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An Affair OF Honor Between Two WOme a.
lEI the MONTGOMERY lAa ] Advertiser. April 81


Two noted courtesans ans sering TO the euphoneous
OF Belle Ennis and Clara Robinson having nurtured
the moet unreeDtDg enmty towards each other deter
mined 10 arbitrste the matter outside the city nits.
Accordingly challenge sent and accepted, and the
parties with their respective friends who TO
range the preminares repaired TO the Cypress Fonda
spot perhaps quite romantic as Bladensburg but
the Of of animals and the
particular efuvia which is emitted from them But be-
fore proceed any farther will lay the interesting
aud sgn.ac ant correspondence before our readers-
Mss RoarssoSI have just heard through rieno OF mine
that YOU wish 10 meet the fight Now that
is just what wish and will meet you this afternoon or
you THE afternoon Let me know by the bearer,
anxious to decide this affair as soon as possible
Sss ROBINSON will NEE, you jus, as soon as you can
walk to cypress Pond ann going Immediately 50 don fail
Miss JEssrE-piease tell Miss Bnnis to choose her own
time and place. shall not fail to be there -o.
p. s.-Please inform Immediately in regard this.
Who can ,msgine after readrg these. notes but that
the cepouement Of the affair would be particularly
tragic wonderfully melancholy But not SO The
challenged party was possessed OF that peculiar kind
81 discretion which distinguished the notorious Dr.
Parr, aud gave the police intimstion, through her
"next best frieud,' that they should be on hand
to que the disturbance VI course the geston was
acted upon The pa-tea arrested AMI brought be-
fore toe Mayor with their faces Imprinted, their hair
pIcombed, their otlefsS unbecomingy arranged, and
looking all the world like they had just returned fiom
PIC ni1 some OF them epdeavored 70 hide their coun
tenancee from view with their huge sun bonnets while
Others again b-azen him "dsnccd through
the Waipurg hight amongst the witches o! the brocken
Ut thei, evi ience based The real facts In
bill gerents admitted that they wrote the notes, bat did
4 know uhether weapons sere TO be used. they
both the impression ftst the fight 10 be
ductrr accoroog TO the most approved "P. II rules
that 10 be rather funny than tragic The Mayor
concluded the fight did not come Off and nobody was
hurt, TO dismiss the case.
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CHANGE or THE RicHMoSD winG The report has been
current for days that the Richmond Whig, which
has been battling for the Union and beaborng the
sonsts ever since the trouble commenced, about to
espouse the cause of the State rights party Virginia
Tina; report has since been denied by telegraph. With
regard to the truth OF the rumor only able 20
Judge by the recent tone OF the paper and the fact that IL
has not contradcted the report In the leading article Of
the Wht9 OF the 9Th inst. we find the following which,
70 say the least looks if it is getting weak in the Union
cause
But should these cheering possibilities al fail OF
RELAXATION, and the worst that any OF dread to
pass, however furously the storm beat II will be
something, nay, will be everything, to feel every
Sgnan must feel that the deul issue has been forced
nave been the victims and not the doors OF wrong that
we have forbone, and suffered and humbed in
the very abectness OF enteaty avoid the caamt0us
result and that when the shock of the comes
we may with fearless and devout confidence say, God
defend the right.
BosroS CusroM HoUsE.-The "fathful, are waiting,
anxiously waiting, for movng Of the waters at the
Boston Custom House. No appointments have yet been
made, but some have been agreed upon, and viii proba
bly, be announced at an early day this week.
VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN -Ex Governor Smith, Familiarity
known as Extra Billy, who has represented the Seventh
district of Virginia in Congress for years, has
nouncsd himself a candidate for reelection Roger
Pryor also anxious to represent more Fourth
district.
DECLINES RI ELKorIoN.-Hon VIM T. Avery demo,
cratic representative the last Congress from the Tenth
district OF Tennessee will be candidate re cleo
ton.
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Seizure OF the Schooner Wells, Mt Green
port. l.. 1.
From the Greenport WI

FROM the GreenpOrt Watchman, April o.
