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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

u HaIIroad ItPVII
Of storafica stock for the week erd this day:
Ecevos, l7Oi HoTes feab, Jl2 sheep aud Lambs Loi
Swine. l,lUl.
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported foE this market at Forty fourth street
3,f27.
In- plice, day quoted q. follows:
First quail y.....,.. Q a OTdrary...."....Cfd Y
Medium. Some EXTRA GOOD .......G ~
III. general u she markri a. lees than &c.
TIE ofthn ars ang from ld2ic. An ofn c In
the Of the occurred a week Il should have read
&c 1 rtes5 Of &c -
Price. yer h.sd and per pound o, different weights VIII be
foun IN sccouuts Of sales Of .undy drov-s
Total number Of Beeve. received In the city ths wcek
81 y. ,
hi. "a al head les. than last ws.k and els head les than
year The nuuheT st each Nednfs
DIV year s49 head while the number 10 day
h.k J4l hows head lees than lie average and ~ Lead
lee. h,u hi. day week
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NEw-YCRK CATTLE MARKET
FOR TUR WFyK r.,

For rHE WEEK ENDING APRIL J. 1861.
TOTAL RKckiPrs CATTLE KINDS PoR THE wEEs
According the reports from The several market places IN the
city there have been received this week:
- Sheep and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPoETyp FOn THH N. Y. TRrBryK.

markets-cARErLLr RxPoEIyn rOn THH n Y; TRrsuyH
MKDsKsDAY, April J. lB1L
AsHEs-The demand is good for fos at rs 81 Pearls are
steedy but quiet Ut 10 Jlt -, ooo q.
BEEsWAX il in moderate demand and steady saieS Of ~ ID
Southern ellOw II Sc
to-day has been fairly active and coses
veyv ,p se. OF about 3vs bales basil Of 2t11tc Tor
MIddBn, JulAuds aud l3c- for Guit,.
ere bss fair demand for Rio ofwhich We
,t ,sl.s Of O bags GlJic and 400 bags at lie Other
ns hsye been In request and We hear oil sies
sSD has ST. Domingo lc cash go mats Jaws Tc and
oh1 NJ, L.zaaYa on pry0te terms W. quote $1,000,
Rio ~, 10 G3 Jamaics 10 el9i
RIO oriiaAiy ........ll alt ST. Domingo cs'h.'t9t
Lssusyru.............l3iala ,,,-.,o. ., a,
TASDLES-Ths Is quiet but steady Of l1sSc f Ad
CmPPER-Tbe inquiry for Refined lingo, has been lees aove
& oar lat report but prices still supported we qose
Igi0zOo cash foT Bstimere and Lake rev S1sats iu
n a4lc for sus aud Yellow Metal Of iSt the bust
dsrpsnd for Foreign limited and With nee Griv
ala nd limited demand prices Of most kinds are houha DO
s steady the demand has seen gooa IoI In
- contnue 70 quote Ct 2G a Per tun IRON yHa 'ss E~t
or nyEWOODS-Tbe demand for Loswood is stu very fA bat
other dscp,ions dali and prices hesyy ss
CRAFTY Tbs sock In NewYeik April H. wn s' ouTS o.
Hai51o lDt tuns Honduras do 100 do Jam,cs a.
sl.sI AZ IA DO Tobasco do z5 DO asuns do o'y 40 -
a,aics Futc Sdo Cubs 90 Is s e9 a. Cs%~ooS sodo
Li,as Wood $50 DO sspsnwoOd lib do ana bafwooo'
DO Teal 1893 ell kinds, against nz tun' ' 0 ~
'EiRrHENwARE-rhs marie. d 9ue. snd pno ss RUS
kLOUR AND MEALOur Flour marte' opehse as - a..
with bsk demand full prices bus ssr the reessp' .. VI
sdsiors msfkes yisided a. me oonoees ~
demand a. r.S.r higher prices. md are plenty The sale. are
"a 7so bb Western Csns 4 - noes fof apernns sxs
ssa Wsssm, o. rets " f0I satrs stss. ~ " Ses~'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
The following extracts are from the San frAnciso
Crcplar az w T. Coleman &, Co. of March 9:


