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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-10

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-10

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6erblt' unp Ntat;rs9SanrIM
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let So{epk '5%trauS,
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auf &uctirnen btVi9 9efauft. yu l24, 81, 374 Sic. &C., bic
III anocren @eIb6ften ooS 9pppclts folten.
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apron Gin9bams, Dreb 9tngbamS, @eo lidino, Ialln,er
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TIeiber, III oep b~iliQlten 9rcilen.
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aonS ippleuer rpeieer. rctber uno 9eber 5iarncl III % Cts.
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bldg ouf Qucjpnen Qsfauft Urb 81 per Stud merits bic i'd,
81 81 % unoSl.75 Oferire; Sirif' 2BOQe in allen 5arbeI
III 81 pei 9fano.
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gloalb; @rttniions SOfer9. 8lrpcS. Sett uns SERVANTS
BlMIftts III ben b~ilisiten greiicn.
H.bte Gattme III 8. l uno 10 Gt5. &C.; Cambria. gbe6
uIc SpiB DluSItn, ne3lt eircr 9rOBen @rspabI aa0srsr
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StoTss, M. 81 Namfr ape, IN Gfdhten.
SDispb StrapS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-10

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Oampfidbfffabrt
Spiihtn
9ambure nne eeew WOrf, ola gputbampf0n.
Sermit.tIit Der nsusn auf baS SCIibeft asbartrn unS r,-
santsfts einseri&Ftsn srobfn eiierusR ppieamplf8iFt
SUrulita, 1000 Sons, Capt. 9rautmonn
s ammOpia a, 1000 &cns, CAPT. ShmsnT.n
SarOnia, $500 IONS, Capt. @bl.rs.
Obis. rpssrn i6rsr ltneqsn unb slaflib,n aobrtsn rshr,-
Ii8lf bttanntt Dampff6ihe Drbsn r~tstImdsiaV am '"s">
Grltsn nno 6unf3ebntrn ieoen Npnots
O9n Asro S0rt unr 5am6urs, oia SuutSamp,pp ,rn,S;,, ,,A
Rsbmrn 9aiastsre pom Rsr @prf mad ~ ""'
gu fp!atnbGH 9rsiisn:
8prtlT ToiSt: $I90.
8ntfdshetd az
Bon 9ambHrs Had Gsp sOrt:
gras Gailts $Il2.50. 3ptifr G0,at, SIS auil4,rh,S
$t6. "9sStn 9,adass Dtn6s man lid an S''T'N'''
e. .. 1idbare, 6oas ~. GINS.
Is" BrOGOUaU Rrp gsrE
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@irtbfDafts ; 0r6T.
11ui10!

Nteitrfi B%rsnnUFn unO Dem geIdmmtsn wublts
fum ole anjtisr, oag meine nrus
G@reeasGSirtBtd3aft
Dem Ssiu6e jest often aebt. DisIsl6e IN aufs
@ei6madu0alte einstrihtet, uno tSnnsn pt. as.
ebrtsn @dits NIT BEN beltsn @rfrif6unaen isOtr
Art, lCirie aud NIT warmrn nnp talten Spriisn
Oeotsnt werpen. Usintrinter made i'd earauf
auimsrtlam, Na6 ids brn BON mir ssaOseuen
Vir9inid Wein
rein unO unptrfdIlht gu so Ste. per 5lalhe Der.
tduft. I'm ;a5Ireiden 8elu6 bitttt
8alenttn 5ehIer.
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y. H. CHALKLEY

oanDler epn eecer une Sbub-5 1 Rings, 9m.
purts@s Vpn fran;GiiGcm 8altIeoer,
Is. Str., ,piihen Naiu IL. Carp, 8i&mcnb, so.
9eutibm S2ubmoGen wirb bies ppuf6nbiai aHcr.
t rte Naen ron 9s0er ousr Irt befcne e%mpfrbIrn. 9itittteu
Tucen Soiclbit sualcih allies III ibrem 9el66ft rOtbiss 3srf>
lcuQ, bic (. 6, Bine,nes, 9eiIrn &C., aEt Srrttn llt~"rS u.
l.. NJ Tic Spr g, ttlcrr unb Su6binbern eebauGi per>
penbc 9coer ut elei6falS ppsl dtbu.
@Gc Sieic NrtiteI wcrctn seocn Saar DSsr cute Yopisrr
biliah strtauft. I1o.4
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Sefammtmacbumae.
n. SpeeFsr n. q p.
fer uup Grudaia
Wp. IO Wain.@trnae

