The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

-Besades lot OF screw drivers, flannel bags slow
matches, &C, and the famous twelve pound can
non ball ON which was inscribed "From Fort
sumter; Presented to Col. George p. Kane, Mar
shai OF Police Of Baltimore" A powder train four
inches wide and two deep was also discovered,
leading under different parts Of the old City Hall,
aud under heap of coal was found bag of letters
belonging to Kane, which were taken possession
of by the Provost Marshal. Four hundred new
men, who have no sympathy with the "PIur
Ugly" and 'Blood Tub" organizations, have been
sworn in as temporary policemen.
There is a nest Of ''seceshersr in Delaware
headed by Senator JAS. A. Bayard and cx- Governor
VIM. Temple, aud tailed by the Wilmington Ga.
zette. At present they are without any organiza.
ton, bur unless closely watched they will soon be-
come troublesome and dangerous to the peace of
the community. They are operating behind a
masked battery.
Two tobacco factories in North Carolina-one,
Mat belonging to Geo. W. Thompson, in Milton,
and the other, that Of Green Williams, in Person
county-werc recently destroyed by fire, entaiing
loss to each Of upwards Of twenty thousand dol.
lars.
The Fourth of July is not to be entirely ignored
in the South as a holiday. We sec that even in
many places in South Carolina the day Is to be OBJ
served, and the planters Of Georgia are to meet in
Macon on the Fourth "then and there to proclaim
their eternal independence of Northern financial
and commercial dependence" The war cry will
probably be perish trade, perish commerce
hurrah for the Southern consederacy and the
bogus bonds.
The Secretary of the Treasury of the bogus con-
federecy advertises for provisions and all other
military stores to be delivered at any of the prin-
cipa cities Of the South, for which shinplaster
bonds will be given in payment
The Richmond Despatch says that Or. John
Richards, the physician Of President Lincoln, who
was arrested as a spy at Manassas Gap, has been
placed, by order Of the Secretary Of War of the
Confederate States. under charge of Captain
Thomas N. Wclch, to be conveyed as prisoner
beyond the borders Of the Confederate States.
The Richmo nd correspondent of the Charleston
Courje, writing on the 18th inst, says:-"Such
is the scarcity of Northern intelligence that ten,
fifteen and even twenty dollars are freely paid for
a single New York paper
Extensive arrangements have been made for the
celebration Of the Fourth Of July at Chatham -Four
Corners, Columbia county. Judge Dean will be
the orator of the day. His subject will be "Se-
ccsrlOU. us CIISbl anu us I ltiHlhtC he5UlCS.
by the arrival Of the bark Conrad Captain Sails
bury from Rio Janeiro, we have dates to the
25th nit. We learn that during the month of May.
up to the date mentioned, coffee exports from Rio
amounted to l0l ,723 bags, and that there are now
loading ships Ronald. 5000 bags; Courier 5000
bags; schooner Transit, 900 bags; brig Helen,
$500 bags: ship Australia (Br.) 1000 bags all for
New York: brig Ann Warwick, 1000 bags, for
hchmond bark Queen OF the Exc (Br), 5000
bags, for New Orleans; bark Inwood 6 900 bags,
for Belize.
The cotton market Arm yesterday, With sales OF
o eco bales, closing the basis o. I4c. a145c
for mddlipg uplsnds. Flour heavy lower, and
the market closed at a decline Of from &c t, 20c Der
barrel while transactions were made to fair extent
Wheat was quite heavy, and cosed at decline of &c.
&C. per bushel the concession sales were freely made
Corn was less buoyent and active prime chipping
In fair demand at previous prices, while other
descriptions easier. Pork rather firm for
mess with sales a! s14 SO $l4 rs, with small lot re
ported at SIS prime sold at $40 asl0 g. Sugars
steady with sales Of 400 hhds and LEO boxes on terms
given IN another column Coffee steady, with limited
saes For statement Of stock we reur another place.
Freight continued to be restricted and rates
frm with liberal shipments Of grain to English ports
And soms engagements for the Continent at fun prices