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WANIIINGTBN.
A very spirited meeting Of The friends of The
southernC c nfedsracy was held at Washington,
Geo., on the I2lh, shieh was addressed BY
Wes-Prosidsnt s~rEPHENs. TIE remarks Of
TIE talented speaker were often rapturously
spplaudsd, sid the most unbounded palrioti,
enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meeting.
at hs close, an almost universal shout Of
'hand round he paper rose from al psrts If
the house. and Subscriptions poured in faster
than the Secretary souid record hen. About
two thousand bales Of cotton were subscribed
on Tie spot. A committee Of four in each mi
iita district was then appointed to bring the
matter to TIE notice Ct such planters as were
net present. Tey said the subscription Of
,hs county would reach three thousand bales
before it closed.
AZ Tie close o. the meeting Mr. STEFHEEs
eoupliuauted ibe people for tie spirit with
which they bad responded, and eomplimented
the ladies by telling them there vas a great
deal thew could DO. He said that psihsps some
q their husbands had not put down quite as
much as tbey would, because Of a promise to
get them a cagrisge, or a silver set, or seme
ether luxury. When they &c, home they must
tell their husbands they would forsgo tLess
things for the prassnt and raise their subscrip-
tons.
During the day six thousand two bundled
dollars was subscribed to tie s13s00o,OJ0
loan.
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FoF . naFIIlasler.
FRANK o.. BINGHAM is o o.aIIdate for VI,
master. al fGa eWmauu June pfar ion arTH-l
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Tae Whole establishment g In charge Of Mr.. JOHN
2. HUKTLL, Ct great experience in this line Of busi-
ness, to whom all letters nav be addressed At the
sarinss.
Stages VIII leave Tracy oit7 0t the end OF tks rail-
FosG asiiy for The springs, on the or wal ct the ears;
D. eoovsytaoss can be procured at Hckirnvi Ie b. those
who pro'sr thas route jafs DAWN
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e-Ths stables CT col. %. G Burton, Of
Dyer county, Tenn, were entirely destroyed
5y fire a few days stree. Several rrsvious
attempts having been made to burn his build
ings, and lhe fact that there hal been no FIRE
sbort the premises for several days previous,
aEidesees he ntssanca Of an incenaiarr-
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u Five hundred dollars has been collected
in Charleston, to aid the Jackson family. It
is to be invested in a confederate bond Of that
amount, in the name Of Mrs. J..
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lFRoK OUR EXTRA OF YESTERDAY EVENING"
HERMAN, No, June 1.-The militia have a
battery below Usage river The missourianH
sre concentrating at Jefferson city from all
quarters.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE postal depart
ment re getting up a new stamp, to render
worthless those beld South.
New YoRK, June 1.-The Tribune cores
poDdent says that Arkansas is sending arm
and munitions Of war toward Missouri.
Gen. Scot is not entirely confident Of The
security Of Washington. Persons from Mont
gomery county, Nd, say that vehicles Of every
description, loaded with arms, provisions, etc,
are on their way from Baltimore via Chesa-
ppske AID Ohio canal for sOuthreRs The cor
respondent OF the New York Herald says that
there are indications Of an attack on HaTpers
Ferry at an hazards With 81. 600 men.
BALTIMORE, June H-H Winter Davis is
defeated for Congress in the Baltimore city
district.
ST. LOUIS, June 14-Tnree boats with Lyons
staff, 500 men and som ar illery, have left for
some point on the Missouri river.
HAcERsrows, Maryland, June 14.-Gen.
CadwatadeT is in command at New Castle (;
bis division will cross tie Potomac At
Williaaspcrt.
General P9t;erson's head quarters are at
H1gsrsto|n, Maryland.
6AGEEsTcwE, June 1.-THE fight at Dam
No. 4 IS progressing. A company Il sharp
shooters has gore to assist the uni0rists.
The presideHc Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal hsa visited Gen. Johnston, demonstrating
against t6s destruction OF the dams and boa.q.
Gen. Johuston's Instructions ere to destroy
everything that can be ussful to the invaders.
