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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-21


the fact that the receipts at Aerton
Washington drove yard during the week exhibited large
increase those Of last week. the offerings generally
realized about the same prices then current
though the brokers note average reduction Of per
pound The bulk Of the cattle purchased by the
spectators before arrival in anticipation Of active
demand ewing 70 the comparative scarcity last week.
The cattle arrived much freely than expected
however, and the spectators were defeated in their en-
beavers 70 obtain advance previous prices and in
act were compelled 10 accept OF somewhat lower prices
which, however, was about counterhalanced by their
estimates in weights The bulk of the offerings were OF
good quality, and there we're but few OF inferior
quality at any OF the yards OF extri fat beeves there
was rather small supply on hand and these were rea
Oily taken for Irregular customers at our quotations
above The appropriateness OF the weather on Tues
unusually large number were left over for to days
sale The general selling prices to-day we're o.
s5ac. per pound for good to prime quality,
aneec from &c. to Sc., with only few at the side
prices A. Bergen Hin the demand Monday was fair
and aalcs fair exteat at full previous prices
The market closed steady yesterday at all the yards
MICH cows.
ts the spring advances the market begins TO
rather her tone, in view of the fact that the mkmen
are ~ quest OF desirable acquisitions 10 their stock OF
mich cows especially the country mkmen who pasture
their cove thereby avo ding considerable expense Tho
demand has been fsr this week aud good any OF the
best offerings taken full prices while so OF the
choicest mixers commanded extreme rates. Our quota
tons above represent the current rates about nearly
as possible Only Anew were placed at lowest range
VEAL CAVES.
The general features Of the market for vels remain
without especial alteration For the better grades the
demand continues toeraby active and full prices are
paid especially for extra fat cav for regular hotel Gus
toners The medium grades have sold quite readily
and holders are generally well satisfied with the cdrrcnt
rates which are represented by quotations ABOVE
only few sold a. oyer e per pound, ani ony small
number a. prices beloy Itsc or scaliwags there
very small supply, and almost demand.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market remains about the same while prices take
that ~ is exceedingly difficult n n,nart
any accurate idea OF the market The demand Is for the
most part fair and the better have toleraby
active al through the week. that the accumulation OF
this KIND for to- day sale small The bulk of the
offerings now coming IN o. ordinary quality gene
rally though there al quite number OF good - prime
AID only moderate quantity Of poor which have sold at
reduction Of about zoe per head our qu1tatons above
represent the ing To-Day all the yards There
were but few lett N the pens in the Afternoon and WIS
thought that they woaId b. enpt? at early hour.
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ye IN moicrate az steady rates.
meal was more active eaes 400 bbls., N 1sy Brandy
wine, AT s. 20 WheatThe demand for export e
brisk aud prices rmer The amounted TO 80 600
bushels, at 81 Al 81 80 for VIII to Western aud Cans
dan 81 81 80 Tor red Western, 81 "a 81 % for a
wankee club 81 p 81 "a Tor Northwestern Club 81 10
ash 20 f,r Chicigo spring Core was higher AMI in
lively request win sales OF % 900 bushels at 66c
69c for old Western mixed, 02c. 65c for Csc
for Southern yellow Gle for Western yellow and soogt
&c for poor southern white Rye, barley and oats were
IN changed.
corFS.-rhc sales embraced a,a5o bags Rio at12c a
l3c and $50 do. Maracaoo at - &c. a lIc.
CorToNIhs market c)atlr1ed - rule drm aud active
The sales fooed up abu 700 bales closing the basis
Of 10 g. l2ilc for mid,llng upands
lRraRS 10 Liverpool about 30 ooo bushels Of whoa.
engaged AZ I'D IN bulk TO I'D il bags 1900 bis
four NJ 3s 81, 500 800 boxes bicln ~ Sos, 100 hnds
aov al 35 500 tierces beef az Gs ana 4oj bbls p)rk
Is. To Lonon 100 boxes bacon engaged a. 4os
5000 lbs. whaebonc .; Is 4d. TO Glasgow COCO
bushels wheat were eosasei, u bu and bags a: 4
load with wheat for Liverpool at brooklyn a. III, ia
ships bags
Done light. Sslcs Ct Naag, rlslDs were MADE at
81 10 for layers AMI nj 81 90 for bunb. fns transac-
tons within two or three days have embraced about
$500 boxes. Currants were selling at 4ssc, and Italian
maccarori at IL ac to arrive.
FIsn.-Dry cod was plenty md dull. me- saes Of the
two CT thrco days past have embraced about 100 q1u
tails Georges BANK at g. rs 81 s7ti. Ma kerc In
good supply, who prices were unchanged Herring AM
salmon were IN fair demand a; Old prices
Eay.--The market steady with sa.es Of 700 800
bales fo shipping, az s5c. soc For city uso, II was
selling according I? quality q, eoc 81 per 100 lbs
go 30 balcs) mixing at 2os 900, chiefly a. zoe
q CSC. Old were quiet AMI nominal
TRov--lbe market for Scotch PIG was arm, with sal v
OF 200 tons rst quality, In los, from yar, a, 81; 900
do do, to arrive s22 ty months; 400 DO ship 81
loss per cent Tor cash. Ar'hracte pig IN good de-
rnsna with ssies N two three days cf 1000 tons a.
s2i for No aod AZ $50 f1f No. .. ss pr cent Cor
each. sae Of English reancd bars wasnade at 81,
ak months.
Iasr The market Quiet, While, IN sEe absence q
ssler Of moment, prices were nominal
poiAsus The sales embracci 10 bids. Oubs at 2oc.
and email lots New orleans (bb.s) a. 35c. \ 3Gc.
NAVAL SroRrs The make; was q1iat, while prices
were steady. We quote spits turpentlne al Sic Tor
Southern, In shipping order. Common roen Sas ~ vi ~
aoat and 81 rs from yard Crude tarpen'le was n3m,
nal Mt ~ 20. Tho stock embraced abou. 800 50is
ors.--Both crude whale and sperm were brm, and
hold AZ full pioss We qpotp the later 0t 81 a. Tho
moyeEsn's IN The New BEDFORD ketior ne week eld-
ing the 18TH instant hls n0tc II ~ tho Whaeuens
gtipping Lts--The market for sperm has been uilet
SIM orr .aat Tho only transaction In tas mako. -
sale II As bsls fgn3 'hed ~ g. IS sr g.ol n Boston
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RICHsorrr Ao--Sssmshp Rocnoke--- vDrar'. " HesA ~
fonshea SAM Isl, smel smith, n Bifnes rease.
be stI Adcn foyetl feed, q Z Jonos. walker,
aud " la the sieerage
MISUNDERSTANDING tugrsts-Niss Wentworth, Miss n
Z sntsd Mo- Morse, M and ME- Moore, 3 Lor9l
y DIV, nala.e Dishonest, saith ani two IN ldr n
Grs,,S = sonsn, J I 5esnae, 49, bal Nar q,
.Nylef, 6pmphrt wilson DR. Kelly, FerSi~. " -u.
lens INN, q Rhslnct Barnur. i saGNy Bride,
aMey haras DJNbeyl MR. sU 9lda4d 81 % the stsef.ss
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The leading States as importer. and exporters
were last year as follows Tin Found numbered


