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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14

The Treasury has now ample funds in
specie for all necess itica They had this
morning between two and three million
dollars in tho vaults. There are offers of
loan to any extent, already exceeding $780,
900. GOO, nearly all at par.
The Herald's Washington correspOn.
dence says The President gave a military
reception tonight.
Gen. Harvey is acting with Gen. Butler
at the Relay House.
The fiigatc Niagara is destined 10 block,
nde Charleston.
Last night "a Of the Maryland Guards
wero arrested by the Massachusetts, picket
guards for attempting to escape to Virgin
ia, to Join the secession forces. They will
be dealt with as traitors.
Gen. B%eauregard, with Russell of the
London Times, had arrived at Mohtgome-
~ on the 9TH instant.
The Government continues to he over
whelmed with offers of naval and land for
ccs for service against the rebels. Promi-
ncnt men from all parts of the country are
constantly arriving here for the purpose of
rendering aid.
Over fifty vessels have already been Of
fercd from the New England States, to be
armed and equipped at the owners ex-
pense.
Parties representing the owners Of pro-
p~ellers navigating the Northern lakes, pro-
pose to bring their crafts down the st.
Lawrence, to the Atlantic shore, and as.
sist in the blockade of the Southern ports.
The Government has just been put in
possession Of important information in re-
gard to the movements and operations of
the rebel army. Their exact motive has
not yet transpired, but the Government is
taking advantage of it, and will be ready
in three or four days to meet the COnfeder-
ate forces at every point.
1t appears that a large force is now
marching from the South for Harper's Fer
ny, and from thence will attempt to force
their way into Pennsylvania. Their OBJ
jcct is to draw off a portion of the force
concentrating at Washington, and attack
them at both points.
The Government is in possession of very
important information, and from reliable
sources, having agents in every Southern
State, and are fully posted in regard to all
movements.
Wigfall, in a letter to q friend in WASH
ington says, in great confidence, the Con-
federatc army will capture Washington,
Lincoln and Cabinet, unless they leave,
before the middle of June. lie says they
have nearly 100000 well armed troops,
and in less than two weeks will be on their
way to Washington, and expect to winter
in Philadelphia.
The Worlds correspondence says-Bus.
mess at Alexandria is suspended. The
Virginia flag is flying on tie Custom House
and about 400 Virginia troops in the city
ready to leave as soon as Federal troops
appeared, having done SO twice on false
alarms.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14
BALTIMORE, May 10.

A special correspondent of the Balti-
more American telegraphs from Frederick
this morning that the mountain forest, on
the Maryland side Of the Potomac, was
fired last night and much valuable timber
destroyed.
About 500 Kentuckians and Virginians
were ~cneamped upon the Maryland shore,
and the heights in that vicinity were being
fortified.
A battery had been placed at Jefferson
Rock. Trains had also been laid in pipes
for blowing up the bridges, and other
property at a moments notice, if necessa-
ry. The conduct of the Virginians excl
ted Indignation among the people of Wash
ington County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14

" NhoI ~
The Times dispatches say-The War
Department received a dispatch tonight
from Gen. Butler, stating that he had seiz-
ed the famous steam gun, built by Winans,
of Baltimore, who attempted to send it to
Harper's Ferry for the Virginians.
Secretary Cameron replied-The COM
pliments Of the government to Gen. But
Ter and command. Seize every thing con-
traband being sent to the -ebels.
Orders will be issued to arrest Winans,
who if he is caught will be treated sum
marily. He is the same who gave $780,
900 to aid the secessionists in their work
of treason.
Orders from the War Department for
the rigorous treatment of all traitors or
abettors have been transmitted to every
officer in commission.
Messages have been passing constantly
between the Government and Cairo. Troub-
lie is anticipated there every night. Mes
sengers have been dispatched to-day to
Cairo and other points ordering the con-
centration of large bodies of Western
troops at that point.
The President is receiving daily hearty
responses from Tennessee, Kentucky and
Maryland. A brigade from each of these
States will soon be in the field.
There is much anxiety about the result
of the Great Union Meeting at Wheeling
on Monday next. We have assurances
here that they will memorabilia Govern
ment for protection from the rebels, and
put five thousand men, fully equipped, in
the field for the Union.
Government ia in constant receipt Of Of
fers to arm and carry on private expedi.
tions against seeded States. None of
them will be accepted The Government
does not propose to follow the p%iratical ex-
ample of JEFF. Davis.
Secretary Cameron has received already
| proffers Of upwards of 10000 men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14
THE sTATE on OHIOl In the pro.