Circnlsr Of W. T. Coleman & Co. of March 9:
There seems to be b.er demand for money FOR the
coming steamer bu bankers do not ind many apIheStions On
lie whole uehsps there IL reQBoel than existed ten
tgo p- akUe much Of the same character aud bscd
To- the greater pat o. mair and IKE Sc e; not IA ~ .A
inpovedu volume The rates OF interest on lost have nnd
yoDe ge sppaen, although there may be some ttg
up toward ii. close, Individual su usnsy OF lie
been the Al the moment Of writing cent the p'e"y
uniform sppfoved oollsers 80
Sight Exchange ke York rules as for last steamer a3
y cent a'd oil bat houe We believe drawing at the lat'e
Oth-r cod yS . London nominal at Od Little doing
in any ds.eipiio1 Of io;eisn bill. ,, and roh,sIv
prove short Owing to the low rses odefable Iopor'on
taiion is ~ the par Ls. NewYork quotations 90 Which
leaves he ndpcepen aGy TO ship bars IN eeegcr 70 CON-
particularly the other side IS dayssp required for The r
turs u GIN o bar ed For the past week there mas been
M. foost deote. The deposits. purchases and couss.
the United States BIanch Mat IN this cy daring febfmr
Gold bullion Deposited Gf.er melting oEs4i 9S u
silver Bullion purchsssd, 100 -
Coinse.nod Double Eagles S7so no
Total t,e5. 600
The exports snce last reference and since January
J. have been a. follows;
To Newly ...............S6gsy I 70
70 rtnsna' ''''.'''"'''''''''''"'''''''' ssC ~
To England. ........'.'''.'''....''''''''' oVoo W
Total since March 5SsSa
Previously this 70
Total siucs January 7739S2 o.
Corresponding peS Of Last oozoI9 40
y,p,,, h,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 IS
sio"n, 81 ind in The State Treasury
neut Of business March wa. S3JJJ 81 OF which thee
credied the General Fund but 4Jo 40 AZ ur ds7
fsst (dtL t the latter fund wa fedueei S4
Az relief another drsf on the swamp Land fund 10
proposed balance Of which fund yet uuboo"rd IL SAID 10
be as36G 30 bill TO that eject hiss passed the Senate by
Fears entertained that the lnteicst una
be encroached the present resource u
ped but perhaps ha.ty adjournment would DO pre-
ferred 20 sue Uspsbe breach oil good faith. .
TIE Stock market has continue quite dull and leading de-
sripos " bout change sales Of +l0 90 State Il at 6c
No sales OF san Efsncco bonds reported and the de-
Apd very hunted OF Scsrumnto Valley stock OJ shares
sold at Some 30 10 shares bentey WaerwoIs stock
changed hands, reported to be at 6Oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

