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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25
rassRssxE ITEMS.

LHAL u NUMBER Oh Tree persons OIL cOlOF have
volunt their services TO assist In nur-
sing the sick at the military hospital In that
place. and are rendering valuable aid in that
way.
Tine Nasty lille Gdzeste states that the POW.
der mills OF Mr.. w hissman, III Coffee ounty,
Is now turning cut 1900 pounds OF powder
per day. 1t Is said to be of the best quality
for military purposes.
The LincolLttes are in strong force In the
adjoining kentucky counties, whence, In
considerable numbers, they make frequent
raids into Campbell, Scott and Claibcrne
counties. Tenn, stealing negroes and horses,
and sometimes capturing eitiSsus Tha Knox.
Vile Rs4istr says thAss nests will scon be
broken up.
o1Dsa FaoM eHS. HcaEa cosozasIxa Iarr szs
BENT TO YAxHgH LARD.
For the inform alton of the public, we ir-
ert the following order:
usADe's DErAzrMMr oy EoRPoLK
Norfolk, Va, Dec. "a. 1861.
Hereafter no letter exceeding one pAgs Of
or tinary-sizaa letter paper will be ssnt to
the United States by dag of truss.
BsEJ. HuaHR, Jr., i
lst Lieutenant and 4. p. u,
yATIIARcHAL rATHIoT.
The I.ouisvtlis (Bowling GIssa} Cearis, oi
ths nth inat.s says;
WsSose informsd yesterday ~ gsntie-
mAn who hnows the party AL nan y % her
deseeaAents, that thsfs u - prssent ltviug II
LosdopA cosugs va.s : isdy AAmsd IN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

FAILING BAcK-cITIzENs LEAVING soNsRsBr. &
The Louisville tKy.) Democrat, (Rep j OF
the sth inst, publishes the following letters
from Somerset and Stanford counties, from
rpIia bile Darties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

FT0M VI D7tpdtM,
1--WE have read portions Of tho mann script
and we pronounce IL beautiful, excellent, snt
conclusive. We hope that It VIII obtain th
circulation that IL merits, not only In Ana
lea, but in Europe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
AUSTRIA.

The arehduke Charles Louis had, at his own re-
oue,t. been relieved OF lis functions Governor Of
the Tyrol and Vo1lberg aud Prince Charles Lob
howiI had bren appointed Ills successor The oit,il
Wrn,r ZataRe pubishes an account Of the revenue
and expenditure ia lSb0 according which there was
AN ocrc ~ in the former OF a. 100 259 forms, and
decroase in the latter Of l729i3,3l7 torns COM
pa cd vita 1853. The det in tie year louU, amount
ed to 6j J62, so ioIns against IeDJ3j,2l3 forms III
lSJy
The extreme Croatiao national party had triumphed
the Diet having adopted te proposal for Tie separation
OF Croaiia from Hungary by 10 aganat votes.
Runiors had been current ia Nieona that the Hun
garian Ministers Baron Way and CONT szecsen had
resi- med, but they were eOntrldied
Vienna telegram confirms the resignation of Baron
Vay and Count Eres.iu, and It'd acceptance. Count
Folgdch has BEEN appointed Chancellor OF Hungary
b. vit,e II BiTon Vas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Donai, % sepembre, 1885," They are said 70 hav.

Donai, % Sepfemh'e, 1867 They are said to bav.
great accuracy and lng range. On board the ves.el
everything Is kept in ,hpshape order, aud everything
betokens the wel'-kcpt msn-of-war.
Her crow consists Of lis sailors, oil of whom ar
no" dressed in ;hc aunty rig of the French MARINE
painted tarpauns striped cotton shirts with braided
turnover coars short jackets broad bella, confined
by large brass buckles, and the traditional Rowin,
trowse's and pumps The officers are gentlemen Of
distinction in their profession and possessed Of the
clureous aiiability which marks their nation. Their
names and ranks are as follows
Geosetts Du Bui-son Carsne de ffegsie Corn anIsps
Declle Lieutenant de Nai.seau Commandanl second
Irunet, Ensg @ DC Nai.seau.
Asso En'!gue de Nsietu. lucphew Of The great sSrsrora
Editor-SenatoT.) Wv 'N''sa
fersud, CairuraioIr Major
Orange, CommissaiFe
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Movement. of Ocean steamers.
Sf,dnHini.
To ARRIVE.
Passeugrrs Arrived

