of the election Of 81 members
including the Hon. Reverdy JohnsOn-all loyal
Unionists. That viii do for Maryland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Disasters. sc.

CAPr sAsuEL Covsg Of the Br bark staie,ni", nps on
9th inst sends per Mr.. Masin Roorey S to 20 Sc
a. M LAT. ~ 49, Ion Is passed ns, s,n,Tsr,ly So,
taps burden wseIos s;cd srd sbsndnsi p,s~s Dahv.
wesan she had Norwesi'n s soS sDteared eom2lets
%.S Sn nsL HSr mast. y. bss'ns% I've ys's 70.
uwaris all gone ard the house az on boai passed
across her. Could not see any pe''
under her stern. qo,sxss HoLR, Nov la'
.n1Gom sesisport, with hs2
The b, Issc Csryer, Of ius iu,h Layirg On n m3rar
lhs Ti' heavy Z. SS, s.s" assIS .Ss
beam suds, when un'.pPs. .h Il both ,opuasis a9d
,S.S.d to Ss Is Ss5n sS Gsh 1s Gi''
les; boats yes ssS sae Cargo or lea dam ssS
Hull insured. - -, Alice OF snd hom ST. John II. by
Alo arrived 81, e. asyss having the % inst esFr'
away bO"'P''h NEWPORT, Nov. g. iei
=. s,es,p Wsvs Of Windsor ~ H., iion' Ss".'SS, =, a.,
inesc bss arrived hsss With general esieo IT,.
~ sS' ,o, 5S Lad decks swsg, oSw.Is' s9'e '.S
d.r.ssrdi cgse sh.es, w. ..,.s.~ -. s---'s'~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Arrived.

Ship Mercury, French, Hsvre Oct ~ mdfo snd iO pass
to Boyd heiacken Oct n lat ~ d. lon - ~ exchanged
signals with ship Amazon, bound r. 2ih lat % ~ Ion ~
a. ssnaed ship MenInon bound 2Jh, lat ~ "a ION ~
a. exchanged signals with bark eois (o psnaeoa) bound
Gay, exchanged snala with sp pound r. tho"ins
Msrryatts disg pepdantTed, white and red horizontal
stripes LAT rs Ion 90 OB exchanged signals with
ship Missouri bound 9TH lst ~ 20 on t5 52 vas IN com
pay wih ship ssnsan from London aud Deai Oct ID Tor
kew.YoTk.
SHY ,s.:sish Taypps9p, Bike, Yssyssl gsk u. ws,s,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
AMERICAN SHIPsAsTER's Assoc1ATIos.-The fol-
lowing additional list of approved officers have re-
-a;vaJ ga from this Association:

AMERICAN SHIPMASTERS s SASsOC1ATIoN.-lhe f0l
lowing additional list of approved officers have re
ceiyed certificates from this Association:
Capt James Bryant, ship Columbia
Saut. Daniel p CBulkinr ship Compromise.
Gait. Edmund w. Holmes ship Florence Me ishtngsle.
Capt james b. Hildreth late Of ship Competor.
Capt Geo w. Crowel, late Of schooner SeNgyL1e.
Capt Philip Bennett, chip Audible
Cap Ellsworth A. Luce, ship Emerald.
Capt Wm b. Stoddard late OF ship BeIis.
Capt. Y. A. @. Bacon, chip Uncle Toby.
Capt y. X. Wsrson ship Pam Flush
Capt Andrew J. Prtngll, brig lhomsf Over.
Capt. Abraham A. Gould, 10 = Of tchooa5E -
Cap. james Croker brig Mary MeRae.
Capt Warren Downey bark Wipona.
Capt Freeman CTosby, late Of shp Arab.
Capt. Wm. Perry, late Of brig Eaglet wv. and o.
Capt. John A. DarliI 6, late Of ship Ysnkee Blade.
Capt Edward Hawkins late OF schooner H. NJ Nevfns P.
end Az
Cant H. Farren, ship Linda
Cep. Samuel c. Fairchid. late Of bsyk j. L. Davis
Capt Samuel Lugett. bark 0verman.
Capt Henry BurtliI & ship Fidelia.
csp- w. w. Msuis late Of schooner David A. Berg.
-aot Fred. w Theme, ship Indeps ndence.
Capt Henry W. Green, late Of bark Ariel.
Capt Thos d. Davis. bark Agelis-
ssDt John L. Harmon, bark Wave Crest
Capt james Chase, City of Brooklyn.
CAPT NJ. II Greene. bark Z. c. Har@ick
Capt r. J. r. Drumnond late of ,hip Welfeet
Capt Wm. Gibbs late Of bssk T.. Wright.
Capt Albert w Shaw, late Of bark II. Shelton.
Nate John l. Reagan. ship Gertrude
Nate Henry 4. AsmuG
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