LEAD-iiE Continues y,ry qi-t aud prizes without
quoAb change Bar held at &c. and Sheet and Pipe olo
NoLAssEs-The demand continue, moderate. bot price.
Lids. Caba lgc 20 Lhds do II 20
% hid Porto ~ Sc ard a hid prime do at 30 hy
sales OF - hhdl foI1o hieo a. y GJsc
cab 49,
NAVAL sTORES-The inquiry iur spIris Turpeuilne all
continues moderate but prices thr cose rtEdy tbs
are 10 btl' : s,hsr SHIPPING {" pc sid 70 New i<
byIs &c. Shipping Crude lupe1ns ROMANS 40 a.i a."
,ir,a Pi Rod, have MT With s inquiry and notice
,A. OF 80 bios sAi low No OF III 81 10 bills d.
IS aud l." bbbl. No. at III ~ I'll 80 70 Common
QUIT With sale, Of only 30 bbls al 80 5o D.
delivered FROM vessel y iRhtrr Tar 10 thl dull shd heavy
e. 25d 81 5t for Ws.hr s'ou aud vi minson seccied
EAILS-Ine market Cut and CLoh 10 quiet bat prices
o. si-sdy At Previous questions
OIiS-Lius..d still with very fair JoblIns inquiry,
at e0dbIc We would cs particular Aeutu 10 the fact tat
eruhrs LiBsc-d OH have catered nto
ert IN future they viii bus aud e ony by The siandad
oil "a weight tse gallon, Oh penug entirely with the
Ilsu gsugng Tie has been acoifcd ~
PhiAdepha and Boston Owing TO the liability 81
when exposed TO Different dege-, 81
colo the Of saugrg very uuceain aud gave
e many d. puies out BY adopting the above plan al ee
tics will be oSed The following l. copy OF al tseenru
SHRED by all the Lnsetd OH nslDiacnies Of ora
PhiAdep ha Boston, aud Baltimore; we tie 1ndetigSrd
manufacturers dealer. "a Lhsecd Oh hereb, agree that We
wi Ia iu,uss buy and sell Ii seed Oh by the gallon Of 10
WEIGHT eny correspond with the Goyernn"ni sandfd
n,iead present uncertain aodo Of saghg BE abtve 70
TIE Effect after AyT 1851" Crude sperm ha' beer
In der request, sBd hear Of iub. sails oil %
bbs ~ III a. Crude Wbale 4, quiet bot steady Otbet de-
schp,on' da and We hear Of no TRANSACTIONS worthy Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF sEw-YoRK. .......Apnn J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

The following is n statement Of the deposits and
coinage Of the United States Mint in Philadelphia in
the month Of March, 1861;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

| The following is report of the amount OF coal
| transported over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
| Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04


lind. hout and We have only 10 note
Of bales Sisa Al M
HlDES-Ths haJ been active, snd prices are
esdy Tie "a Porto Csbrllc al lC mo-. ~ hey
run barcelona lc ufuA eei1u 5cV City slaughter
export IS n etc. 21 % the ade - r. tc
cs,h; 80 green sed Western 81 n, esc and 80 Afinwa
HoNEY~w. notice .s. Of u 900 gallons & arrive from
neishfoiiI port GU private terms
HsYhe densud 1, ft for 'tirrins ard the trids sud
price. ara hr sales Of 81 bales sc. small ols u ~
yOt A. 30 N
lRE-scoch Pa has been in moderate request hrou shout
the weei AID prices are generally supported the ISLE, include
some tun. 20 Od . 20 from vessel according T. brsi d.
Amencsn Pig i.sdy ard in ihir 0bbing demands some 90
ups We been dpsed 81 IN lots Sg Tor No 2 and ii for
No Bs are quiet and ste.dy Sheet lou but moderately
setiye and the only sse during the week The one
r,pored yesterday. edition II go packs Ra.. 20 Boston II
lsic mouth. We take he following from The ~ ai"p".
North Amrcsn 81 tE " ,dnesday morning: "Iofcf- q
Pig Metal In their views bu. teTr 10 Y'Ty Hale ssnf
ard bIgs transaction. have undrr uooe since lat
week gaoie Anthracite No at f2Ia S42 No Il - 81
A2 and No. l3d go q tun, 20 brand On m'H'hs
credit Scoeh Ia there (, chang. sid tho sac. were
limited al .uG ~ q Msntsr-
tu.d Iron steady bushes doif IN Bars AID kAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

fOSIoSs-We quote: Red y Dbl, 81 81; Yellow, y Dbl,
81 b2G % 5o lunches = loo, 81 80. White Onions, y
Dbl, 50 Cod IS So
GAKLIc. 4 loo buuch.s, : Is.
RurABAGA TrRNIPs y Dbl. &c.
BERnupA ToMATuEs-y Ct bor, 81. ~
RADIIHEs-From Savannah y hund. lunches, e30$4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