WAsHISGToN, J.ne 1.-THE Southrons are
erecting d battery at Mathiss Point, one mile
below Aqua Creek, where the Potomac is
narrow. The Freedom and Resolute have
gone In prevent is construction. The steam
ers are armed with 3~5-pouEderr.
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BRIGADE TEoM TEKAs-We learn that Mr..
John Marshall, who was sent on to Richmond
by Gov. Clarke, Of Texas, to obtain the assent
Of the President for that young and chiyalrous
state being represented BY her troops in the
war In Virginia, has fully succeeded in bis
mission, and hat Texas viii be permitted to
furnish a brigade. This is an act Of Justice
which she well deserves.
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Tor EaX-GOEEeCE0F.
JOHN T. OWL IS a c-ausiIate fr rs-elr-lss IN
he once o. Tax Collector. Election o. Toe s1h of
Iune. m-7q--s
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A0oITIoNAL alEaTI0N EETtHNs.

ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETgiBNs.
HAST TENNESSEE.
J~EFrERsoS couHTY Ioiieieall.- separa-
ten. 603 no separation, 1887.
RHrA 4 @eisi-Sspsrstio a, 800 no sePa-
ration, s36.
WAsHN0roE County, 1othcisil-sspa-
ration, 1922 nc separation 1915.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
HroEHAS CovNrT Iomelall.-sepsratioH,
400 no separation, 3.
WILSON CoUrgv Ioheiall.- Separations,
2s2e no separation S5s,
ryEsr T-EENEssEE.
FAYETTE CousrT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1854 10 separation, %.
McNAIEV COUNTY Cofieisil-sePaEation,
1918; no separation, $50.
HEsDEasoE CoUsTv ohelall-sepaIation,
sol no separation, zoos.
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G7 A gentleman, who was out hunting re-
Gently In Kansas, heard bis dog velping and
whining at some distance, and on going to see
what was The matter, he Sound a large black
snake coiled around the poor brute's neck, and
seuVely engaged IN choking him TO death, TIE
gentlemen Gould not, % eouFss, are upon tbs
reptile without endangsripg bis Dogs life, nor
could be frighten il away, and 90 had 70 seize
the obstinate snake by the head, sAd decspi-
tals Il with bis knife.
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srARvATIoE.-fhe caddo Gasstis says Our
steamers for several weeks past, have taken
down By hundreds fine fat beeges from The
Of Texas. We learn there are any num-
bsr Of fat eat e in Texas, w7ieh viii be at the
ne vice OF tbk armies Of the Confederate States.
TIE blockade al Cairo Works Ike a charm.
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VIZ are autho-ize3 O. asa5unce BES C. GARRE
asscsnd dzte for re-eie1tiol 70 tEe once q Chief %
lice at the e ectl1u 10 Tuue next. mr1ra
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All SAFE.-A dispatch to the Savannah
Es5s of the 7th announces the safe arrival at
Georgetown Of the vessel reported as taken by
the Minaesota.
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For WRaFfm ester.
BEN. n. 4TE-hSOS j. atanii5ats scr Ne cHcs CT
Wharf-mastFr. Election 27th ~ June u-fg r.
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BEER5HEBA SPRING s,
GrlsHdy cSlSltty, Tennessee.
BIEIEGR0aM FoR gHlLaRgE.

THIS CELEBRATED Watering PLACE r. nov
Il opened 1or visitors. The Premises have been pc.
in TH0ROUGH REPAIR. Among other additions is A
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Cur Free Population.

From the Savannah News
When Fort Pulaski was taken possession Of
by our volunteer corps, a large NUMBER Of
slaves were sent by the nsigh5oring planters
10 dig out the moat. I. was remarked that the
negroes worked with a willingness which could
but have been prompted bV a sincere desire on
their part 70 aid thei- masters in defending
their homes against the enemies Of the South.
From the commencement Of our present diff
hculties oar free coloFsd population have man.
Tested a desire b enter the service Of the Con.
fedeTate States. Fifty-fys Of them, as will be
seen by the following communication to Gen.