Very general excitement produced In this village
on Tuesday afternoon last cd nst by the seizure the
schooner Wells Of this port, then lying anchor off
the am suspicion OF being engage in the
slave trade Inspector (o customs) Davis having been
convinced, from various circumstances which had
to his knowledge, that there to suspect the
vessel not bound legiti mate voyage, deemed 1t
his duty 10 communicate his suspicious with the
facts on which they bised to United States Marshal
RyDoers, at New York This he did by telegraph on
Tuesday morning. and receiving instructions few hours
after TO seize the schooner he proceeded TO
posse and to put his orders 10 execution The Wells cleared
at New York the Goth ut for Greenport and arrived
here the 3lst On Monday, LIST, she cleared at Sag
Haroor for Ambrz, west coast of Africa, with cargo
consisting per the manifest Of powder arms rice,
lrmber, &c ostensiby for the purpose OF a trading
voyage. She chartered for the voyage by Mr..
0aksmth, now, believe, residing at Patchogue, but
ooing business in New York; where he is said 70 have
egured prominently in connection with certain fbus.
tering expeditions, among others the bark Magnolia
On Wednesday morning abe was brought up to Old
Wharf, where che wac kept under charge Of the In
spector On Thursday, about three O'Clock H., she
released by virtue Of orders from the Marshal who ele
graphed to that effect.
At day light yesterday morning she got under way and
stood out TO and long this She is well off the
land running free wind for the 'sebony coast but
whether legitimate trading voyage for load of
live 'ebony shall have to wait awhile before know
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joe Moncade and family, Of neN,co. are stopp ng at
the New York Hotel.
Hon Reverdy Johnson, Mrs c.ptaa Vernon, sou D.
s. Dickinson, Judge ii II. lSuns. % lou,sma. ! Nc
Cord and lady, Of Missouri ION q Is ocagwsk Of Syra
cuse; Hon II A. Wake, 90 ieIrcit aDd y W. te OF
St Ions arrived at the Fifth Avenue 6pte yesterday
Caltaiu r. King and far,tl OF Bat 40 Y TERRI
OF Hartford; J ". Mmstrurg . ktn,ucxs; Colonel A.
r. Potts OF Washington. @ Arnod d, - pbdsdelphta: ~
BrdsAi Of Albany; g Allen, dr., OF Rhole island, ! D
Kendfick, Of Tndisna end Foo. II R.yn0lds, OF Al.
bany are stopping al the ~ N,sholas Hosnl
john a Cam 90, Of Louisville; Judge Lamb o. Con.
necfrui: Senator Nesmith, Of Oregon; q Garnett
tin, o. Louisville; NJ Brent, Of mafy aud homas Rich
ardson " New orleaus; Aleo, United states Navy
Captain A. III. Shultz, Of New fpra. aua Arnot, OF
Emifs have arrived AT tue Metohitia dotel
Mrp Lucy Ann Mcmahon. who year ago &C
quired much notori.tY toe ,heafic world oy her
petuans attempts 20 corvUce the ncr ruiJus pubic Of
her SURPRISING nstrionic Abilities r.covelrn 500 with
last week fro Jobc eates ot the Ma
tiona theatre Cincinnati for breach y Contract rhe
defence set up, wss that No HoNsh was not com
petebt actress ano tina, the was msled by
newspaper CRITICISMS sent t. him ~
sertia which the latter denied " support o the mana
gers theory a number OF theatrical performers we're
csleu and generally testined hs, s as ne st star
they ever saw the plaiptfff feDtt,d ,ns discourage
ment OF hor professional exec epce ny ne stiohs OF
nu,nhtr OF Ne~ York assers. me- = ~ ana d'ama
tic amateurs, who spoke In bisb terms ~ Der acting
one ~ the witnesses tho Mr. -hire-, Testified
inat be LADY could make sp naid sspmp speech ana
tnas o. nsef should attract fu houses
FL President Mliard Fillmore epted an invita-
ton 70 yrasoe at the unltian Festival in Boston 10 Nay
next Mr. Fillmore will b. sure ~ warm welcome from
his mary trends In massachusetts.
Hon thaddens Stevens has nomirates tor osdetship
NJ w y foht freoerck Hnip's, - Ner eta, IA
Judge ". ID Kelly, pcnns, lvs,8l y +, Steeon New
york Hon. JOHN Woodon oooup1. rlt; uon ! o.