Nsal. 1902 loo 600 400, i2l 600 7tk,Zos,oO
The New Orleans PicGyu,ae of March IL says
The money market during the past week has worked
smoothly and without notable change, very crcum
scrbed list OF desirable paper is in demand at 10 IL per
cent but the negotiations at lower rate than III are ex
treney casual Prime city mortgages can be passed at
10 In fact there strong competition for such secu
rites arising necessarily from the limited quantity Offer
freedom by the banks Stocks have been in fair request
bat holders have advanced their figures TO sich poot
that transactions restricted We have noticed SAILS
of Bank Louisiana a. 1872 1927, Louisiana state auk
at los, Bank of New Orleans at 9ol 92, Crescent City
Bank at s2 and Mechanics and traders Bank at go
Considerable advance has taken place in foreign exchange
during the past weex and rates are sti ening up~erd
Prime sterling bills sellpg today At 10o 1854
which is rise OF per cent compared with last weeks
quotations The range for clear sfrom LOG 1854
and for bill OF adng drafts rom 1854 i0ik Francs
have Teen selling s6 37 535 for good ana the
whole being quoted ~ M s. sixty day bills on
81, sone M sold ss as ID ohsrs RAGGED from
banks Checked p at par, and bankers sell Al x.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday thus notices
the money and exchange market of tina. city,
The week closed upon an easy money market. Cur
repcy has been aceumualiDg for several days. and on
Saturday the supply was abundant No dihimity wss
experienced in negotiating good paper at 10 ~ cent,
the inside being the leading figure for first class names
Lower grades OF securtesthat s to say, anything be
low the minimum standard Of ,od paper-are sold with
dculty not from scarcity capital. but because Of
ndsposRi0n the part OF lenders TO invest 10 any
thing that not pretty certain to be mo, at maturity
the difficulty experienced heretofore in selling low grades
of paper, the offerings have fallen off, and there but lit
tie pressure upon the market from any quarter
The Jamestow n Journal says:-
Track laying ON the Atlantic aud Great Western Rail
way will heresume1 the coming week and the weather
is favorable junction with the S1noury and Erie road at
Union will be effected before the LIST of April Mr. Wells
has already hundred and twenty five mon in read
ness and the iron on the way Iron enough Is now lying
IN New York we are told 70 lay the track sero Ugh TO
with the exception Of fifty feet cnbankmeCt near CO.
lumbus, which, account OF hasy and partially COM
peted waste bitches for the food last fall swept
away by the rains The engineer corps has been
ordered to the location Of the line between koadve and
the Ohio State line.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, -D-b II.
Asrus.-Tbe market was unchanged and sales limited
al IS 20 for pots and So 81 for pearls.
BRE,DsTrf4s.--Flour-Tn market for -four was quite
firm but the demand was not active, shippers
disposed to bay freely. sales made OF $500 bbs
State and Western 400 do. Southern and 500 do Ca
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sIgs 81 sNxsr IN lcrs At uAxrn,l1y's
SWINE.