IN steamship Ci'E Of BoifEore from LifCpjot-ADire.
Biuny, 4. Sty kruway d. Costello. VIM. MLl.m
Russell Mr. and Mr J. Pnan aniclld Mt and Mr.. jobs
Meynsr1 Mis-. p hasusd, Miss J. A. Ne ng-d Miss = D.
Drew Dr. Aunn. wife and dl Igtpr Mr.. Md.d Mrs Now
bray Mr Sherwood Nildkin Mr. and Me Campbell. hg.
Aibrey J. W Yairs Can't A. Aexsnder Capt rsnde Z. D.
Cooke Mr Downing b. parsons, NJ aud Mrs J. Hoddes sr
and child Mr. and Mrs SENIOR Miss Nelson. Mis- Nisms
MIS- Tbcmp,on, Mr. berry, Mr. AID Me-. Pney Thom,t
Bailev and son. Mr. Adams, Mr. and MTs Person, Nh sTi
Mrs CLARK Mr. Carpenter Mr. KenlisOn Mr.. cnlel1 =.
5mpkius Nix Joues Mr. Price d. Fell ard is9 IN ieees-
Total ia
IN az Casro from Haroaa Thomas Douglas Cias. Burn
Mrs. nonl- Douglas who died on tue passage.
brig kifg brothers from P,rtqH PrireeT J. Msusn
A. Brown John Palmer, Mshala Garnes. Edmond goyen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
PRUSSIA.

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE KING.
On SUNDAY morning, the l4th inst, as the King OF
Prussia was walking in The promenade a. Baden Baden,
an attempt wss made up" bis lfe with pistol. His
Majesty, however, received no injury beyond shght
conlusUn the ne, X, and returned TO Lis residence
ON foot TIE miscre.nt who mad7 The attempt was
imu, dat, ~ arrested. lie is a young man named
Be- kerr aged II year, a student 40 LEIPZIG and mt
tive of Odessa. A letter was found upon him 10 the
effect that hs eseens the King personally, BAT does
MOI consiler him competent to deal win the German
ou sion. He declared that ne had no accomplices.
the Crown Irn,e of Puss,, who was On visit
to Queen Victoria, Immediately on hearing OF the
event, III Osborne for Baden.
Ihe Latest kilograms report the state Of the Kings
health Ms quite iefactory. The kr,u- ZGtnng says
tbo Ie,gnaion of Baron Ven hleiuit2, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and the appointment OF Count de
Bernsorf as his successor we've expected IN few
diys.
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The Por {. e'tims,ed at 1888 900 bales of which 1884,
500 bales are American.
Private circulars report Fdsys ,les as 1900 to bales
OF the fullest prices Of he week
STATE OF TRADE ~ hASCHBsTER-The adyices from Man
chester able The ke tends Upward Holders de
mand an advance, which IN some cases 4. obtained
LAVE 81 bEEApsruFFs MARKET-Ihe Brsadatuts market
u dull, Win declining tendency. -
essrs N:hadob, Spence Go. report: Flour declined Cd
al sale. at % q29 Wbos. very dull l1 inferior qualities
aud al quatie offered az considerable decline OF Red AZ
9Jdll end White at 10 od29 Corn steady sales OF Vel
low a. 23 02i @, aud Of White al 81 iG03li.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKhI-Tbs Provision market 10
quiet beef steady Pork qUiet aud quota ions barely main
tanned Bacon dull partial decline oil qualities. Lard
PAoDUC. MsKKET-f OF Ashes dull and all quail
ties gty declined sales 296030 Peal Ashes dull at 81
o'in hrn, with an improvement on the lower qualities sales
6ba6 arrive Spirits upentine steady At ~
49, Sugar firm Coffee quiet Rice steady sales o Carolina
at g 3. Fi,h Oi quiet. Lnseed OH iruei 3,S0l 49,
LONDON MAkKET. July % Messrs. barring Bros.
T., both rails aud bar Coffee hf. Sugar, steady Rice
,tesdy, Spirits Turponne hrm At 81 IaOw, all qualities
slightly deced ass 49,. Tes quiet but steady at Ota
for common Congou. Lnse d Oil il.
LONDON MoNEi MtHK. Consos closed Fldsy at 8s'6
8)i Tor money aud SO. 0g0 ior discount.
The bullion IN the Bank Ct Eng and had declined.
AMERICAN SEcrRTiRs The Darket 10 generally unchaHgcd
Erie, 2Gd23; Illinois Central $50 i8l discount.
LATEsT--Tia QHseAst0WH.
LvZRPoof, Sunday Morning The sales Of CoTroS yesterday
(Salurd - 900 bales which 900 bales
ua ION aad tor port The maiIet co.,d nrm.
Breads UFF' closed yesterday very au with quotations
barely maintained
PkOyisIUSs clo.ed quiet.
LONDON saturday Evening -C0ssoIs 9a de9l for money
and ,i.0 dJ! for account
Err Railroad stock 22j e23 Illinois Central BaifOl J3l4
f.vEr MARxEr July l8Tbe sales CoTToS for tho week
10 500 brs the aIk opened e but closed active
advanced. by intelligence America. The s5ss
port is ~, 100 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