Verne Pennsylvania; Bon. = ie-ey tonuec icu,;
Hon. shaiaosrger, OHIO; tap I'll Neal t'nte ,
States Army; hon A W. Cha X, New 4ork "A 4 Blair.
United states Navy, and Capt ktiy uoe~, states
Army ~eie In Washington on satafasY
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, April 7, 1861.
Notwithstanding the perilous condition of the
country and the stagnan state Of trade the foreign
commerce of this port last week was unusually
active. Both the imports and exports were in
excess of those Of the corresponding weeks of last
year and the year before The imports were I'M
expectedly heavy, the principal items being sugar
and coffee, of which two articles about 81 500, 900
worth were entered at this port last week. The
large export consists chiefly of food-four, wheat,
corn and proyisions-of which we are shipping
enormous quantities to Europe, without seeming
to produce any effect upon the foreign markets.
The specie movement continues light, the hopes
Of those who looked for revival of specie ship
ments to Europe having been dashed by break
down in the exchange market. Most of the specie
shipped last week went to Havana. The follow
ing are the comparative Custom House tables of
tie trade of the port for the week and since Janu
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AsDREvs-BARBxR. Wednesday, April 8, ut YER
not, ~, by the Rev. Mr. johnson, Mr. G. r. AsDxEws,
OF Macon, Ca 10 Miss AMANDA BAsRxR, Of the former
place
HvRy-BAG0EsrY-On Wednesday, April 3, a. the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev jose Fran
clscoii joan FURY, OF New York. 10 Miss ELIZA aAs GER
rY, Of Brooklyn.
the kev Cnauncey Giles, Mr. NATION f. LORD. Brook
yn n y, to Miss SUSAN CARLISLE daughter 1, George
Carlisle, Itq., OF Cincinnati OHIO
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Arrivals and Departures,


RICHMOND &C. Steamship Jamesown-Mrs Maxim, Mia
Maxim W II Lieistne, @ r Atkins, Rev Lenhart, ync
ncker u Berry Pat Henry. fno white 2 Campbell, Mis
Allen, upreyo lady and child ktchis, GaDuss,
Lehtbun, h cyan, N Il Brown, l. Smith, W Knox, Mr.
COLE Mrs Allen-snd % in the steerage.
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Hour heavy over class OF DfandS
easier; the sales embraced about $50 bbs, closing at
IS 30 n 81 80 for extra, Southern -four steady and
m lair quest with sales Of 600 b0s closing within
the range Of the above quotations Rye -four steady
at cur quotations, with sales OF 30 400 bos Corn
meal was heavy and nominal AT our quotations
sno milling demand The sales embraced about 10 900
bushels, ut 81 As 81 e5 for white Western aud Ken
tutky; al sea 81 49,, for red Western; 81 20 81 30
fer Milwaukee club; 81 81 81 IS Tor Northwestern
Al - 81 ~ for Chicago spring FL 20 for Canada club
Corn steady, with gales Of 60 600 bushels mostly
Western xed at e7c &C. for old, and 62c 63c FOR
Dew and f0c Tor damaged. Ryc-saies 3 500 bushels,
mostly TO arrive, on D. T. Barley and oats quiet.
Co1Tos -Thc market foe lots In store was ccmpara
lively quiet while the sslcs IL transit we're active The
transactions footed MP about 900 bales $500 Of which
were reported to have been made In transit Prices
oiosed with steadness, within the range Of I2Ac 13c
CcflEK inactive. email lots OF uglay rs we're sold
A. % T., and 800 bags Rio at III a12c
FuIcHJs TO Liverpool, about % COO bushels wheat
we're engaged In ships bags at 1Obd. sno 10000 do
corr, IN bulk and 0ags nj lOd.; 800 bbls
Hour, at - 10kd.; 500 bhls. lard at 32s. Cd.
