New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

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SALE OF yxKsELs AsD CARso.-we And Ia IN, Er.
anime. the following; At New-0rleaps, on the Iosb
nst the following vessels were cold; schooner Mes.
maid, $780, bark Ocean, ts soo' ship Milan, 5000,
schooner Ella $50. The 800 sacks Of eals csrss
of the ship Milan, were sold ct 81 IS per sack.
RrcHAosD Pace CURREsr- Exchange on New.
York, y cent; premium on Specie, 10 v ceut.s
Bacon, 20 cents v n; Butter IS cents v nj Com,
so cents busbel Coffee 2S cents v hi Flour, % y
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BRIGADIER.GESERALs.-Am the Bigsdier-
Generals attached TO tho army Of The Potomac The
following: Whiting \. Jones, ID. X Jones, Even,
Bcnhamy Lonsstreei. Toombs, Evans Jackson, klssv
and Early.
APPLIES FOR DroacF.-Mrs. Sue A. Garter Fortsg
Of Murfresborougb, NJ c.. the wife Of Charles Henry
Foster, has applied for divorce, ON the grouSd thai
her husband Is an Aboltionist.
PRHATSrRs.-Ths Charleston papers advertise
shares for sale IN the pnyacer schooner Beanregsrd
In Charleston there the steamships Nashville 3e
tuns; the Isabel, lis tuns, and the Cefawbs, w
tuns; ships Msekinaw, ,09f tnnsi and John Rayenn
100 tuns bark Eiiwae sJ tuns, aud brig Emma Eser,
l96 tuns and Louise, l7j tuns.
Brave FEAr.-General Pillow has seized hoat-
ing show, composed Of stuffed cas, tigers and leop-
ards, and whnt wac representcd ~ Arenas Wards
magnificent se. Of wax figures: The show was a.
HAT md ff.E kufera oIasI -
man as contraband, and taken 10 Memphis, where q
was oonfscated By order of Gen. Pillow.
THE BLOCKADE or GAIyEsros.
Frcn ne Goiseson cittfm.
Last Monday the various foreign Coseus at the port
of Galveston sent docuuent to Capt Alden, of'she
United States blockadng iadron, protesting agsinss
his conduct Saturday 10 bombardng the town wns-
ont notice forei ners and nonOomhataDs, whereby
foreign subject killed. aud the Brish and rome
Of the other Consular residences and Offices greatly a.
angered. The bearer Of the protest permitted 70
return without an answers but yeeierday Aas was
hoisted on the steamer asAiag comm ason with tss
shore.
Capt. Conrad OF the Confederate Army, wLo Is 10
command Of the bate ries at the Fast End took sa
vessel and met boat from the steamer at the bar
when a conInuuicati was handed to him. addressed
TO the Consas Report saysthai 1t covers three rags,
and ID labOred attempt on the part Of Alden 10 Iiy
his habarous conduct IL IL said that be does not oeny
that be had thrown his shells nc the town instead A
the forts. We scarcely think bis viii satisff
the for ign powers whose rights have been thus ou-
ragged.
The Ga,pcston CitTlian says The election returns
are favorable 20 Lubbock for Go oyernor.
The distance from New-Otlealc to Galveston BY he
inland route Is fS miles.
The BrouAsr,Hc FYoQ saws the PEOPLE have -
endless profuson Of vegetables aud fruits OF every
description there, and are "rsridly starving 70
death re came, in consequence Of Abes blockade.
We should think 20.
SUPPLIES AT .0nISass-7He Nr-Oriraas
Crescent Of Aug. IL says There was some talk
about ssl and the stock hand. The county Is no>
vet suffering from the scarcity Of the article and before
lne stocks IA the country are exhausted ere viii be
found means TO obtain supplies. 1t will be out OF
pare for 10 say how the sock can be rspleufsbed.
The spes and informers in our midst viii save The
papers hoard the blockadiDg squadron before ~
Lonrs expire.
The stock Of coffee il becoming much reduced, s,x
inieations are strong for very short supply. W,A
will answer for y substitute Is the inquiry: Why.
the cereal rye. II The country is deprived of The berry
IL will aot be the frr. time In this century. During
the war Of 1sl2 ISIS the intercourse with foreign
countries was closed and coffee Was considered cheap
st one dollar per pound, However we shall not suaN
greatly il we should be deprived Of our moini'g osv'
erage tie coming year.
As regards otber articles, such "A provisions and
br, aIstut., there will lie no wan. for the Litter.
Saed meats aud provisions will command high prtea
but such higi and elevated prices as woajd,bs
Spectators anticipate. In parts VI the country
planters and farnersre not prepared to meet the pres.
ent crsis. II has taken many un.syarcs, but bce:s
the present stocks Of meats be consumed measu g.
will have been concocted and carried out that viii
any deficiency in the supplies of Western bacoD
pork and beef Ihe South does not care coutfuertal
dollar for Ohio hams, Indiana pork, Illinois bssf
corn and wheat. As for baggin4 aud rope from moor
kentucky, we shall not want yard or pend Of
either. We believe that the HeSians, with Black
John and all will he driven out Of Missouri and tha1
hemp begging, and rope will come hitler from thss
State as usual.