and double trigger, which is now being made to
orGer; any one however, is at liberty to bring his
own lille. There are fix companies already mus
t.red in, which are nearly ful; four more mustered
in a regiment will lie organized, and Immediately
depart ior the seat Of war. The headquarters 10
Albany. Tic regiment viii torn the second OF Ber'
ian's priVdde.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The readers Of THE TRIBUNE are already aware
that the Union cause has triumphed in tho recent
election in Maryland, yet they will hardly have an
tcipsted the sweeping extent of the victory. The
returns, as far as received are as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
opsroutFs or THE LATE col. BAKER-ARRi
- --.--u....,r .nIIr nrNlAING

OBSEQUIES OF 1iib Lhib 'Oh' p""hn "'
VAL AND RECEPTION or THE REMAINS.
The reunins Of the late Col. e. ID. Baker OF the
lot calf ria Regiment Volunteers, arrived in tins
ci,y on Saturday morning, by the Camden and Am
nov lie. from piddrlphia, and were escorted 70
the Civ Hail where they lay in state during yes'er.
day. Tie BODY arrived here at ii o'eoek 10 charge
of NJ. e. Flanagan of San Francisco, w. ii. Wal,
lace of Washington Territory, and T.: NJ; Barnun o'
Oregon. who had taken charge OF u IN WasnlhSlon'
and four of the men of Col. Bfker,s Te9lmeht-
Cart. Beirel of Company G, private u. +. Dardins
and Ii. McGee of Company {, and J IL. johnson on, 81
Company G.. depuIatiOn, consisting oil b'euC; "
Col. Newkumett, Capt. u. G.. Barney, Ser9oan, W.
II, Hamilton, priyutes j. NJ. Wilson and j.; Hl,sSn'
and Corporal j. S. MeAliater of the PInlideiR1l"
Cty Gnard, Joined the oorege IN Phlladeiphia; ine
go, was met 81 the bout Pier No l, North River
hv a number of Caliornians, resident IN TINS eiy'
Who wore a w bite attn badge bearing the mscilp,
ion nResidents Of the Pa'iio Coast-honcr 10 Tue
memory of Col. Baker-Killed in battle, near oon,
3D. ferry, Oct. q, 1901" They were follower
hv ,be Committee on National Affairs OF the Com
non Conncil, aud Company of the 'lst heeimen' y
The military occa,ioned great delay by thclr i.h ~
pnnetualiIy The body having been orooeht oa ~
sLore and received with the usual mll'aFy lohen -
bemso. when the procession moved up Broadway IL
the following order;
platnon Of Policemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Rewnrd for the Murderer Of Em-
bury.