ny Vefo4R0Dms
CHARLESTON, g. c., April a-Ths U. 8. II. stssusbS c.
lanbs Cspt Beng, xem NcwYezh, GI here q Seosa ~
e>snseD.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Ress4 Anonymous common;oa.;.
n,t;css ~, Whatever All communications,
""'o>s' &c. intended for Insertion i, tba rs
CAIN GAL NEWS must be accompanied vi,h 's ~
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12
ALEX ANDRTA. VA

=, Ssa lhe business of this office is co,a,,o.
We W. ..s ' cash basis. No books are kept and
We are without the ordinary means or s ana
Petuatlng evidence Of ;o6oh,.s. VI per-
p,'"'ius ana transient advertisements WV, w.
oe paid for IN adrance. '"uss
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

caleb Ross. son of Ex G,vo,,
hraar: are' entered the Southern arm. OF
or. breaking out of the war; and hs army on the
was :. exposure and hardships in tho '""9ec'
hs va" d; a''aoksd with typhoid fever "s camp
S So a,ed at Big Springs, Va, M iron, ,r" which
Govern a '0' only surviving son of ,ha =. OF
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

REPAIRS TO THE Cousr Horsr H.
mol Occupation y. Of the Court House as a ha =
da un oy I'll, the United States soldiers, so un
h",s aee was done to various portions of r' a.
ru,'olng, both interior and exto.; "s u r., the
puaee OF the Military Court bas . me
da au careful examination made of all ' th".s
nart;a se'' - and had them repaired. o.hs. s
p,e'ons of the building and walls ; o''e'
.; o.''e the beginning of the rresen. d; sa'eu
Con,, "r m Also been repaired, so that tha
t Hvai :: mouse is now in better cond r '"e
IMAM 1t has been for some time ' condition
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

'AFELE-s RIDrNc-Cn11p Rrv 49,
y" Yesterday afternoon. aho,t YER
af''lleryman passed up Kino streo. s,''N' an
of the F;, WY RAPID pace. and when in front
St. 4sanh Insurance company's office, near
lad . ha. street, ran over a little child The
I' a' boy eight years of age, is son IF ~
v n"u .''yd' residing on Franklin street. na. a
d; ss'es garden. He was picked un ;mmal
tho wy, a'.er the accident. and carried ;n,o
"S snop OF Mr.. J. F. Weadon, where h;s -;
, vo,a, were attended to. These proved to ~
wounds IN the forehead and in ~ eu - oe
W. e"na' severe, but not at ali oanaaua'
"e artllleryman was at on.e 0''us'
uard' and punished for culnahls aa ny the
esq., fast.riding and drivinv th,,,a w., ''esS-
reefs Is very dangerous and :. 'oe q
ensible. 80 e.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

~ 'AroRrs FROM BELOW.
onarles County report sad .,o ,s'sis from
conn as the hitherto thriving peon1e o ," rug.
tonne whose Wa farms border upon the ' p"'
with a' ,h war seems to have dealt as h,. ,0.
n ~a.n mem as with our old friends -, "a'''y
mers Of Fairfax " 'i'ei'"s' the far
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

o,, mhn4r'-rhe first arrival of wheat -, ;,
took n,..e course of trade for many mont ,'.e
,'' ~N pace yesterday It came Vi. NV 'laS'
of ' from Charles County-was d;s s 70,
prime lot of 1000 bushels ""7a' was
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Advert;s saes + of the Newark y IL.
aave''lser'" writing from al p"i'y
e epsaks 10 condemnation of the .aa .aa"er'a
the nIsoa .! the feelings Of many r;,zs". aea q,
yiryn; ave IN reference to their aIleyao"s o.
:, .' of the general uss of "r,S; TO
tho "s ana surrounding countrv sAes
III of Virginia. e' 10 the sacred
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

ty, - o s'r PROBATE r. s Court of cuyaho.a oo,,
n n.y. oa,o a few days ago, coo osa c0u"'
for ms,, "es'' was tried upon an ind;otr,a an'
ed sn; 1ty'ng white woman. wes. LINEN
cs,. guilty. to the charge ana wa. e s plead
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