SWINE.
The demand l - been fair duiilg the week AMI the
falling OF 10 he receipts OF dressed hogs from the West
has rendered the market LITTLE rmer, though sles
slow At our previous quotations.
RECAPTrgLATEON.
The total receipts at tbr various yards for the week
II q lAaiN ,ank &c . Q
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t<@ Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Hcesker, Son %.
4 story and basement brown stone house and lot
No. 40 W. 3sth street, 10; 21xh block SIS 900
3stCy and attic brick house and lot, No. I'll W.
IAt6 street. lot 2oxi25 ii 600
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A Liquor Dealers Case.

RAILS TIE NV TARrt.--lron rails are ST. per ton
by the Morrill, tarif
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Port OF New York, March AZ, 1861,

Port Of New York, March ~, 1861.
CLEARED.
Steamship Marion. Adkins Ctareston-speford TNcs.on
60.
Ship Tnira n'rua- E.pp, L91d0n--Huger Bros.
Bank Lebanon, Ciias, Lond0n--E aelllbrand.
Bark Cnrwin, Chase, Uavre-Fu1ch Nsincke
Bark Georgc Thomas Lews Havana 3enner Dask~.
fte Aalants (Nor) Rod, Queenstown OF samoutntunsh
A Mencka
Brig Nabant strom, zaza-C q r. Polers
schr Twin slstors, spear Csdi1-B smal.
scbr r A Perry, stubbs, Aux Cayes-E Il Buck A 90.
cehr Lone Star (nr), NcNhb, uslfsx-J Hunter "A Co
.chr u Townsend, Townsend, N,bs--N u Brigham.
s,hr Princesa, Lowell bDgt0n--s w LaNis.
Schr Wells, Wells, Greenport-Nastsr.
LRprvrn
Steamship ingu..a woodruff, Savannah, VIII nsse md
pasg.nge~a TO = u NitetH \ Son
fsamhip Roanoke, Couch Richmond, No with nndse fnl
passengers Ludlam Heinakan. detained nj Norfolk
by heavy NE gale and storm. 9sh in9b
ashore Cape Ecnty name uaknoEn.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1861.
The receipts Of all stock at the various yards during
the week and last week % follows
Al AllertQna a.. in Forty fourth street.
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Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

ARREST OF CAPTAry OF POLICE AND Two "a
IRoLhkS CHARGED WITH FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
MARINE COURT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