The Governor has offered @ reward OF $500 for the
apprehension Of the person guilty Of the murder Of
Philip Augustus Emlury, at FisLkill Landing, on
the evening of Nov. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

-, soho0l officers, win be held Tbs evening, the
anu oOu"' 20 be nominated Taesday evening, Coun'
A,uu',"' nn Wednesday evening, and School officers
Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

niNiArUks ALMANAC
sun-Risss ..6i4l ISeta.......4:47 Moon-Scta. l:07
nIGH WATER rHis DAr.
sandy Hsoh.. a28 Gov. Island. 3:l8 HellGsts. <;b9
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

The Excise Commissioners met on saturday ap''
zri,hou, ransacting any business, adjourned to tnc
3oth inst at II II.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

Pilots are wanted for ,he Southern Coast. App
to lIr. G. w. Blount, No. I79 Water street
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

The EVASGELIc.L ALLIAxcE.-Last evening. q
Sarge congregation assembled in the Madison square
Presbyterian Church, (tbe Rev. DR.. Adams,) TO ls-
Sen to statement from the Rev. DR.. Baird, Secre-
sary Of the American and Foreign Christian Union,
who bad been delegate at the recent Evangelical
Alliance, in Geneva, Switzerland. He said that the
progress OF Protcstantisn in tie Catholic countries
Oh Europe was very cheering, and that the work Of
s'e u0spei was making rapid strides upon the pre-
vsnng errors OF the age. Still there was Qrea, need
Oh help 70 encourage those engagedin the good work
Never nad there been time when 80 much could be
done providing the proper insrumentaties were in
che field. WV -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
ARMY AND NAVY.

The re,ruitipg returns for the regular army show
that bu iness hss eighty improved during tue past
week: but whether this Improvement VIII DO borne
ont by future returns or whether, u 10 merely
tempoIary OF accidental remains to DO seen. IL is
worthy of remark that tse greater propo .ion o. Ine
few men who have been recently eLhspeu III tnls
city are soldiers who have served from nYe tot"ep
years in tue United States Army. lbs elass oi
men is very useful now, as, even II an oio now
not acquainted with the tactics tha1dees 81 NV
exclusively used ia tue service, ne can coon nas'ei
them and does not require, as reefuis uo, " w
taught the ordinary duties Of The profession. ho.
Twelve men and eleven boys were enlisted mere
last week. aud several boys were sent 10 pofoiHoi
Island 10 learn music. :.
Naval recruiting was not quite so brisk as IL p, nae
been though il still remains very sallsiactory' L%o
HUNDRED men were shipped here last week. Inc
nuober of dfp0sable blue jackets on board the
receiving ship North Carolina ID 3lO, against ~oo VI
Tie following vessels are at the Brooklyn Navy.
Yard: o.n,
No,,b Caroli1a,.......,Bl Flembe
" Wyandote............. Roebuoh ...'''.'.''''''''
Snu,er 8l Henry Audlews........'
De SOTO ;....".....''. supply '''.'''...''.
oSsset In a. i. , oa tss Battery.
This shows that four yestsls OF war have sailed
since Sunday last.
The forces in the harbor sum up as follows; =,
oov.,ro,, MsS sSo North carolius 90
II
Fort Hamlton......IOu Ou Marine Bsnack.,'','''' dzg
For LaA ette....... = Nesels IL the hhoof''' ~oo
Bedloe's lsasd.......... ,s,s
Ioth... ''''' y g,
The storesbip Nightingale arrived yesterday from
the mouth of the Mhsirsipii She was somewhat
damaged BY being driven ashore during the late
naval all air near Newt Oresns. She LEFT the follow
log vessels ~ the South. West Pass: Wabash nag
ship; steamer Huntsville, and storships Painpefo
and j. G. Kuhn.
| Tbe~U. ~ steamer Connecticut came down rom
tie NayyYard this afternoon, and anchored IN the
North River.
| Tie new steamer Constitution was taken of the
screw dock yesterday, aud proceeded to her pier on
the North River.
TIE steam gunbOat Sycamore, now BUILDING a,
East BOs il lG5 feet ia lenglh on deck, - lee,
beam, and IL feet hold. The machinery consists
mainly Of pair of horizontal back action engines,
with nders Of 80 inches in ditmeter aud rs Inches
stroke of piston, which operate propeller ieet III
diameter and are supplied with ,team by twenty oil
Ma tius patent vertical tubular boilere. They have
also attached Devslls surface condenser, which
supplits fresh wafer TO the boilers. The work was
uBder the superinteudenee OF l.. S. Luce, esq,
Chef Engineer OF the Navy; the designs by Mr..
j Isherwood, Engineer CHEF Of the Navy. Her
armament, VIII will socn lie placed ON board, VIII
cop,sl OF one 2i.I ound gun forward one ll-inch
PIVOT gun amidshps, and J2-pound broadsde guns
Aner taking board her armament AID stores, she
viii make uiI IMP.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
ton.