NV. ~ UtutVSS ItNBt.
Sahttde fur pe bisetr s%errSnutnt 3utrautu 6sft e..
amer 5ud&smnS pTrnptsr Sscitnuns, SufsIbt aud fsrntr,
bin ~ tTbalttn.
Rtotpi. wtrbtn ~ ieosr 9tit (Sti Sas unb Na6O rrpmp,
uAe aSptFsntaft ausesfnbrt.
aGt Surttn SarbtlOfs, Gtnfttrslas, B'pbsdnSsr,
GisaTr'R. &auh>, 8au> unb SGHupftehaf bsldnbie an
S.ab unb fp,rSsr iu oen binioGitn NrtiGtn ~ptrEouft.
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Il m3ug!
miuinerD WaQreul

n. C. BARTON erlaubt tb ole Qn,etae ,n
mahen, pa6 er ieiuem Store pom 100 nab 229
g9atnllrase, obsrbatb Ner Stem, Ostlest sat, no er
IN ieper Saiion Elm ooai:dnCisss aIcrtimeut Der
o~llenren Nrtitsl gorritbis bait: SeiOene unp
5tto9. 6ats. 6auben, &Opipuss, irans6ll6e Blu.
ncn uup 8dnper SpiBeu Sertga's unO Gaps,
Spisen.9 6!eter, Irauer~ &rasenf unO leiOene unO
rAa,SIldbe SpiBen- Quantities,
Oamen, welhe Die BaOrotts tHiu6tn t5nnen
EN- 5:ors DOuitJn0t" 1aq &c. GIn,iat
Ell
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Nsatn'Sotr., ae9sniber benz alien Martte.
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lentt mSasn os reiGSaltise Eager amt tnil5er. bsatfttr
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T. %fti!s! sum 9btil l,Ibft 81 nicbrtseTtn, aIs Den ..srbI:6.u
pT''in ets:!sTrE Dsretn. Webtsinfa It en- perpcn III
cen e,atslitu S;n:asanesn pitberual nit nsasm a,prratbs
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Gmttb's &ofpu

Srrdrltr. ,rlbcn Der s. unp 9. StraEe.
Nctneu oeutltcn 8rCunScu nno Dem eclammtcn 0ubli-
fun oc AnSetae, pte tt bic iettret pOn 6ru. s. YCnltul I'M
Rub II 2%ircooitreSt 6pttl acfubrte 9~8utblbafi ittrnpntmcn
uno ncH cinscrt tt babe Durt guc g,trinte unb iunltisr
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~ cripcrben unp lapct Su S0bl,cihcm 9tiuh %frcuuolidit elm
Somcs q. Smjtb.
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SG9er=G pmpd0mie!
Den Ntrtslttpern Sur Nabr,rtt, nab ieeeu
Dpunerltns, Nbenps s ubr, re9eImdRtae @rcr.
clersllebungen in Der MiIitarp 6au" itattfinren.
Sepen Issten OCnnerlton9 i'm Dtcnot
finpet pie mouNtIi6e Scrlommluus N eUalr
oeS 6erru S6aO tatt.
pa emeper orb. Ser9.
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0cQeDiQe'

Ser lntsr,sihnsts ertaubt lid DEM 8u6litum
an3u3eisen, cap iein Oagcu uuO Suagp ~ieoer,eii
tereit ltsbt, um 5lmilieH ,u iraeno eintr Saues-
srit mad rtiaem @eranuluu9spias ,u Tabren.
Derartigs 9sitelun9en t5Hneu i'm gDilhsem Self
5aus ees 6ru. u. ShaO gsma6t perpeu.
SO. 6ebrtna.
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gStrtbi d a . WrDfnuu0.
6icrmit erloube in mir. meinen 6rcuubcn uub 9etonntcn
bCt0uut " Xlahcn, oaS ih am Nirnt1o, Den 10. Nppember,
mciu Soser~Ster- uro Speift- SauS tfrube Ypu or, Nlltb
lcfUbrt) an neucn .Rdrtt erOfncn me'rc. Sur CUTE @endnte
mo bcprbers fur outes Bier per0e i'd tets gorge um MIR
Die 3ufrcotnkett meincr 8uroen gu iibsrn. 5u saplreibem
Seluh Label t~r9ebcnlf Gin
Rt6otl Gbrcu6er9,
am ntucn lParft.
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0t&tiS fur Grocer!
Suftr. Saerr, 9arb &C.,
geo B5le. .s~ereiniettn 8ud,r,
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100 Sbls. prima 2caf Qauo,
100 Stres prima Sriben Rdft,
40 gadagtS prima Or fbtn Butter
80 Sbls. prima Scrit" Giptr,
200 Sbls. Rr. i, 2 uno 3 WadtrrIs.
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100 &prts Gire Graders,
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400 ScreS GanSlee une Soab,
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wsIss lstrtsotuti@tn Trsunos aufmtrffaH nadt
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Reinrra mttu- unN Giber-GGia,
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Rumors Of Var.
New York, APRIL 6.