an EL.DEIpGx STREET MADAME WID0ER, VnAR-
OU voysut and cf spanish lady, unvce the ynys1sr.
of furftv love iage absent f4endA sene1A preoor
medicine eli discasss, sas lucky nuuhse propsrV Ia
q ssoieo. -
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\ MEXICAN GOMEZ RI HALL,
"A 4A 44 BROADWAY
The chespss. snd most agreeable place
world.
MORE NOVELTY AND LOTS OF FUN.
Splendid new Ballots, by PAUL BRILLIANT,
The Veteran bkhO OF TERPbICHORE,
ADAilNA PA11I Bu RLEsQOE.
PbSC6LLCGiCAL EXPERI MBNTs.
BLACK QUARIGrfE BLACK QUAETRxyR
hR1IHGTONR YssE ZOE
ARLJEa1Oh'S UsHIyAIALHD IS sENCH
UNCLE JBFF: pNCnE JBFF. UNCLE JEFF.
NILE. CLARA AND PAUL BRILLAsT.
CHARLEY WHiIE, ChAxl.EY TIurB
r. EAkT, X HAAr
". QUINN, w, QUINN.
MIKE HCKENEA. M rURNbE JOE UgALD.
EMILY LhHAihS, MILLIa FLORA, NARY BLAKE.
HAhhIoUk, MOkELL, FLO1fACE, 90 &c
Comprising IL all the most superior for psss In his
ally other country
CHARLEY " 1Irs, Acting Men lger
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DEETJSTk v.

PsryICyAL BONE FILLING F.a oSCA2ND TEETH
Icsested whls so.t without pressure AooirE
IA et Or uexe shes can be dtied With By the
jAhHH pBAR6ON, n ~, ROOMS GO Rsoad6sy. wSst sde.
- asH AeeyV eeventeeatA nzsak
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"A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAuKLLED FURNITURE
"A for S, all oolors Of Narrated also
od chestnut CnAnber suits plain At r.
FARRlEalONn, S6S Canal srsct opp0ete Wooster EstA.
bNshed u I6t&
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DRY GOODS, sc

ID CLOSING sALE FOB JUNA
b sk0AIAs AZ AACYo
CLOSING QWC ~ORs II 6PhIR0 Ribbons.
IA = BBunb all marked DOWN 70 %
sc aIDBOre al marked - q
% a. bbONs ali Married down 70 ls 3D.
La Cd tlE BOk ; AL marked down " L.
L. b iboUNh AZ marked down 90 ID
aU..IOs LOTS r.MBHuiDhaED COLLARS, Ct "a oos-
ACC NON Lo1S EMBaOlDB RIO sEie. AT st
Az TlDn LOTS Lace collars and Set, very ohesp
liars md sets frocch and sisa At 81 and los cost TO
import o. 90 All our smorciderer osn$ 1t reme rates
Ahl Lila LACA~, LAJE kAc1tLLAn LACE
sHa"Is. LACE CSn! RHss 81. AAL MskXkD TAa
A ONc nj BE CLO-kL OUT ahIa NON q.
Bo ERY and GLOVES e0sing at one half tina oost o. I'm
pofta.oa -
PAsAe> Is snd sUf UABnkLlas cheaper than any
sSL rrDlD saoCk fREHCH YLowEAs. vsr1 oheap
LACE uUkJAIsb, CokrAiN LA0Es We II 5u LE
s.AsiHf w syrN G. JOD., LINE. GOODS LishN dAND-
RFsCptsrs K!g., Kssrisa 9 cnps cloT.s very low
h(,NE BETTER IN fHk ca z A. AHs pace.
T. b MACY. k.zta syenne nad EOurteenta street
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GEORGE CHHlsrS's aInsraELs
VI Stnyvessnt Ins.i.ute. Broedwsy nssr Bond street
TIE Et1iopean wArblsss, Oh HIarY, FVE 4 HERMAN
MISTER LlUr'8 new echotdchs
0kOEuE CbRlsTr. the nj ack nomus.
Matinee saturday IT three O'Clock
Doors open att Commences IT O. Adm tan N u oeass
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4 LsxHr r, GRIFFIN i 90, Aucr1ONEsRs.
a AUCTION So ~; OWE 4!tfHS wossa HOUSE