The CoAsTwIsE TRADR.-The report Of the Sani-
tary Police for the six months ending Nov /, 1861,
shows that the total number Of arrivals at the Brook
lyn whsrves during the above period was Cos,
against ,lO9 for The six months ending Nov. I, 1861
The principal falling off in naval siores Of which
226 cargoes were landed in 1860, aud q in 1861.
Since the lst Of June no vessels with naval stores
have arrived. OF sugar and molasses, 596 cargoes
arrived in 1860, and l29 in 1861. During the former
season 80 vesses laden with Southern pine arrived
but not one vessel has come in during the past Sum-
mer. In hides and wool there lie diminution of %
cargoes as compared with the former year. OF cot
ton II ship-loads in IN 1860 and in 1861.
Tbirty.ve vessels arrived in ballast this year. and
every one took out a cargo OF gani last year only
four yessels arrived in ballast.
ANOTHER FATAL FLUID AccIDEET.-Coroner
Horton held inque' ys,srdsy upon the body Of Mr.. 10
avenue Twenty ,iytb tueet, who died the might pre-
von Of injuries su,ts ed by the explosion Of nUd lamp
ln Iepenihhga lamp while me WICK was bu ni' and the
nsns communicating with the 11 caused the cxpoioD
into the street. bnt tended fan the flames nut she
hen death relieved her of her sueTings vedics
iered IN acc0Ids1co with the facts.
PROBABLE FATAL AssAULT.-A difficulty oc-
,usd yesterday the Bushwek Cross Roads between
John AorsnD member o the DEpineu Iouhye' and man
named stephen Caile. Amer had words Ito psrhss
'sme TO blows and Carlo received compound fracture Of the
w al vas ohe."e 90 sesmely nlated That II ' cd 10
tDOt recover Morgan was arrested by Ocer kob s0n VI
he Sixth, and held to answer.
AT1rmPT TO COMMIT SUIciDE.-Timothy OKeefe
attempted 70 commit .ucite hi, residence No. a. Front
ir,et Saturday morning by cstiDg his throat with
szo dc Ts' discovered IN time 10 prevent hin from con;
Re cine. Police conveyed him the City Hospital lie ID
AZ scied 70 Ie,OyeT.
BRooXYS CRY MoRTALITY.-Tle total number
deaths IA this city last week 03 81 nsuls Aud ~ eh
en Of whol u under year OF age The trinop
'rs.s. we're: eonsnngon ls "GauinaiioO Of The luae.
= ma a,inns inunte o, aphibeTia ciole,a i1fa tuu
sil.t fewer, Z, typhoid lever j. Natives Of tLe limited
'..o' o. ireGnd, lI Germany 81 England. unknown
OUihAoE.-Peier Domelly wss brought before
noeun ON Saturday, tho complaint ol Mr.. E,leu
it,ldi3g At tle foot oi Columbia eoi who claryss
VI ~ sind.y night le oeuo 10 her hJ1,e aud IN an un.
etsnitt 70 Solslo heI prrson beat her IN the most
~ .'i AID then Ged. Her Injuries qui rofious
S'sI.-I.a 5ai s9@lSsiaa u saSi sss.tgslssll !!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