New York, APRIL 6.
A report is current that tie lombard
ment of Fort Sumter has commenced.
Our own dispatches from Charleston
make no mention of Il, and the report is
probably untrue
The Commercials special dispatches
state that Lieut.. has arrived at
Washington from It Sumter, and the Cab
met is in session en- his dispatches.
The same authority says that Col, Alert
head of the Typographical Bureau has
been relieved from duty, and Maj. Bache
appointed in his stead.
The Commercial despatch says, orders
have been received for the despatch of the
steam frigate Mississippi to sea immedi-
ately, also that John Minor Bots and
other prominent Virginians SAYS that the
President declines 10 commit himself as to
his policy or intentions, also that the re
port that the President has concluded 10
call on the loyal States for troops is untrue
and that il is not thought any collision was
likely at present.
Tie government has chartered the
steamer Illinois, which viii go to sea an
der sealed order to-day or Monday. Her
mails and passengers for Europe 60 in the
CITY Of Baltimore.
The Tribune's Washington corresponds
ent says 10 official intelligence has been
received that Major Anderson's supplies
had teen stopped; that the authorized
statement made that the Spanish Govern
ment is not responsible for the Demon
stration at St. Domingo also that 30
orders have been issued for the blockade
of Southern ports.
A dispatch from Baltimore states that
a large body of volunteers left that city
to rally around the flag of the Union in
Texas, under Houston.
Washington correspondents asserts that
the President is daily receiving numerous
telegraph dispatches from all ports of the
country, urging no surrender Of any forts,
and Offering to volunteer attempts Of re-
Inducements.
one man offers to reinforce Fort Suns
ter at ten days notice, for $1,000.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, had long
interview with Gen. Scott and Secretary
Cameron.
1t is rumored thai Pennsylvania will
assume a war footing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
An important Project.

The n. Y. Evening Post publishes quite
a lengthy and able article, setting forth
the advantages of a ship canal to connect
lake Michigan and the Mississippi river.
1t suggests that channel one hundred
feet wide and eight feet deep be cut, SO
that our lake propel!ers and Mississippi
river STEAMBOATS, could freely navigate it,
thus enabling all crafts navigating the
western rivers and lakes TO proceed direct
ly, without breaking bulk, to Oswego or
Buffalo. The probable cost Of such work
would not vary much from $4,000, 900,
and would as a necessary consequence, be
of inestimable value to the section of coun
try through which it passed, and at the
same time vastly enhance the trade OF the
eastern cities.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
lnDCTtant News,

Our telegraphic news in to days paper
leave 10 room 10 doubt the meaning OF
the recent activity in the army and navy.
Secretary SEWARD has officially informed
the authorities of Charleston that if Msior
AsOEnsoS is not supplied with provision.
from the markets of that city, the Govern
ment will supply him at all hazards, and
the announcement of the Secretary OF
State vas confirmed by the appearance Of
Government feet off Charleston harbor
The secessionists were making great pre-
paTaiions to resist, Lut it remains to he
seen whether they will persist in their de-
signs to the extent of commencing hostili
ties against the Government.
The dispatches from Charleston to the
New York papers agree in the statement
that Lieutenant Talbot was denied ad
mission to Fort Sumpter, and has returned
TO Washington in company with the bear
er Ct the Government dispatches alluded
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
The Dne1 Near Pensacola.