Lswton, have rendered their services and have
been accepted They let in the steamer Ida,
Yesterday, some twenty Of them to be emplov-
ed in cleansing The c~is-erns end on other work
at Fort Pulaski, and the remainder to work on
the Notifications on the coast. They are all.
sb e-bodied men, most Of them mechanics, and
capable OF making themselves useful in the
discharge OF any duty that may be assigned to
them. The tender Of their services is an evil
deBce Of their earnest sympathy with our
cause:
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IL It is stated in a Missouri paper thst ?
Mormon tax gatherer called upon a tough Cd
'rapper. who lived within bis "circuit," for
taxes Imposed by Brigham Young for some pur-
pose OF Others the traPper listened to BIS de-
msnd quietly, and then said, with a grim snilFf
"Jus' 90; call on me a week from to-day, and
Ii pay You IN Mormon sealpsp The tax
gatbersr bad not returned at the latest ae-
counts.
~ We learn from the New York Papers
that the steamship llliaoiB has been parel ased
BY he UBtt.d states gov, rnnsat, and will be
converted into q gun boat.
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8eB embellishments.

In Jackson, Tennessee, on the 18TH inst, Nrs. ANNA
A. FTNSFR wife OF Dr. Robert Fsurer, Of that pia-e.
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To Brigadier- General L4tvfoa,
Commanding Military District:
The undersigned, free men Of color, residing
10 the city Of Savannah and county Of Chat
ham, fully impressed with the feeling Of duty
we owe to the State Of Georgia, as inhabitants
thereof-which has for solong a period extern
ded toourselves and families its protection, and
has been 20 us the source Of many benefts-
beg leave, respectively, in this tie hour Of
danger, to tender 20 yourself our services, to
be employed in the defense Of the State. at suv
place or point, at any time, or any length OF
time, and in auy service for which you may
us 5est fitted, ans in which we can
contribute to The pubic good.
SIGNED BY So FEEE MEN OF CoLoR,
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rHEELEcrlo. OF enn..aaNTAsD


Under fhs Consolation Of the Confederate
States, and he laws OF Congress, toe first cleo
ton, BY The people, for Pessidsus and Vice
President q Ia Coafedsraey, viii be hel5 on
The first "Wednesday ia November next. Else-
tors viii then be chosen, who src required to
meet 10 their respective States on The first
"Wednesday in December thereafter, and pro
reed to cast their votes Tor President and Vice
President. The return Of The dE.rent State
electoral colleges shall be returned to TIE Sen
ste, and on the Nineteenth day Of February,
the president Of the Senate shall open The GER
tiEcstes, The votes shall then be c%ouated, and
tie President insusuratsd on the 22d day Of
February, 1861 TIE executive term, under the
permanent c Institution, Is six years.
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sEgoasEgaEe NRrSnns,
YEA KEsXvTLLz. EAsT TENNESSEE,
re ~ z p.

A44A AAa4HN Ills AAaA AaAA aIellr
y O ~ or " p.
TINS resort fcr health or pleasure seaErrs, as its
4 nfms iudicres, ls lncE-ed ia s. seen -staerd valley
a-ns~t urcoseu By mountain spnrs o. TIE Aus-hau7,
known as tie Cai-1rwFs, ard rise 10 en- sv-ry side and
rmb' sn q waller waica faanot - CO tem7islsd b. the
lover o. na'gre wlfiout Urcl enjoyment.
Or the b~enedcfsi er cts % tors water on czses o.
DYSPEPSIA. FROM ITTE2 COMPLAINT. aud
diseases most common N southern lartutas. SO ulrs
certain sri effective remedy Exists
The Hotal accommodations consist o. a LAEGE AND
C|nnM0DlOJS BUILDING. sirh sn1cfous Piszts On
each s0ry, Iu1uiHE the entire hns-l % tna b-uItiug.
aaI run-rats ufITHIO COFrAGE an t-s-aruly rr-
RANCID en- the Lava in front q rae main HoieL aad a.
c5ssisle 70 VITA Spring and H1tef.