'EHE STATE OF OHlOl In the Pro.
Il Trumbull County, IS. bate Court.
Adm'x Of II. W. Holloway, de'd,l
James IL, lloWay, VIM. Holloway ~
aud Jennie Holloway, heirs OH
said deed, Y. p. Reed AID NJ. RI The defendants
Hcadley. .H.HT.. Gin this case viii
take notice that on the 18Th day OF April, IsGL he
plRinun hled her petition in the above named Court.
setting forth that on the 9Th January, 1861, said de.
ceased IN eonjaction with the defendant NJ. X. Head.
ley, became the jOiht owners. by assignment from lie
defendant y. p Reed, Of a certain oil lease upon a
certain portion OF original lot No, l3 In the KinVslu,
ry tract In Mecca township, said county; that on he
2lst February. 1861, said deeedent, then Ia fuIl life.
sold and Transferred all his interest In said I.se ia
one Jerry Lester but that owing IN the severe Ylness
OF decedent the formal assignment thereof was not
then executed, and that decease departed this life
goth February. 1851, without being able TO execute
such formal assignment. Said petition further alIeg,
es that the purchase money, one hundred and twenty.
i've dollars, has been paid and saId Lester gone into
the occup ancy Of said premises and placed thereon
valuable improvements, and prays that petitioner
may be authorised to execute and deliver TO said Les.
teri valid assignment Of the interest OF said de.
June 9Th, 1861. X. W. kATLIPP
may IL, leOi-3Wl ATTY for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14
From the Geographic columns of the
'levcland and Pittsburgh papers of Mon
lay, we eondensc the following:

There was IN immense Union demon
s%tration here last night. The United
states flag will be raised on the Custom
lIhnso to-morrow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-14

The town of Plymouth, sheboygan Co..
Wis, offers$ per month, in addition to
the government pay, to the volunteers who
20 from that town. Esd s.s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Steamship Florida Crow.u savannah mlse and pas. t L.
Mi,eni Son un ths 80 At p H. passed Steamships sss
ship Ashboon bradib Livipoo Feb ~ coal. 10 corta,
dol the PASSAGE Feb ~ lat ~ a. lon " o., 1horn
BeiT.t Tell from fore ard and lost oveIb ard tlosg
II a. passed. oas of about SI taos totally d, siot bssGo
ooir.ly que aod uil Of w;,er. no pyrs9n u eoad
March H. the lizard 2l. AIDE snd pas Grinne Mu,ass
Co eSpe leDc-d very weather IN the Chanel s7d
Bra.ry sta Br oss Doo. ,sgiss : ~ Mach "a ~ Is o.
ION 10 a. spoke ship sTrach, Hsyps nom Liverpool cr Bee.
ship Louis Napoleon pIsuh J. Hsrns, Hsnsurs 81 d,y'
mde and pass 20 l. Z. Am,nrk Co. FEB g. la, a. a. len
gt3 fell ia with and 20 uced Os gone AMI Gss
ned; PERFECTLY tsh aoIa ens SpAoi.h could hid
any name on er she nad not been loog .bandOssd
Wilkins Gaion Apo III ssr frou N f. wa. ' b .dsd
sea which h.d the iesks and washed overheard John Ian
Snip Henry Clay Caaliin. Liverpool March "A. i.e. sas
Ship Oii-n,, ail Liverpool March H. mdse and pas. to
spurUrd 1i-ston Co
l. rsroao iron for City Piot to Jonas Saith Co. she va
abonconed 18Th Maco IN LAT, 81 p lon o. 40 by tbs captain
the briggs pat board. They report having eTFerct
very heavy weather being board She has her emad
gone msigms.t bead brolsu od and l1en,opmsst e
Birk unssl tDrrnlj Schafer. Bremen FEB is mds sHt
pass g. bs,noh Has mad he.s, westerly gales April 70
Big Conflict Kulana Grsnada March IS frui, to J. w lib
bard
Brig q. c. Watt. Wood Ncw-Bedford 10 hours n brss.
SIR. A. Cordrrsy. Grsy Whining on & 10 d'ys ~
en passage threw overheard part Of deck toad The ec9ae
Eoenczer boee washed overheard bu, 'accecdedh
regaiu ing the vessel -.
schr. Samuel Gilman CroSeu Boston days, mdse. to W.
Lewis Co.
sehr Michigan MARSHALL Cslais days. s,hs to t A'J
hew a. ca. =.
Schr. Mary and Eliza Benjamin NewHaven for Ei,sSei
port.
scbr Cabot Hamilton Boston days. ndse. to J. Mckee
- hr. Nelson Harvey Bears Albany uid-c. for Boston
Sbr Charger Kelley Elzsbsthpot coal for Providence
Schr George Fngs Psie, hnScr, oysters, or Boston
Schr F,.c Csrt~Iirht New ren ds!s m paaS'
Sclr tloct,ic Ward, Bs ol 2 1sys.
Srhr Sea Bird, Cl.fk, Albsny. mdse. for Boston.
81 op Phoenix, Sheppard, Haven Y hours, moa's~
II odic n frishse.
Soop acc II. Bourdoj. Collins. Fail River mdse
sluop Jane Ma Ia WNd Norwich ~ hcufs, nd-e a..
steamer lacony, Ely, Philadelphia, nise 10 LoPrk NJ"
steamer r. Cslwalisr Pierson Baltimore. mdse 20 "i's
pelze .t,y
steamer Black Diamond Alien, Philadelphia ndse to JAn
Bdcrs. a., -, Il, ,.s
Briggs. -, $50. 4. -, Ell.
stesmer weschester Jones, Providence mdse and pes
td,J
s,csuier Aibs,ros jones, Providence mde to ]. OdeI
RkLOW-l ship.
SAILED-tr. steamship Afics, Tor liverpool
MlND-Snnsci 8, hgt
The steamship Huntsville Of II. r. Cromwell Coz ss'S
NAH ine l. now o, tis Balance Docs for repaiU.
III. s,csuisap ire DAT hence Tor China, VA 4. Ip' "
Gale, IslIAd ofCc,lon, Feb %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