UQTIOM hCTyCK-MoRT0AGK BALE OF ELEGANT
a Household Furniture Ibis day (estvrdsyl. ct lOx
O'clock street. BROADWAY al furniture
In that frat class koIse consisting IN part u Large sasor
ment Of Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture ovcoenf
crer uis satin hiccde elesao octave
.ood fsnosorte Of brilliant toce St36; ass scc
stands CoSnmctA Arnor aiscs rosewood SookcIse. Cea
Abs Clocks on Pantings yAses lied srts q
bedroom furniture. pure BAR nAstresses BEDDING 30
horspy and walau PedsteacS Bureaus CursGns over 700
soas, Lo,i ge kasy Chsls Aocksrt Mahogany and
hOuaa
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Zoe BALE-nINK YEARS LxAyN or PRS no a
enc par q fser 20 q: foot OF Canal street North vev
I r. 6rkPHk ro. seereta,y North Atlantic 3tesrashp
Conpsny, % Wall street, rooms
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EtCR BALR--AT Low FSiCx6. A Farm or rs A6R6s
II IN Aahtabpia county, hko and Farm w
Crawford counts. pennsylvania Inquire cf a JUuE-
nE al. sr SIS b,osdwN
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uKARv d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
u hass,p snee. opposite the Post Office .HlusH
TBOkp vii sell Mt auction saturday July 1861 ct /.
O'Clock at s rsnd street oae or West OF Broadway the
entire ttck Of Ffturas 0, the oarroo soown ne NeaT
ng above. consisting Of On Sarroem a. fei!oss viz oil
rors, Bar Pitcher, Glassware &C. mshoSanS Rrd blAck
walnut Bedroom Furniture Ear Mattresses Three
peg Stair do mahogany Sofas and Chairs Centre &bles
Pier Mirrors. Kitchen utensis &c
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Al ENRY GREEN, AUCTlONEER-TAIs DA9, Ar ll0E
II O'Clock the auction 1884, lliAm street.
boxes eoap IA boxes Aaccarcri loo boxes heirs
frkiDs 20 czsks Prunss Currants 1obEc:t Msa
Ger Coffee sardines BRUSHES ChamPsgos osret srAndy.
Goods MusnA Csooes shAws Hosiery. shirts and Draw.
q q. Fancy Goods, &c.
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Fo3 SALE Or SxCHANgE-oNR Hoyss AHD FOUR
= Lots and seventy Huldng Broadway in tAs
Hsse o. hoisvilie Lang lssnd good paying su.nss
and sohAndtse ALEC several Farms 20 az
ham skett, room no !.
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N6ORTCAaE SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES, Al
M Three Billiard Tables mace by the celebrated maker
ecker have Ia but short tune; with bAS
cues, &c complete with all the Bar rxurss Paintings
Gas Chandeliers and plumbers work In The sacCn
Fulton street. All tbs above property viii DO posivy
,old under IL recloeure OF The highest bld
cash, Wednesday next july H. at II A n, the
rrern
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N, AR, WITH ALL IT'S HORRORS, PRODUCES LRe6
dreadful effects thAn tho infstu ted entail upon them.
sevea BY ed ndulgep Of the passions
snioa ful, exsnPhasd by tina. p a9 metioa work ent
tied Bun tyay, beautifully illustrated with steel
Jrsv.pga Pub shedb BY ~ u 4. BAhaOw, ia Bieeoks<
street four do.rr troio Hacbugsl n. T. Price oen'H
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axoRTGAGE SALE -. p. TRAvEB, AUUrIoNEEx
81 office 40 Chatham street. will cell tbs day al 10 O'Clock
the Of saloon $50 9ch hpposte Je
MARKET nine bic top isples two Conn,sfs Ou
tn Carpet Oyster Box Bar Fixtures ls.ge Ice Box .nog
Tables Cssiers Kitchen Utensils Chairs Gas sixtures
Crcckery, aSswsre, &c, &c.
THOMAS J. KtP Attorney for Mortgages
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AMUnn MH m'N