The Lawn b hzn1seusJ5 u-ss zi.h rrae sudbsa1-
tfutlr slai-s W ID nsI Sue forest trees no watarisr
place qre-an- mo G srtra-lGEs than Hsn-rule. u.a tee
pupriet0rs rssDec-uny Invite the a-t-uran ~ those
VII seek a retreat 10 SIMMER, aiiher Ger heal-a c-
pleasure.
FIitss VII 60 r. knoxville. arr Themes freuly-f1u-
mikes By Sass, Wll-h cou-ecs wlfl The lraiu
WIZ LAME q CO..
JET I'm Ezrhauge hlteI, 1~1uUGusrF. Ala.
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grae hne. first class ship EsbSsioeook,
owned in Bath, BE, has been taken possess
sion Of b the collector Of the port Of savsn-
nab, as a prize to tie couiedsrats ssstss. she
having renslasd beyond the time allotted grsnt-
ed to fsIsign vssssls to leave lor thslr homes.
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q President Davis visited TIE camp o.
Col Barstow's Georgia regiment, near Rich
mond, en- The night Of the 81 instant and The
sergeant Of TIE guard, R. F. HulehiDgs, Of the
Rome Light Guards, not knowing the Exeeu-
tive, compelled him to stand until be could give
assurance Of bis right TO ents- the lines. The
regiment vas highly eOmplimensed for it's
s%oidierly appearance.
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An election was held at casp Trousdsle,
on the i2lh, for officers Of the last regiment to
Be formed at that point, which result ed-for
colonel, cap,si5 joel A. Bstsle; for Ileuten-
ant e%elobsl, Moscow Garter; for nsjor,
-nsfv
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A Coon A~Hsu1ENT.-I IS stated that the
speech q Han. A H. Stephens, delivered at
Savannah, in March last, has been rspubllshsd
in pamphlet form IN ENGLAND, Tor circulation.
in lbsi eouziIy and France.
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g The regiment Of foreign adventurers,
recently enlisted in New York, and who ar
rived ten days ago in Washington, is il a very
dlscrganized condition. The government re-
CURED that they should enlist for three years,
which they refused to do. Fifty Oodhave gone
back to New York, and the others will follow.
They say Lincoln & Co. are cheats and hum
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MASONIC Malice.

HAbAsSAAAC NoatCCs
TNHE members OF Cyrene Cemmaniery Eo.A a
1 Eureka Council No co. Penn Chapter No ~
=. South Heupbis Lodge No. lI8. hngerons 49,
Lodge NJ. les and Leila Scott Lodge No 2Sg / \
are hereby nOiided % attend A Communication At fhe
nall OF AngHrCna Ledge No l5S. Odd-fellows' Building.
SUNDAY EVENING, l6ih iHst at ~ o'clotk, Ter the
purpoee Of attending a LdEtff sorrow, in meusry Of
ur lac Wusirtous brother, the Hon CHAs SCOTT. 20
De held al Odd-,eilows' hall commencing a. s o'clock,
p. H., precisely.
Transient brethren Of tbs grade OF Master Wasons are
fraternity invited to attend at ths Lodge room a1' the
public generally are cordially invited 70 attend the ex-
ercises al 0dd-feHogs bali. A full and rrompt at
tezdance on the pari Of the fraternity is desired.
By order Of loint committee.
jeIh-qt JAMES PENN. Chairman
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~ Nsw York papers state that the United
State steamer Tk0mas Suana lsf. thss port
on he 2ld instant for For Pieksns, having Oh
board 10000 feet lumber, eight rihsd cannon OF
heavy calbre, 2500 bombs, 250e balls and a
quantity Of other ammunition and stores
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u The New Orleans board Of aldermen
have passed an ordinance spppropris ing
SEQ 900 Tor ths defense Of the city, and also
$4,000 for the support as INDECENT families 81.
poor volunteer soldiers who have gone to the
wars.
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By telegraph!
TIE var NEWS

wHRELiEs, June 4.-P, oceedlngs Indicate
that the convention will declare the Virginia
Offices vacant, and establish a Provisional
Government. A resolution 70 this case 10 TIE
special ordsr for MoDdsy peEt.