BROwNI this ETY. "Wednesday, April 70, Bsn.mis H.
TIE friends ibe faulty repeatedly invited attend &c
funeral on Friday AFTERNOON AZ oe"ea from ,h. house Of
without further invifaiioD.
The remains will be taken to Greenwood.
BINGHAM-In wilfam.bnrgb, April o. Julia A., widow a,
Capt stephen Bio bsm az 50 and month. VI
BRA OY-In this city, Tuesday April g. Mary vita ~
| Michel Brad aged u years
ROwN-In this city, fue.dsy evening, April MARIA w.
pevear wife OF bn g. Brown aged Il months and
~ hdsys
sfid the fiorrnl us Cfhnrsd., afternoon at o'clock
ron her lac residence No. 2I2 Sixth avenue.
C0OS-ou Monday, April g. Walter Coon, in the sd year Of
rh frauds Of the family respectfully Invited TO tn.
late reideocr 100 Thirteenth The remains
VIII betsk n to PlsiIi.ld N. j., for int rment
c3ck her 5edence III Augusta kalamazoo Co. Mich
Tni'd noOtD 3 rhebr Cocs 'ged " years and month";
DWs-Ane, brief Illness Mis-, Hey DAVIS, Of BsrnssbIe
, Aas, aged ~ ysus
Funeral Friday April 10 q. O'Clock p No. from me resi-
oerc John Dav.pror No 1863 East Thirty third .tree,
net cond sysnoe. The eaives and friends Of tho family
orc mYned % be present, without fsriher notice
barring widow Of ,be Aisnslder Darling ssod year.
SIs os nss o'clock r. her -e 5..dene' No.
ELLI0rr-In Brooklyn, on w,dossds, April 10, Osbon
Maeboa % son Of hsary and Mary A. Elst aged
The euds hs family Invited to attend the fonea 10
Eo place. thnd door Donh Of snsoD place. this afternoon
LANE-In budson. wedne'dsy morning Emel.ne wife Of
A. Is. Laue ard daughter u h. Isie hos. Youls
ne menus Oh he ahy aso me mrnnes OF Orow Lodge no
81 D. o. r. respectfully invited to attend her ooersl
without fpIther notice ut ~ O'Clock, Friday mornigs
from h.r lat. residence One Hundred snd,wt
JENSINGs-ID Mount Vernon We.tcbester County Mon
day. Api Noes Jennings, II Fsiheld Conu, In the nth
year Of his age
Mcf.AUGHLIN-In ,h. city, Monday bpr Sarah Cami-
ii, only daughter James and Map Mclaughlin aged year.
month, and days
OTISin vonlers Monday April q, Of nervous depression
and dph hens Ei,ha b. OTIS In the 5Oth 5esr Of his
RUsSEL-.p lns city, TUESDAY, April Michael Russell
Sgd - years
RYDER-In Jersey City on Tuesday, April 0, Clarsfon W
Ryder III the ~ year of bis
SAUTER-ln Jersey City Tuesday April 8, Cathane vie
Of Lor-nzo Sau err aged n years AID months
SHARPE-n This cry. on Mond,y, April O. James 81 opi;
rye aud Sarah SHARPE VI Group, ssed yecrs
TAhBELL On Monday, April 9, Robert Hart Iuosh' aged /"
years and months.
VAN RENssEL Erin this city, Tuesday April g. Ste
phcn Van keuss Ia T. j., aged 81 years
WISSHIP-ln BROOKLYN Oh rspsday, April Fnnkin Alden,
o1ly son Of Henry AnIa nsbp aged years, noshf
and III days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