sOP'esto hCoip.StAL sHooTINo.-Last evening.
Ds'ween and clock Sad shooting casualty took
place at the United States Organ Grinders' Depot,
No. VI Baxter street. There were ten persons in the
apartment, some Of whom were playing card.. when
one Of the boys, Charles COrdela, years old, was
Suddenly sbot through the head. Although the ,bo,
was fired BY one Of the party, nOns of them could
Cell who did it. 1t was discovered at later hour
however, that Dominic Feraro, % years old, had
Bred the pistol accidentally, and fearing the conse.
auenees, had abscondtd. The injured boy was taken
10 The Hospital where his was pronounced fatal
TIE Primary elections for the choice of delegates
z e2a!na!9 candidates f.g Aldsggsq, CDu9cilmen,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Platoon Of Policemen.
Band
Company A, liz. Regiment with reVe''eu ''""
,r xiib PsllBeMers
four horses.

Mssr. g. P. Dewey, ". Turnbni y. p,neaii ,niaIrii,in
Now.fotk ---t,-.r,
Csp, Biere and three member, o ,1. 81 he
Lieut. Col Nswkumet aud hlempe' "
''N City Guard nj =, ,ts.,.
c,. u,.t,t,, the FI-sidsu Of the bosrd OF H'ue'
CmisRe' r s""' p..'lsnt Of the Board Of Coubcmen'
"''A ths jort Special Committee on Ns''0"H
'Aaair.. AID a large number oi
Pacific Te'idrnis
,y,,vyilbs,onding tie severity ofthe Storm Broad
-. n', Inc tho line of march was throng,d VITA
'o,',,e. and not few heads were uncovered IA me
n Ia ehol1 procession paced. Upon reaching tie
psrk tLo Lody was conveyed TO the Governor
Room in The City Hsll where 1t lay IN state aut'ns
ves,erjay. md was visited 10y a large number oi
.yi,iyeu. The ball being tDronged duriyg tie day.
Tbe coffin, w.icl is of net,l snd enhmeed to re-
.emIle redwood, bears the following inscription
upon the lid:
..........s.'s.s'.s'.'''s''
col. T. D. BAKER,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

FRIENps OF EMAScIPATIoS.-A meeting OF the
friends of Emancipation held in this eiy Oh TIE
s,b iostapt at which the following preamble AMI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Important fro IN New York.

New York, April 6.
Forged Virginia State bonds were sent
10 Livermore, Claws & Mason BY man
named IL. a. Barbour, alias James Elliott.
VINO Is under arrest for forgery
IL appears that the only steamers vet
chartered by the government are the At
iantlc and Illinois. The former Is f,,;uo
TO carry 900 troops, and provisions fn1
SIXTY days. The Powhat:an is probaLIv
detailed to convey them to their Destination
Inc corvette Savannah will probably be
put IN charge of wOrkmen to day.
Nv" companies are reported to have left
1T. Hamilton last night.
The steamer Water Witch was IN bova
terday. pun yes
Large quantities Of army stores were
shipped from the pier last night on hoard
OF the steamer Atlantic.
Inc City OF Baltimore sailed to-day for
Liverpool with $4,000.
The steamer United Kingdom, from
uiasgow ON the 23d ult., arrived Mt P,rt-
ted. A"''0ipa-
sixteen double banked boats. for land
ing troops, have been put aboard the AT
lantlc. She sails to night.
Inc fowhattan has loft the NAVY Yard
~ The Express says the Seer, tary of the
treasury has authorized Sub-treasurer
CISCO to sell portion or ali Of the five
million treasury notes. A subscrintion
,or .he notes at per cent. premium is
oe'ng made up among banks, bankers
trustees !,; and savings banks. and AR. Cisco
VIII VIII; without doubt, be able to place the
Inc Fost learns from a Virginian. who
naa II from Maj. McCullock's own Inns,
mat he has organized force of 5. 900 men
blood is split. ~ VIC n'''
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
RumOTed Destination OCtY,eU-
$. Fleet ROW Fitting out.
, M the New York Herald