AMVD0 MHmNoo
Y AURA G1eNx's TEzArsBl
~ 1uEI0HT.
SATURDAY. july g. 1901
EVERY NIGHT MKT WINK
Bv6Ry nx0Hv TILL FJRTEEE FOrIoH
VA Be presented tho Qaeat e1tr~ysssax.'
IHM SEVEN 8t9rSRS
TEX SEVEN bIerERS'
TEN sBVEk SISTERS
UNCLx SANS MAGIC LAuYupr
rH1sx HUNDRED AiD rHisrs THERE rgn1
SAND PEUPLx N"S
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO erQars
includina Ill the
NEW PAT ElorIj UNION vA3LxAJY
MISS LAURA xbKns,
An. rsprese ated 81 the Following srAI oOHpANY-
n r.. W. q lEl0RTON, kRB. j. a. Allan
MLLk. ESL&NE, ERs lofty HDuGH
Mss IONE B0kKE M;SS y8AEOkS,
ISs EVH6Ert veg SvTB bgIATO.
, Ibb MOhL&R, EIiH a.CHMUNJ,
g. bURAET1, NIX q. PRfKEN
"a kRyICK. Ne. q ECQERK
IA ao6bkfna, H a sARVps
NEW MUSIC eY THOhhS dAXEE.
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RR4AnTb' MrrsFhELS
I'D SectAn,oe' Sat- s7s 3foadwsy. above 0cand Grssk
nassdss. july !. and every nghl during uoek,
dHk nJ3Gf eAsa;
Or, thay ~oDld be " HaltA
BHh HOGn AID DAn DESAsg
A Inc 3andt1stos. and IN cir tuslssque stetch.
rHA sTEAt 4EK
rne Eheneor. na0 tIyant M Hsor. 49,. Rpr Hssx
EAss VT ass d. matter Roma Haisde plRnksaon ocsseA
Leave et p curtain rises al @ clock. EJcs
On FOURTH NJ July en sftersoon pIrorssnoe ut e'Hi0k
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CHAN0K ExrRACRDINARY,-A RESPONSIBLE PAE.
" " hug fifty hur dred thousand dollars worth
bes oes drst 10 required arcount of III AAA
of0 owlsrs ccmpeAg thsn leave tae city Address
kocrAes Hef I'D onics
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A MAZE CHANCE FOR sALE. The MOST PgoyrT.
IA able invention o. the patecsed 1861 worth ut eSs
VIII be c,d cheap the whole or In part except Fem
eyIvs1 territory particulars ADDRESS Mccamee
n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Important from New York,

New York, April 6.
Forged Virginia State bonds were sent
to Llvermore, Claws & Mason 5ya man
named X. a. Barbour, alias James Elliott.
who Is under arrest for forgery.
LII appears that the only steamers vet
chartered by The government are the At.
iantic and Illinois. The former is fitting
10 carry 9OO troops, and provisions for
SIXTY days. The Powhilt:an is probably
detailed to convey them to their destination.
Inc corvette Savannah will probably be
put IN charge of workmen to day.
II Nv" companies are reported to have left
TT: Hamilton last night.
The steamer Water Witch was TO have
terday.
Large quantities of army stores were
snlpped from the pier last night on board
OF the steamer Atlantic.
The City of Baltimore sailed to-dov g.
Liverpool with $4,000.
The steamer United Kingdom, from
Eiasgow on the 23d ult., arrived at Port
land yesterday afternoon. News anticipa-
ted.
Sixteen double banked boats. for land
ing troops, have been put aboard the At
lanuc. She sails to night.
Inc Powhaitan has ltft the NAVY Yard
p, The EEpress says the Seer tary of The
treasury has authorized Sub-treasurer
Cisco to sell portion or all of the five
million treasury notes. A subscrintion
ior the notes at ] per cent. premium Is
penn made up among banks, bankers
trustees and savings banks, and Mr.. Cisco
WIN; without doubt, 5e able to place the
whole amount. 'ie
The Post learns from Virginian. who
nad 1t from Maj. McCullock's own Inns
mat he has organized force of 5 900 men
to seize Washington the instant the first
blood is split. '' ~ -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
From New York

New York, April 4
The penalty imposed on the steamer
BlenvIlie has been remtted.
Four thousand silks were seized vester-
day from the steamship Cahaw ba, but a
hue being paid they were released.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
says Lieut.. Gilman has arrived az Wash
ington. He states that great preparations
are being made to attack Fort Pickens. and
troops are being drilled daily by Southern
| officers, and an attack is m0mentariIy e~
pected.
A special dispatch to the TGm,s saws the
batteries on Morris Island fired into an
unknown steamer last night for not dis
playing her colors. Major Anderson i'm
mediately despatched messenger t, Gov
PIckens for explanations The vessel nut
to sea.
Great activity prevailed at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, and 1t is reported that severn |
vessels OF war are expected to sail 10 ri,rb,
orders having been received from WashIng.
ton to that effect. Their destination Is
unknown.
special dispatch to the Post saws it is
rumOred that the Southern Commissioners
have demanded the immediate eyacuation
OF Fort Sumter aud Pickens. Orders have
been sent for every naval vessel to be nut
into immediate commission.
The Administration is determined 10 re-.
iniorce Fort Pickens at all hazards.
a special dispatch to the Commercial
says the Secretary to the Interior has di
rected that no more land warrants be issued
from the Pension Offices to the citizens of
the seeded States.
+. Delafeld Smith was appointed and
took the oath of office as District At,ornev
OF New York to day, vice Roosevelt.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane lef, bo-
mmooFings off the Battery and anchored nj
Quarantine. She is bound to sea.