The fact of duel at Fort McRae, Flori-
da, between St. Clair Morgon, of Charles
ton, S. c., and a young Albanian,
named Storrs, late a midshipman in the
.. S. Navy, las been noticed. The Mobile
Tribune says;
1t seems that on the night of the duel
the young men, with a number Of COM
rades, were off in a boat on a reconnoiter-
ing party near Fort Pickens. Morgan,
full of reckless danger, proposed that they
should land just under the walls of Fort
Pickens, to make what discoveries they
could, but Storrs objected, saying that it
would expose them to almost certain cap
ture, and the majority Of the party sided
with him. But Morgan, hot tempered
and impatient, reproached StorrS with
tim;dity. A few words passed between
them, and tie boat put back to the main
land. When they had disembarked
Storrs said to Morgan that he had intima.
ted doubt of his courage, and as they
had rifles, and the moon was shining
brightly, he could prove it. Morgan
responded to this proposition with alacrity.
Twenty steps were paced off, and at the
first fire Morgan fell dangerously wounded
the heavy ball of the Shapes rifle having
entered his right groin and ranged through
and on. Of the back part Of the thigh. The
wound is not believed to be mortal. Nor
gan is the man who fired the first shot at
the Star Of the West before Charleston.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
The Proposed Congressional Appor-
tionment.

The proposed new Congressional ap-
portionment Of this State is as follows:
1st District-The same as it now is.
I'd District Washington, Dodge, jeff.
erson and Rock.
Sd District-OzaUkee Sheboygan, Fond
du Lac, Green Lake, Marquette and Col
umbia.
4th District-Mantowoc Calumet, Win
nebago, Outagamie, Brown, Door, Kewau>
nee, Oconto, Shawano, Marathon, Wau-
shara, Portage and Waupacca.
9th Distict-Dane, Iowa, Green, La
fayette and Grant.
9Th District embraces the balance Of
the counties, being all north and west Of
the Wisconsin river.
The Madison correspondent of tho
JanesviIle Goz:ttc calls the 2d the kanga-
roo district, and the 81 the dromedsry
district, from their irregular formation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12

Sumpter and Pickens, but non acouain-
lance with the means at the command OF
the Government, and the condition Of the
country, the prosecution Of the plans now
progressing was thought impraehcable.
In other word, it was necessary to as.er.
tain the extent of tie effects beauea,bed
TO the President by the late administra-
ton.
1t was deemed essential to keep secret
tie objects OF the military movements aud
especially the sailing of vessels under
sealed orders, as under the late Admins
tratiou there were persons who clandes-
timely communicated its purposes TO the
Secessionisis, and as frequently occurred,
before the orders wre reduced 10 official
form; and according to a remark of an
ex-Secretary, the Administration thus AL
ways found itself embarrassed at the
threshold. The present Administration
has limited such knowledge to Members
Of the Cabinet, and perhaps several trusty
officers, and precautionary measures were
taken SO as to render it next to impossible
to acquire forbidden information.
The Administration, while constantly
declaring peace policy, claims that it
can only be held to strict accountability
by the people, ana however speculative
may be tie publications respecting its
movements, it is under no obligation to
announce in advance its plans and purpo-
ses; in other words, that the Administra-
ton should be judged by its acts.
That Pickens has been, or will be REIN
forced, admits of no doubt; and the Ad-
ministration will do all in its power to
either relieve Anderson, or secure his
evacuation of Sumter, without dishonor,
or committing the Government to the
acknowledgment Of any rightful claim by
the Confederate States, or in any way re-
cognizing the right Of secession. The
proceedings in the Gulf beyond that of
Pickens, will be governed by circumstan-
| ces.
The above is from reliable sources, to
show to some extent the basis of The pre-
sent military preparations.
New Orleans, April o.
The news Of the appearance of war yes,
sells off Charleston harbor, has produced
unusual excitement.
Gen. Bragg has telegraphed here from
Pensacola for fifteen hundred additional
troops. Two more companies of Zouaves
are about leaving.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12
Testimonial to Gen. King

A large number Of the citizens of
Milwaukee, without distinction of party,
lately united in q request 20 have Gen.
KING name time when they could So
cially meet and pay their regards to him
before his departure for Rome. The Cen
eral accepted tie invitation, and the
banquet took place al the Newhall House
on Tuesday evening
Judge MCAarHUR presided at the table,
and Gen KING made few feeling renal Ks
in response to a complimentary toast to
himself The third regular toast was
TIE Pope-We recognise his personal
virtues, and his precepts are honored in
the loyalty and devotion in the country Of
his thousands Of children in the United
States
Judge Macarthur called upon Dr.JoHN
son, as & friend of the Pope, to respond
DR.. J. said he never entered into any pro-
ject in his life with half as much pleasure
and satisfaction as lie Cd III this. No
man ever won the affections Of all parties,
from the blacklist Republican to the rank
est doughface, as has Gen. King. The
Doctor concluded with the following SEN
timent:
Rome and America Rome, the fountain
head of Christianity America the birth
place of political liberty. May the stars
and stripes float over the land of the free,
as long as the head of the Church Univer-
sal has bad his Episcopal See in the Eter.
nal City.
The banquet was highly successful, and
muss have been gratifying to Gen. Nine
the new American Minister to the Court
of ST PETER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-04-12