RrpuBLrcAs CESrnAL CosarrEr.-A lengthy ses-
sion of this Committee was held last night n, No. els
broadway, +. Deafield Smith, President in the chair.
After the transaction of preliminary business the
following resolutions were offered by one Of the MEM
berr, and unanimously adopted:
Re'orsd That this Committee gratefully wsleome' the
nea,us, taken maintain the authority Of the 90, eunen IN
the south spd heartily nnie 10 The judgment believed d"
among Republicans thh the dignity and integrity
the Government OF country reqes the full exercise Of IL
power maintain the Laws aod defend the public property and
the live. OF til. public servants acting under i,' orders
Re,red THIS, the deepe. d.soe mn, Oyeaste the ,rs,or
pnblc enemy by defs aiding enemy and by
edesvong par the present efforts Of the Go,enneB to
maintain its authority, and even its very existence
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Spencer
was unanimously adopted and the subject matter
therein referred 10 the Executive Committee:
Re,ord That tho various Offices within the control Of the
present -pubicun Adnisaion ough,o be hed by Rcpub
csn. and thu. present ro''mas,e q the City
the Administration under his conIIo and subject TO biz
orders IN once 'hs, Tue nney ,Ii ca s snS
Dcocs's Ia the Post turned out 'oon
Srsctcsble
Tie following resolution, offered by Mr. Smith of
the Ninth Ward, elected considerable debate:
Re.ired This. n the judgment OF hi. Committee he appoint
-n Alexander H. Schultz IL not the hcice OF the topnb
Gems Of tie City NewYok the United States Mnsh,hip
From the tenor of the remarks made by those who
Joined in the debate hi- resolution, it evident
tha, there was strong feeling against Mr. Schultz the
speakers on moral aud other considerations deenng
him unqualified for the position; neyeriheers, the
COMMITTEES did 10, consider that it WAS their
place TO assume the dictatorship in the matter;
while they disapproved of the man. they would leave
the question to 'hose to whom il properly belonged.
On The queion being called, the resolution wasiabcd,
80 voting in the affirmative aud 20 in The negative
AT III o'clock motion 10 adjourn was carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE. ALBANY, April 10, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, Apr'f iV, iooi'
NJ, j. MCLEOD MURPHY made majority re,
MI iavorably the bill sppropatpg $'oooo 10 '"0
nov Upiveriy. .fov,roblv
M. SESSIONS made minority report unavor"'y
The question on the substitution Of the mnoriy 10,
Ns alority report was discussed up 10 the h'ui "
Executive Session. ...a;o,
The Se1 ate went into executive session'
Thew Troy Upivenity bill wa- lost.
TIE Sensie de- liz d TO send Conference CoDultfee
- three an the part of the Senate relative 10 the Sup
by bill, ard Appointed hve. o,,o;os,
M GARDNER presented minority report against
be Swill Milk bill. ,u -
Mr MANIERRE reported complete on the bi' 70
sutborize the Corporation OF New-Yofk to porrow
Mr. SPINOLA reported favorably the bill to widen
Bnshwick avenue, Brooklyn. =,
Mr. GARDNER untavorably on the same Also
he majority and minority report In relation 70 ffo'-
bect square, Brooklyn.
J communication was presented irom ee h ,;o NC
puhhcau Commissioners 10 the Peace Convention al
Washington, replying to MIR. Fields explanation OF
Ma sbsenc e trom tie Conference, when the vote wds
AIKEN on tie proposed amendments to the Consitulop,
Eating TINT Mr. Field did not attend 10 bis duties, ana
y consequence OF his absence the vote OF New-fork
~; divided
The IN for the more certain punishment Of crime
and vagr,.I,c, ~ NewYork City wac passed.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
MAR{NE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-yoRK........APsn
Cleared.