IL Is said, in the New YorL n
tain parties l.; Ia" az, gwen permission to GER.
chant p vss IN Rhode Island to send m 0sr
m NJ "1 1 supplies necessary for rho 11 ,oao-
obtain c", u '0''D' for which they EXPECT t ~
sou,h c .O',Dn IN exchange at the norris :; 10
m .u'" carolina and Georgia, VII cb ' 'ba en- IN
Liverpool. ''e staple thence to
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

the Coufe aas,.,aston dispatches now o.
not ret;.ed on the lower p INV say that
puttin o', IRE southward-but ,b o'omac have
up telegraph on the WELT lat they are
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Cam, ' MILITARY CouRr.-rhe u;,;., -.
at RI. 1 " freese, held its usual sa.s a'y
tsn, t"e court House, this morninr ~ f's
'e'''"n was occupied with mil;tan LIS at.
Der. 0'o were large mum.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

ihe St. Mary's Beacon 81 ~,
vessels sa;,;nn lave e peen requested to say that
more ~ s",, ALL, fro" the Potomac for Ral hi'
t.ts s' oi other points will be pern;,,aa a''.
IKE freight as heretofore, but ,be ,n ' to
, pu PERMITTED t" land any freight ., @ ,h not
Their ordors '" u, 'f'elr return trips until fnr
this e oruers We have been informed b u
land ' as wa extends to Backston.s 1 1s'
'''' 'S well as TO other noint. - ''0 y Is
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

There is no little ind;,n,.:
frend. =, az the attempt of Gen. Frem p"o,al
FL auaas to intimidate the Governma a,e%""ts
vat. ''a'l"n of dispatches, public '"' 9y the
armv ~ a state of feeling in n,
''"y not warranted nv thu g.. "o
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Office nc e' n'ss letter, by mail, received !,
ed Us tive months past we believe s 'n''
Local Yesterday s containing an ord ', reach
Maryland W 70 sent to subscribe iUa 'n il
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

5,a, 80 report OF the capture of ans
TIE r. WIN fisher and Coleman on b.srd a"sy
va. "y' Is now positively contrad;otoa 'u yes
man, ves,sra "u'ns =, with grain at Mattaw's
was , Yesterday ': The story of the oan,"
fsr.o. yi :. "lth minute particulars. rhp ;'
th b.en's 49, not to believe any thin, . Inc TO-
'''' you heat, now,a-days. mug scarcely
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

vannab and '' 81; late merchant Of Sa-
BEEN '" H., and his sister, Mrs. Lowe :, , o.
charuss ' .;.s at Detroit Mr.. Green, nav; :,
t;n a'se' with having purchased w.. ,'ene .s
,sa "s ID England for tho Confedsro a a. NUM-
sent tn w " l1'' Warren. Mrs. Lowe was
Rested in " o;n. Her husband was was =.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

sed I en- Blenker's commands
on Monday s nshtp Procession in Wa s nrtp'
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

oen' Mcclellan warns those seminal,
~. .l" y: "e'eaffe: be convicted of sleon;~ 40
n ;,; posts that the penalty ordered by 90
'"'"tary code will be inflicted ~ the
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

tho a nave 10 day Indian Summer w.athe.
Ut most delightful season of the year. "'"'f
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

us alleged by scientific me, !, 49,
mat the Armstrong gun is .,r.n,; :" england
owing to ,h 0' as o. this is said to be chiefly
if m' 20 the defects of the vent piece, vh;nh
H.; " n'"oe OF steel breaks, aud if Of ,u" ""'1n
oa. .' 'e'os, isisfurther stated tba. ,ho -,
part If t ,h which are an essential
p i,; Oh the Armstrong system ara ISIS ssv"''a'
"TRIP, and so throw shower ~ .'a'i ., to
sn.o"' where the artillery was coror H'ss'ies' n
oes. 'a'a' 20 friends than
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