dida'es, that has CAUSED the dissertation oil
the Unions
Mr.. Douglas. Tbs Senator from Wis.
consin can unde1stand NE Just as ! say
If bad succeeded IN defeating your par
y at the presidential election, thereby
rendering it certain that the policy of that
aarty was not TO be carried into effect, the
r-ople of the southern states would have
rasted in security that they were safe, and
tie Union reYeF would have been dissolV-
"a.
TO BE CONCLUDED MKT WEEK
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Revolution in New Lexioo--Governor
Rencber Heads it---Fort Marcy in
Possession Of the Revolutionist.
Los Vegas, New Mexico,
March 10. 1861.

March u, 1861.
The stage arrived here this morning
from Santa Fe, en route for the States, and
as it was about leaving here on its way,
an express arrived from CO.. Fauntleroy,
commanding this m;litar-, to the Com
mandant at Fort Union, ordering this Of
ficer to prepare for defense On Yesterday
morning, about IL o'clock, the people Of
the capital Santa Fey Americans and
Mexicans, On masse seeming to have sprung
u like Cadmus men, we'll armed and in
great numbers, at once seized AID now
hold Fort Marcy. Col. L. declined to sur
render the Fort as was expected, and while
in the act Of demonstrating with the pepu-
lace, the citizen soldiery rushed upon :he
works, and in ten minutes they were taken
possession of.
Governor Rencher was the prime mover
in these proceedings, and he now has
charge of all the military equipments and
public property. Everybody is surprised
at this well concocted and efficient coup
d'armes. In brief, New Mexico has now
declared for aud practically affiliated with
Texas and the South, and the United
States is suddenly ignored and our allegi.
ance changed.
Arizona also absolves her allegiance on
the 10th inst. Excuse haste,
ORCHo DEoRos.
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LATER AND MORE IMPORTANT
Prospects Of War in Earnest
Highly Important Army News.
from the \. 7. Tribune Of Saturday.


from the 4. 7. Tribune Of Saturday.
Major Holmes, the COMMANDMENT Chief
Of the United States military forces at
this station, and General Superintendent
of the recruiting business, resigned this
morning, and the announcement created
the utmost confusion in the GARRISON
The Major is native Of North Carolina,
and entered the service thirty-oDe years
ago.
A large number Of lighters, from the
navy yard, are alongside the wharf at
Governors Island. Troops are packing
up at Forts Columbus and Hamilton.
Large quantities of army stores we're
shipped from Pier No. /, E. R., yesterday,
and last night Carts were passing to the
pier until an early hour this morning,
with loads of beef, pork, bread, -four, beans
soap, vinegar, hams, shoulders, preserved
meats, and all the various articles that
constitute a well stocked commissary de.
partment.
They were transferred by lighters to
the steamship Atlantic, lying at pier No.
Al, East River, and at this hour % noon)
the ship has steam on, and will probably
sail in a few hours. She is very deep,
and must cross the bar, if she sails today,
before P NJ.
The Illinois is at Pier No 3, Eas. River.
She was to have sailed for Havre to-day,
but has transferred forty first class passen-
gers, and fifty three third class, together
with 100000 in specie, to the City OF
Baltimore, which sails today for Liver
pool via Queenstown.
The Illinois has 500 barrels Of flour re-
naming on board, which was shipped on
owners account, and remains subject to
Government orders. She will load with
ordinance stores, DC.
A detachment Of the First Artillery
crossed the Hamilton avenue Ferry on
their way fom Fort Hamilton this NOR
ming. There were four guns and about
10 men.
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MINISTER TO SPAIN-The President has
appointed the notorious political mounte
bank, CARL SCHURz, to the important po-
sition of Minister to Spain. The Racine
Democrat thinks Spain will not recognize
him as tits not the policy of European Gov
ernments to recognize fugitlves from jus.
tice SIS representatives Of other govern
ments. 1t is claimed that ScHURz was
compelled to flee from his native country,
because he advocated liberal principles
Such was not the case. He was one Of a
mob that was engaged in breaking open
prison doorsto release criminals, convicted
and imprisoned for crime. A fit subject
for he alteration and sympathy Of repub.
leans in this country.