Washington, April 1.
The army and navy are suddenly being
put on war footing, and the knowing ones
state that it looked toward Spain, growing
out OF her designs upon St Domingo. Such
activity in both these arms of the service
has not been visible for long time. The
Government is fully appraised of the inten.
tons OF Spain towards that island aud will
not permit her to do it. Undoubtedly the
Government feel that collision in that d..
rection would divert the attention of the
country from our internal quarrels, and
lead to favorable termination of our own
quarrels.
1t is known here that an understanding
has existed for some time between the Eng.
lish, French, and American Governments.
not to allow Spain or any other Government
to obtain foothold upon that island. In
relation to this matter, their policy is NOT
only important to us, in support of the
Monroe doctrine, Int is peculiarly so to MS.
at the present time, in view Of our domestic
troubles. 1t is feared that the Administro
ton has not the nerve to step boldly for
ward in the matter
An oshcer OF the navy stated this morning
that he had reason to belive that rupiure
would occur with Spain within twenty davs
1t is known that orders have lust gone cnt
to several vessels to hold themselves in
readiness for immediate service The
POwhatan, now at New York, is orderad IN
at ance receive back her crew, and nrenaro
for sea. This is regarded as very signi6.
cant.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
The Growth ortI,e West.

We refer our readers to the census re-
turns-given in to days paper.
The great increase of population in the
Western States cannot but strike our At
lantic neighbors as portentous of waning
power on that side of cur hermitage. In
ten years, six Of the Western States. Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, and
Wisconsin, have increased from less than
four to nearly eight millions Of inhabitantr.
They have alsl peopIed Minnesota, Kansas.
and Nebraska; added greatly to Missouri,
and thrown few hundred thousand peonle
into the Territories further West. Thev
have built more miles of railroad than
there are n all the rest of the Union. They
have built many fine cities, churches, col
leGes, hotels, and other edifces of public
nature that can scarcely be equalleG in any
part of the world. The Western States. if
not ruined by the policy of the Republican
party, will soon be strong enough to DEFY
the advocates CT high tariffs, and to dictate
terms to the people Of this continent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
From New York.

New York, April l.
The penalty imposed on the steamer
BlenvIlie has been romitted.
Four thousand silks were seized yes,er-
day from the steamship Cahawba, but a
ine being paid they were released.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
says Lieut.. Gilman has arrived at Wash
lngton. lie states that great preparations
are being made to attack Fort Pickcns. aud
troops are being drilled daily by Southern
officers, and an attack is m0mentarilv ex
pected.
A special dispatch to the Times saws the
batteries on Morris Island fired into ON
unknown steamer last night for NOT dis
playing her colors. Major Anderson i'm
mediately despatched messenger {, CIV
PIckens for explanations The vessel mt
to sea. fN'
Great activity prevailed at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, and 1t is reported that several
vessels OF war are expected to sail 20 ri,h,
orders having been received from WashIn,,
ton to that effect. Their destination Is
unknown.
Especial dispatch to the Post saws il is
rumored that the Southern Commissioners
have demanded the immediate evacuation
OF Fort Sumter aud Pickeus. Orders have
been sent Tor every naval vessel 10 be mt
INTO Immediate commission.
The Administration is determined 10 re-
lniorce Fort Pickens at all hazards.
a special dispatch to the Commercial
says the Secretary to the Interior has A,
rected that no more land warrants be issued
from the Pension Offices to the citizens of
the seeded States.
4. Delaheld Smith was appointed and
took the oath of Office as District At,o-nea
Of New York to day, vice Roosevelt.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane lcf, bor
moorings of the Battery and anchored AT
Quarantine. She is bound 10 sea