and so packages falso~ 32s Cd. IT, London II 900
bushels wheat snPsc,d IA shipe bags NJ 1874 ,
sno 300 tbls lsur Mt 81. 10 a ~ 9d some cotton
was tssen within the range OF f8d 1924, and 10 900
bushels 81 corn were engaged BY steamer al l2Fd. IN
bags
rRoysioss --pmk-1be market firm, whie sales
WI NO crate anl embraced about 42j hbs including
mess - 81 Is Siy 25. and prime ~ 81 70 a fl3
Beef az sthout ch-uge o. moment, a1d TRANSACTIONS
psc' q mess, a-o a. iec. tito Tor EXTRA BACON
h'n WIN limited sxlcs Cgt nes's were Hrm nj exc
Tor nui ~ and SIC a ~. Tor hams Butter and
ete e vet 10 far Get,ard aid prices for good 70
pfiu lrslh. state ~ere 1'm.
~ 'sSeic - Nnd len nj vth sAes Of 100 hh ~ !,
ehhb Gutts, et4Xy nhLt d Porto Rtcos at SIC
atAc loo tcxes 81 no AL % hhds msisio on
pfitas @u3.
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TOHN OSBORN, - BEAVER STREET,
q AGENT Y0R
THE VINE 0ROwERs' COMPANY


the southern confederacy for direct shprsts from Os
tie company begs csl attention to the foswins
ns company, with capital OF three mill frAnCs. e
psto. vineyard. in me ssic, Of cesc Who bns
snareholders In the company, take aa1
themselves for the sale Of ss own prs $685.
and not those OF other and les. favored ds.sts the cou
OF s mission snseny bound down by Ia statute IL .
a.ons not TO purchase any brand, except such sAsv
duoe of vineyards eIistng limits OF Cognsc snl
is therefore, strictly inhibited into its storehousss
Any brandy whatever which have had its origin outsds
Az IT owing TO axed determination part Of IL
most ssahy and Influential vine growers q oognsc %
sprang into existence original motives which prompted
sight o. and the extensive and growing reputation whic
the purity superiority Of It's shipments ALREADY
al the most certan OF guarantees that the Vine Grows
Company OF Cognac In the simple pursuit Of Its int
Its brand mark b. the excellence OF i,s shi
ments-
,he importation brandy bottles heretofore prohibt
ed being henceferward permitted By the
clauses OF the Tariff bill OF the immortal Mr. Morrill, th0ee
their orders for imporaons their own name way
reap the Advantage OF tnA mode % paciiu CognAx
frs ndy WIN recently composed United
States ~ America, In increased demand fer the Vine
ton o. the article VIII entirely remain IN The hands Of
trade.
7he balance the bottled brandy Of the Co..
WAN pu. up previously 70 tn passage o. tae Law
every bottle being sealed with the metallic capsule of th@
Vine Grower Company the corks bearing saunp
and the la els description the contents
OF the bottles 70 which they affixed under persoua
TessrA CARHARI 4 BRorHga, IS Broadway
sAcKETT, skiShEs & GO. ~ Hes adj street,
hALL DIXON co, l4S Chambers stroet
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April b-bP ~
PRFADsrurs-F1ouT-fhe market was rather easier
cialy for superne and medium grades Of State and
western, While sales tolcrabiy active with fair
and for export the transactions footed up about
1890 bbs, closing within the following range Of
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Wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines 1t reduced prtces Ofics 506 Broadway
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Drawings or the Delaware sta,

Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
teries WOOD. EDDY co, Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND LOTTERIES.
DELAwARE-ExIRA Glass Els, April d, 1851.
Is, g. u.s. 81, 81, Al, 81, 34 &C. TO- 80, 68, 46, s.
DELAwARE-CLAss 2I6, April 6, 1861
II, 70, 68, %, 50, 81, AS, "a, 10, A, s, Al, Is.
Circulars containing schemes, with full particulars sent
free OF charge by addressing eth To
WOOD EDDY CO.. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or TO WOOD, EDDY CO., st. Louis, Missouri.
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Tho Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway.
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1r"sses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Brares suspensory asndages, &c At IRA GJovTR
THOENEs, No. <hnn svcet under Barnum's Museum
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B7cldavta Cream Forces the Hair ans
Ehlsktrs 70 grow lnxpranuy Sold At W. A. BATCHy
LCEa new invented Wig factory Is Bond street
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Eatcneior's New tnvessed sxsgs Ana
truly wonderful, specimens Gall
nern. at "a Bond street or send Tor card
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Births.