ssipsIndursble Hebup Liverpool spoford Tileston Co.
d. Ho.dI-y, Brn NY liverpool J. a y. smith Go. -
tarss-Jid Hic,oTy. Holmes, Liverpool l. IS eager Oas
Uall PHI aYdp,lo. Malta Foster NcseIsoH May sawyer
Bari.it sssus J.. Urand- Sno~ Burgess DuDdsh Bt Mr
man C,nk tho. wslsc- GreoInaT tAorw hssls.eg Cot
Co. godfrey Clara Piii.dslyfia wsken1n. piinon Co
Washington I3'.ni.l. Weuek- bremeD, q. Bechtel
Eris.-Auacue Hotchas Bsrnsd IS, H. TIowbrdses sors
Els in .b,er Pmadephia Yates fonerhsld a Co knus
SOPHIA (Dapl Rude Jvrs aud Falmouth J. j. hnH Co
Lizzie Gudu.r (bL Ward A tisua smith jones Co Acme
(sr D. Ga-y CIk Boyd iIeincksn, Ousaehe. Cchs santa
Cruz ". ". netoest 10 - =.
schoouers-saan Mn g. Weaver Philadelphia J w MO
Ker; h. Hodgman Prince. Portland i-o y hsich Yer
Mor bo.ton, !. c Dayton CO RaSy Irse-y NNea9S q
r. Thomson Hunter; Hh-o-. Morrow CGnsy ts.and Do'
ner Porer 4 90, W. b. jenkins. Bowen, Norfolk u. b.
bedsl
Soops--Rhode leland Remington Providence, :. henys
inca Drnksr, Uncssyie n =. Nacket
stesmer-Jsr,ey Blue Chsd,ey, Bri,tOl and Newport
Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

ing TO the Troy University $4,000 concurred in the
Assembly, amendments TO the bill IN relation to local
improvements in Brooklyn, and passed the Assembly
bill in relation to tie Auditor OF the Canal Depart
ment.
THE SUPPLY BILL.
Messrs. Ullhouse, Williams, Sessions Montgomery,
and Spinoa appointed a Committee OF Conference
on the Supply bill, on the part Of the senate. Inc
use mas appointed the following gentlemen to repre-
sent them on ths Committee: Messrs Robln'on Bing
ham, PreDdorgast, Angel, Pierce, keInaii, Buckbee
and Hutchings.
PASSAGE OF BILs--THE ADJoURSaEsr.
The House passed number OF bills tonight, but
none of special importance.
Several Intellectual attempts We're made tonight TO
get in o resolution for final adjournment. Many
members are becoming inpatient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Total nine S25 353 100 05 80 1916 Is 2& 1861 q,
The Receiver of the Rhode Island Exchange Bank,
John T. Knowles Of East CT wich has given notice
that dividend of 80 y cent will be paid the crcu-
hating notes Of the Bank presented to him or before
the 22d Inst.
Free Banking law has passed the House Of Repre-
senu,tives Of Penns, vania. TIE capital Of any Bank
organized under the law NJ al, not be less than $4,000
nor mo- than 81 100000. The circulation is be pro-
tccted by deposit of United States and Pennsylvania
stocks and no notes Of LEES denomination than s. are
10 be u-ed.
The Chicago T'ribppe Of Mond;y says:
The general price Of uncrrIeut Is cents on the dol
lar. Doubtless disciimi alion will be made IN a few
days Again ndyis readers not 10 sell a. The
rGnous shave unless forced to do 40.
The Detroit Do'iy Adrot,ser states that tie last
Legislature of Michigan not only passed law extend
ing the time for compile ing the Land Grant Railroads
the full lime allowed by the act Of Congress making
the grant but aso one giving them2io etions
as they shall complete twenty continuous miles Of road
provided that the Lansing, Amboy, and Traverse Bay
Road shall be completed 10 Lansing City from
Owosso before being entitled TO the additional lO SEE
lions. This st law, it is confidently asserted, Will
enable the Companies to make such negotiations as are
alone required 10 finish these important reads
The PhaadelpLa Leigtr says
A correepondent who Is interested, informs ns thht
the Viuioia banks, whose ircnlition mus HERETOFORE
been secured by tie pledge Of STATE itock nave pya
bite voluntary est OF the Legislature 81 that st'e'
been relieved from thenecessity OF seonil
~, and may now sne t'e ilo'es -" ',".,'. oi...s
down the system Ms nearly posiole TO that OF free
haul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
By Telegraph.
ALBANY, Wednesday, April 10, 1861
Executive APPOINTMENTS.