NEW YoRK, June i4-Tho steamer Cana
dian, which sailsd from Quebec on the Ut, for
Liverpool, WIS lost on the 4th, nesT the straits
Of Belle Isle, having struck a snnken iceberg.
twenty 60 thirty lives were lost. No names
Of The lost hsva Teen received.
Tue vessols Key West, Cruaeee, Wyaudotte,
Weter-Witch and Q1aker City ore here The
Wyandotts and Water Witch leave for Fort
Plokens.
ST. LOUIS, June I4-sevsn additional COM
psnies and a slx-gun battery have departed
hence by the Pacific railroad.
The government has bought the d. a. jan
uarY.
HERMAN, Mo-, June 1.-The atsa her Whit
Cloud, laden With cannon and military stores
ard having the government AID State ofice7s
en board, have left Jefferson City FOR Arrow
Rock.
FoRTREas MoSHoE, June I4-Grest Bethel
is partially evacuated, but can be re-oceupied
in fierce on short notice. TIE southern pickets
extend TO Yorktown bridge. At yorktown
there lie q large number Of cavalry there are
batteries between Great Bethel and Yorktown.
Lieut.. Winthrop was shot by a Louisiana rife
nan.
WARRINGTON uns 14-In view Of Austris's
refusal to receive the minister appointed. Bur-
iingame has been appointed minis. or to China.
The National f%ntelligencer says that the gov
eminent viii soon pay the troops. VIM. Hat
ton, a wealthy planter snd member Of the
southern cavalry, has been captured. TIE
government has received dispatches announe-
ing the evacuation OF Harper's Ferry.
FREDERIcK, June 1.-The bridge at Hsr-
per's Ferry wss burned this morning between
i've and six O'clock. It is reported that al
the troops have been withdrawn from the
Maryland shore.
Eight car loads Of provisions were destroy
ed to prevent their falling into federal
hands.
The bridge at shephardstown, Va, has been
burned.
BALTIMORE, June 14.-Lssry, Unionist, has
been elected by 375 msjority.
New 0RLEANs, June 14-Texan adviees
sHy hat Cnrtinas was attacked about one
mile from Redmond's Rancho by a force under
Cap Benavides. He was completely routed,
and seven Of his men killed. Cortinas escaped
into Mexico with about ten men.
Il IS understood hat The revolution has been
inaugursted in Tsmauilpas. The defeated
candidate for governor has issued bis pro
no~uneiamen'o o, sfemoving the question VII
should he governor from the bsliot-box to the
sword. The impression was that the Tevolu-
ton would become general and that Guarn"Z
would unite forces. Those Of Morquez and
Moiica bsve been setting the Juarez govern
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ga late Oregon Pspsr explains The para
graph published yesterday relative to the crit-
cal condition Of Sen. Joseph Lane, Of Oregon.
Il is stated that be accidtntly shot himself near
bis residence in Douglas county. The ball
entered the lower part Of bis breast, and cam
out OF the shoulder.
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e The Charleston CoHrir learns from a
friend, a rieh planter, that the prospect for a
full yield Of rice at this season Of the year,
never better IN bis section OF country, and
ibst reports from every othss section are
equally catering.
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q We bad the pleasure of a visit yesterday
from our old and valued friend Captain C. R.
Dickson, assistant qusrtermsster Of the Con-
fedsrate army. He is in position at Union
City, taking good care OsthOse under him.
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f~ Hon. James Guthrie, Of Kentucky, is
in Cincinnati, for the purpose, it Is said, of
comforting with Col. Anderson in regard to the
shipment Of provisions over the Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
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c-Ths Petersburg Typographical Society,
at its meeting Last Saturday night, severed its
connection with the National typographical
Tnion.
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iAhD-haoE's as per quality At 6H07Ao.
NEW YORA mARKEr-De.. q

-
ELABUR-Market a shade easier. and tranuscts,n.
~ ony 70 limited extent. Market closing DOLL
4hs sales Of extra sa.s Wore chthyG IS 6OasG
so for suPerhns state; SsSoa5.7o fT ~. 49,.