BEAVER of a SOC
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AvHDE DH~UU SOsV r t1t FtHts TOT UtmtI6-
mems wear speciality well Dress Has ask at
enon to the finest assortment TO be found In New York.
iactured In workshops for the
and claim that in quality and cheapness they beyond
valry. ESPENsCHEID, 1888 Nassau street
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DE-. =. =. Fitch's New Rupture Supporter
ia broadway
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Bsrrs's TrtcopberOws In the Best and
sy,icie fer dressing besufyDg curing oeansnQ
prrearv,ne sni restoring shs nsir Isis ryt w
ell druGQists
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OmcBa9 Drawings OF X France Il Co.'s
Delaware by at Of Assembly passed
january, 1859 Grsas 10 run twenty yesys
SUssFs Corsry-CiAss 81 Drawn Apvsi g. 1851.
70. 7s, 10. 10 rs. 2, AZ, l, SIS, rs, 8, 81, ~.
eRasp coNscLIosrFp-CLAss Is Drawn AI,rt 1881.
II, 70, IS. &. z, IA. l6, 81, Sc, 40, lie, "a, So.
.citcu,ars sent free Of charge by addressing
e. FRANCE a CO., Mana rerst
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street. Aston House opposite church.
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Empire Sewing Machtnes-Thc Cheap.
est because the best, in Arkst onoe $50 Broadway
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Crfssnaora's Hair Dye. Wigs and Ten
rees the b. In The world wholesale an rrts anl the
dye privately applied, 70. hstcr H,asc
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Hill, Infmitablc Cutter OF Hair and
whshess No barclay street Hair Dye 80 cents; black
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CAN'T C.lerdar-Thfs Dav.

Court Cnbeu0nT-Ib1s
COMMON PIrAa-part Nos. i04, sol, 313 8IS, lao
SO 22s sac s37, a36 Tss, SOC, ia s16 SIT Part IL
Noe 246 247 2S. $780, as T6s, $40 8s4, 845 548 34e
Sd, "a, S01, All, 6s5
Srr1uoa Coru Part Nos sol, 1915. III, 1879,
lest 1883 1891 1905 iT0T 170q I'LL. 9E3 1859, 1905
1855. 80 Dat las 1872 Part ISoF 1896, lis0. HAS,
1ias 1910 1915, 1920 1925 1856 5o2, li7o 1890 1872
1910.
Army and Kavy.-r,OOD Loyal Union
the and for liberty end order and peace
photographed by HOLMES, sol Broadssy portraits for
81 ebes and traitors neco not apply N their portraits
wo-i HESS.
New York snd rBrooklyn Readers See
cIlyER u COLDS MITHS advertisement under head Of
lnstrucuon.
hin, IsimitabIo Cutter OF Hair and
brown.
Bate helor's Hair Dye.-Reiiabis ann TN
Sold and applied At W. A. BAToHELoBs. ia bond street
DR.. =. .. Fitch's New Rupture Supporter
ia Broadway
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
BrAres Sukpersory aandagea &c, IRA GLnvTR a
TAOENE's, No. tAnn svcet under Barpum's Museum
EoEs new nseo,ed wa Factory soas street "A'0"
Ratcneior's New tnvcs.e1 wigs Ana
roppees truly specimens Ar Cali And az.
nern, At "a Bond street or seud Tor measure card
ssrrs's Trtcopberous In the Best ann
pressrv'ne and restoring sh@ nsir Lsdifs ryt srd W
ell sruggists
lrfssraora's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tnu-
rees the b,s IN The world Wholesale rets anl the
! dye privately applied, 70 hsscr Htu'c
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" JOINS snd ds-ates Of the feet cured waou! palm or
nrnvt LEI - 10 'be patient by D-. zAGbsF, Surgeon
cbiropcdst 100 Broaivsy Refers TO pSyscAns aud
Hecus Of ibis cir,
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/ New York and rBrooklyn Readers See
cIIvEa u GOLDSMITH advertisement under head OF
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and for liberty Law end order and peace,
photographed by HOLMES, s9s Broadway. "a portraits for
81 ebes and traitors necd not apply NJ their portraits
wOrih HESS.