R furnished Amdi ~ 70 Or RENT HOUSE neatly
w. at tho office of the Gazette nov A az T.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

d.; "1SRiAeEs.-The Clerk of the .,ou
urn county Court granted durinr tha A.'Aan'
u us"s9s This is considerably below ~ -.
years. I hat of the month for the past e;sht
Jv"is' out IS larger than the number .,as.
curing the October of last wear '""'eo
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

,. .'e trade In breadstuffs at the ws.. -:
'eaS'n has been enormous. and ha' 'n "a,
amount yet remaining is T., com. Nv" inc
ln v,'e: month of navigation is sub;so, -" IS
livery interest. The last Detroit Adras su' o'
,'''eS d falling off in the deliveries os r.hsl
mere on account of the adv,n. "heat
nr;oos oe WY. corresponding decline IN
p .,,a .. OF gram Notwithstanding this do :"
...., '''' ', Is no question that the roads 90,
'"'"'s "'l' he taxed to their utu,s. ana
md of the season. ''' utmost to the
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Ao article is going the rounds If tho
psrs, Showing that nobody who drinks VIA p"
~ 'ailea wine in this country, can now 1 ha
sure that there is any Crane ;n;oo - ~" oe
ne drinks. Brandy. or wbat aoo - "nat
s saa' name is almost universally sbuonsd |
90 utterly internationally. Whiskev evou
.'equ'fes watching" in more v,v. 49,.
'ne-most fit being drueged or .d,,1.o '""n
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Washington. returned to
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

,na ' ~ neanresard says that tbe .o.
d;s e confederate troops from Fa;rt.. e"oa' OF
july a, RI'. the battle of the 18th of
s,,,n.. az n'ackeurn's Ford, is the s. o.n OF
fore q, "a record of volunteers re,i,,ns In IN,
y;, i '' ENLARGEMENT, and with ,ha a. DC,
giving battle in another nos;,; n Tue OBJECT of
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

Soma - A. says, after ro.,,.
t Io,"e OF the chief exploits Of re'0untiOg
has has,, h.. mat what has been scien,;sa "as'sa-
h' H., 'een a pecuniary failure y w.: success
ton. oefhs ocean nav;oo.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-12

y IL Is understood that the I'd.
tel NV ; army of the Potomac will be vn. ,ne
in ~ intelligence of successful a;
ex usi, vi u the Federal cause by the nsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-02

Giner Der Ne6eqens@ efansened t9it5
Sort MOnroe Oamtt berum, DaB Qteiit,
bet Satterao Snlet Iubmurinil6e Sattett
8elegt babe, pel9e pte game 8unO . Jit
etnem @Glage in Die Cuff iprengen miro
Sett Der Stretttstett, rpelhe 3wtI4en Nlt
uno BtrgtntosG ruppen In Norttown fiat
Den BADEN unO mobet aht Nlann eetSDtet n
Fno Die str9tntl&en 9tsetmenter mad
perlegt perDen. Die MlabamasQeute beld
ten Ote Brighter Der 8etgbett.
5eute frab magic F6 Elm tletnes S&t
aus Dem 6afen BON NOrfOlt berauS unO
6re9otte .SaOannab" auf S6uBpette
Dafelbe feuerte % 9ombsn Auf Ote 6reg
obne teoc@ Den 8eringlteu 5&aDen gu
SgbalO Die &anOuen Der Sa0annab ar
NntpOrt gu geten, maAte liA Der fitbne
auf unp Daoon unO Fa6tete ii6 btnter g
Rptnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-02
8om Sarpers 8errn.