G,Da5,4o for s~uperdne western; S5,65a5T5 for COM
men @ medium extra western; $50 a6,s5 Tor ship-
Ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; E.oS5,7s ~
CANADA FLOUR-Markst duu ana a sb.5,
easier Sales $50 bblS At W.5Oa6S5 f5r s6psTans:
so.o3glitO Tor common TO choice extra.
g akoeLOUB-Msrket IA quiet and steady at
U0&N mEhL-In fair request. Sales 25 bbls
WBL5k N-Market without important change.
SALES 400 bbla 81 l9K@2Oc.
WHEAT-There is scarcely anything doing IA
wheat and the market Is heavy; prices, however are
without deeiled change. Sales Is so bush Chicago
spdng a. 81 ZaLa; y 800 bush Milwaukee club It
q 600 bush choice amber Iowa at Si,8;
L,50O bush common to good winter red western Al
Sl.s3gL,S5i $500 bush white Michigan ct SI45
HsEIharks quiet and steady. sales $500 bush
H3hLEK-AArkst quiet. Sales 5000 bush state
OORN-Thers Is nothing Of importance doing in
corn and market is normally unchanged small
3 les are reported at 634@sLHe for mixed western;
-QATs-narkst heavy and dropping with limited
sales ~ Ssg4Sc for Jersey, Canada, western and
PORK-Markst continues steady with fair DE-.
mans. SALES 80 bbls ct Slz,250I,75 for mess; Ss,25
3EEF-Markst steady and firm. Sales are 100
Obls at S+sO0G460 for country prime; Sb,Was50 for
county mess; Sn,6OgI,Oo for reraoked ness Sls,75
PRinE WR&a RERE-Markst quiet and with
out material chan e In price,
BEEE H~AmS-Market arm at SlAmG7I4 20 for
western.
DRESSED HOGS-Mrkst firm. sales ct
SA25N6,0O.
OTIS mRAFa-Msrket inactive.
SMOKED MEATS Market qufaE and steady.
The government contract vas awarded at 6NR6Rc
for sizes, s4G6Hc for shoulder, and about &c for
BADDN-Sideg in moderate request. Sales $50
boxes at $40 for wssteFn LONG ribbed middies: nc
short clear do.
LA3D-Msrkot a shade easier. Sales 800 bbls
sgFFER-ssning at neIsO for Ohio, and
I6aZ1c for state.
OHEEsE-Market steady at aase.
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WAR FEELING INCREASING
Lord Derby Suggests War,
with America Probably
Last Nights Report
FROM NEW YORK.
NJ w. I


NEW YoEK, Dec. q.
Levi Mann, cOloTed, formerly a waiter on
the steamer Star Of she West and who for q
long time has been a prisoner In Alabama
arrived here recently from Fort Piekens-
he informs the Herald there are over 5000
runaway negroes hiding in the woods in
Alabama. They hzye vague ideas Of the
war.
Mann was at the rebel guard-house at
Wsrrenton during the bOmbardment. BE
says when Fort Pickeas opened on the
the rebels in the navy yard, q regiment Of
Mississippi troops were on morning parade.
The attack was wholly unexpected By the
rebel soldiers and when the firing COM
menced they broke ranks, and despite ali
the entreaties of their officers, retreated In
dsuble-quick time, throwing away their
rifles, blankets and equipments After the
rebels opened their batteries On Fort Pick
ems, they became more cool, aad the deter
mined manner of Gen. Bragg and other high
rank officers, who moved from point 70 point
as the bombardment progressed During
the bombsrdmenb the Union shot and shell
dismounted three guns in Fort heRse, and
preached it in several places, 30 that the
rebels found it untenable and consequently
evacuated it. The buildings in the navy
yard were all perforated with shot, and the
village of Wsrrenton entirely Destroyed
Mann is of the opinion that had the bonn
6ardment been followed by the landing Of
Union troops on the enemy's soil, their eff
forts could not but have been attended with
success, 50 thoroughly were the rebels de-
mOraliZed HA says there are many Union
men at Pensacola who are psrforce in the
rebel army, and only wait in the hope Of q
speedy deliTersuoe BY the landing If Union
troops.