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WAsHINGToN. March 6.-Nr Dixon moved
hat copies of the inaugural Ad1res zst,e min.
ID Tor the use OF the members of the Senate.
Mr.. Clingman, of N c., said, though yoting
'or printing the address. he could not endorse
is sentiments He believed if carried out
hey would inevitably result In war 1t was
war doc urnent, hostile 10 all plans of peace
Mr. Douglas considered the Inaugural emil
1enuy peaceful. He believed the admins
ration would be marked by conservatism and
oeaceiulness. The South had nothing TO fear
rom President whose Inaugural was so
,onciliatory and mild under such peculiar cir
'umstances- He could not see how the Pres
dent could carry out one part of the law and
aeglect another, collect revenue in one port
md pass by another.
Mr.. Flngman obtained the floor for re
oiuder, and the Senate went into Executive
session
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The Inauguration Panic-Assistant Secreta.
rY of Stntc-Mr Crittendeu Sc

WAsHTSGroN. March 6.-SevPral days ante
rior to the Ash Of March. General Scott and
others received kilograms cautioning them
'gainst gunpowder plot at the Capitol on
the Inauguration day. lie caused the Capitol
police 10 make diligent search, but no dis
,OYcries We're made.
Fred. " Seward has been confirmed Assist
ant Secretary of State to his father.
Norman B. Judd of Ill, (the omniprpsent
Judd,) has been nominated Minister to Berlin
1t is generally believed Mr. CrittendPn, OF
Ky. will be nominated to-day for the vacant
Judgeship of the supreme Court.
Mr.. Chase accepts the Secretaryship of the
Treasury.
The Southern Confederati ton Commission.
prs have arrived, and will make the object o.
thermisson known to the President on Tues
lay next.
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Norfl,ePu Mark cts.

and Ohio SIS, %: City Mills s5-no sales. Wheat
hrm-Red 81 .25Nl 80 = White 81 436Gl 80. Corn
steadv-Mixed 53m57 Yellow 59H89. Provisions
steady-Mess Pork sl7. Lard It. Coffee firm at
lefTI3. Whiskey brm 1T 70 cts.
New YORK, March lection quiet. Flour dull.
Wheat quiet Corn steady-Mixed 56W61}; for
Southern white 7O9l77c Pork dull-Mess 81 IL
Gll7.25: Prime sl2 5oMl2.I5. Lard heavy. Whis-
key firm lsc. Sugar steady-Musc0vado pa
steady at 3e5G97t. Resin firm. Rice steady
Stocks higher-New York Centrals ut; Nirgi MIA
6's "a; MiesouriS ca.
Sales ia New York. March S, of $. GOO Va IS a,
II; $50. 900 do at "a Fl 900 do. at 1tt $4,000 n.
6 AZ VI SIS 900 No. 6s at O. aud 81 geo do at -
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ST. LoUIs, March EN- the Convention to-
day various resolutions were referred, de-
clHinG cooperation with Georgia in seces-
sion. One by EX-Gov. Stuart declares no
overt ACT Of the Government yet committed,
iustifies secession or revolution. One by
Judge Orr, that ''Ee have the best country in
the world, and in tend to keep it,.
4 resolution TO refer Lincoln's Inaugural To
the Committee of the Whole, was debated
and referred.
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1, NotkrY MKRfING.--A meeting was held AT
spotsyigania Court House, Va, Tuesday, and
atsoiutions passed TO the etfect--lst. That an
@@'.smpL 10 collect the revenue, retake or rein
.oFce the forts, win be such coercion as Viz
union OF the South is the safety Of the South,
@@na mat Virginia should withdraw AT oxcE
..olh inc United States and join the Contede-
,alT States and Sd. That the delegate from
,H's county be raques ted TO conform his &C ton
~ me sentiments Of The meeting, as expressed
"a lneee resolutions. A substitute to the second
sFSoio Ton was otisrsd, that Virginia lay down
~ ~ .ul'n1tuDa, and give the people OF the
"iIhsrE states reasonable time 10 vote upon
H@h mat the State shall eecede.s This was
.Ss' by n vote of 10 TO i0i, and then the origl.
ton.