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate went into executive session few minutes
this afternoon, but did no bariness So none Of the
nominations sen, IN last week have yet been confirmed
The following is he On posiponing indefinitely
the confirmation OF Nj. Van Dyck as Superintendent
OF the Bank Department;
YEAs-MessIs Bon. Blood, Fiero, Grsn, Himmond. Hnl
house, Kelly Lsg,sm isa"Ience h.aleIr, j. NJ Murphy
NAYS bcs,fs. Abel Co yin. Connolly Forsy OarJner
Goss Ketchsm HcOrsw, Montgomery, Mgnroe Z. Wurphy
Richuncnd Robertson Warner. WiliamA-la
TIE TROY USIyfRfITY, TTc.
Tho Senate to-day killed The Assembly bill for civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
The following resolution, offered by NJ. Smith of
the Ninth Ward elected considerable debate:
yf.rl,e,.-Renoy,e1 Bv TlleoroDb.

Ciscssa1I April le-FIorE dull at g a5d :. 40. WINS
Ky, 13ic q gallon MISS f0KK 4 Il BAcoN Shoulders. -.
Sdes lee L,RD Ole. ExoHAsGE on New York trIn al 4
cent Money gene Bily uLcl44I ged
CHAsIEsroS, ApTi OCVIlos: Sales today, &c bales the
ua'k.t H. firm add quotation rance from j! 10 1.c.
PJuLADKLPniA Apl 10 - ioCH quiet NnEAT dan sales
2000 bush Red sl3f, White 81 fO4 g. Cos Grni,
,slcs 1860 bush. yellow 60ab2c. COTEEs Ho iidic
Huisa1, ~ aiac
B.luNORp April i0rLoUE dull arl heavy; Howard street
Ohio and City ails held % ~ 81 as So WHEAT steady
Rcd Al :0as u; White GOA ~ g. Cons heavy MIXED
.5a5sc.; Yellow J90Oc. PaoylsoNs Jui ard soi.
COrygs du ~ alsc NniskY duh IL l7.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
MARRIED..

FpNNOOD-PULvkR-ln rary,owD, n. Y, On Monday,
April .. by the Rev MI Chadwick John II Greenwood of
Bfootlyn n V, to Mia Lucinda L. fulver Of Tie oFH.'-
place. -
uFARITr-SCIIORD-On Sunday, March % by the Rev Mr.
Clak Orsh,m Merritt of Slug Sing. n f,o Miss hincrvS
sehofd OF baltimore, Md.
,yuEY-HALsrED-I In Orange ". j. on "Wednesday, April
TO- by the Rev. John Cgoweil Mr. Chaies Wiley and Miss
julia, daughter OF NJ U. Hssed. esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

The Africa, to-day for Liverpool took sIs,lso IN
specie A meeting Of the First Mortgage and Sinking
Fund Bondboders Of the Chicago and Nortb-Weslen
Railroad will be held tomorrow, at o'clock, at the
Office No. II Wall street. In money matters there 10
10 change to notice Gilt-edged paper continues very
scarce in the open market and tayorite names 80 at
5a5I y cent. The bulk Of transactions however,
are at y cent. The banks tas ing all the 60
paper offered them at about street raes But for the
Government loans, which have afforded means OF in-
vesment, the rates Of interest on paper would nave
touched still lower figures. On call, the rates are
4a6 y cent, with a superintendent supply. Several
bankers in the street have been approached in regard
to the new loan of the Confederate Safes, but do not
seem entertain tue propositions with tie avidy that
might have been ANTICIPATED under the temptation Of
v cent interest A Confederation of which two
sevnths open repudators and the President ofwch
an open adv ocae of the reputation, must expect up
bill work 10 establishing credit IL 10 rumored 10 the
street that sho. sae Of 100000 Of the loan of the
Confederate States was made at the Union Club, few
evenings since at 50 seller twelve months.
There is a fair activity in Land Warrants, but III
consequence Of the free supplies in the market the
prices have fallen off five cents y acre.
Tie following are Messr. Thompson Brothers quo