Ganp4 5pof, 81. 9ug. gBir BADEN bier
8ele9entIi0 Den 8eiuA ron Qeuten, Die temlstts
oeo 8Iuies wObnen. Dtelelben ersablen, DoB etne
Some GjuarO BON Is Mann, ale Se5eIliOntten,
oaa 2ano fQrtpabrenp pur6itreifen, I'm Unions
2ente 3t p~erja9en. Sol. NibbY fam Dor etntsen
8Agen nit 200 Mann Gopaaerte naA Sarpers
6errp, nm Die ~pentsen nod bort pUbuenOen ar-
Better 5a peranlaien na1 NtNmOnp sn 9eben,
Inn bort gu arbeiten. Der QObn, ipelAfr tbneu
Oerlprptben wurDe, belauft lib auf SO bis So per
Gag. Die meilten Der Arbetter fonnte1 Der Ser
ludu19 ntdt wiperlteben u1p mebr ais Die Salfte
~perlelben ltnp na6 Nt1mOnO 9e9ansen, Dtete=
ni9en, pte lbpn iett Idngerer 3eit in 8iGmpnr
searbeitet baben, Idreiten, Oab ie p66entli6 in
pirgtntIAem Dapter-@elo au0be3uplt wirOen.
Dteie0 Cir Augment 1T natiirltG In RitmVnp
nun DeBbalb gerlaGt tpcrpen, oamtt Die nod biet
anpelcnpen Nrbetter ib perlpden lalIen ben itkrt.
gen Su fpl9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-02

Cit felli4e3 0ernno on9eIe9i VabeI'. J%nIitttett
preu6jI0ev, peimaritber unD englifAer 8oDHen
~flattert fril2 uup frel Die peuti1e GrtcpIore, Die
louqeSa6re perbannte un0 nli NIT pDppelt ber3e
ltdem Subel be9riBts, Dte BnIbaQa, oaa erite
8eriammlunae Qcfal Der 0Glte, 1T NIT 2an69e.
mtnpen unO8ld99en feltltA 0@ecorirt beute NbenoS
fnDet oaielbit Die erite TeitliAe 8e8raBun9 itatt,
an rether itA. 9leidlpie an DEM mOr0eaosn 6elts
3uge, audi Die lt1pttide Deputatt0n tetpetli8en
mirD.
Bcrltu, 10. Nugpf, 2u5 o1em Oauen
Oeutl0(an05, aus Der @Gmet3, pann aus Sol
Lamp, Gn9lan0 ltno De 1urner ttebergeeilt, etIl
Deutl4erGurner aus GaunOa lit nit Der SABINE err
iAtenen, Elm 3tpetter aus Cincinnati, Elm prttter
aus Wbjlapslpbta uno Elm ptertyr aus Stem Vorf.
.9lact0ein am 8. 2lugult pabrenO pee gan3en Ga
ae8 In Der WatbaQa, Der @entrolbaue Der Burner
Oe 2lnmelpnngel per nugefommen Statt &c
funoea, perlammclten ih N6enDs baleltt Die
iIdrnmtftGen am Tefte t6eiinebmenoen 1trner unO
&brsdqQ(te. Oos QofaI mar 1tun OH Ietnem
@tneaa0e nit nreuBjIAen uno peutihen 6abnen
gei6mtuft, Elm 2aubgang filbrte CUR Snle unD In
r~erielbe1 purpen bint9r Dem Srhelter in eineul
6albfreiie pie ldmmtltden 8abuen Der am Gete
tbeilnebmenOen bielt8en unD frempen3urnpereiue
anegrteflt. Mtt pornertOeu 6pA8 murpen be
arilBt Die SABINE au8 Sdleslptg 0oltein unO Die
SABINE aus Cincinnati (8er. ct. 8lngge.)
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