DRowSED.-Wm Randolph, aged eight years a..
Of Mr.. VIM. Randolph, residing al No Ferry streca
South BROOKLYN about O'Clock on Sunday sye,i,o
accidentally fell overheard from the new bridge noy
being built nj Hamllton-avepue Ferry and bef3rs y.
sisaace could be rendered be was drowned. IJs Ma,
recovered after being about an hour IN Inc ws's
by young man Dsped sweeney who ufe- divin5
several times, succeeded il bringing it up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Marine WURN1L.
FORT OF NEw-YoRE.,....,...JtLr
Cleared.

shps-Pas lTa, h'z,s BsrcalorA Rivera Hall Mi.sI
ipri 1uo0et LeyhOra W Psstacai, g. Pail Br DGisGe
Port ag.PTihco.
BslkAHn, S'e on ST. John ~ u. Saxony SoCsi Lonloa
Fnuch, Ntirckc NcLIt
Bh.5-Two Boys, Haley, St John. Middleton 5 Co Ms
A.ic- Hsrdy. fo.o, Brett. son ca Hal kolLson Aar
CaYe Miller iiooshton y ay Cole 81 Joaa T. J. Ns'n
{ son.
shooners-Tssla Wing Heiug. Queerstawn, q. Bailey,
Washugou, Mcnil, PEisispha. Lookout larp.r Boson,
Brett son co .Ti.eE Audef or Dihiori Bo oon Col
Royal J3husos, Fllro. Island. go.
S,esmc.s-Noye.y, s.aF Philadelphia. - No .Fsid, Iia'
d Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
ENGLAND.

The steamer Kangaroo, from New-York arrived on
the lSth.
Tie political news by the Africa is unimporant.
The Ne. s,ge of President Linconhad been vdriol8y
received by the English p.ess An obstinate struggle
was predicted.
Tie L9aioa Times thinks Southern independence
will be the issue OF the conflict.
T'he L1Adon Ojservey says that Sir George Corn-
wall Lewis goes 10 the War Office. Lord PaimeIsIon
will act tor Foreign Ahirs in the House OF Commons.
The En, lis journals cilicse Pr sidehi Lincoln Me,-
-ags.
produred by the fret Message, and tears he has oat-
wsi ed all en- ,nces II neInecine war, anu foreaees
~ a by-tander thnt tbe recognition Of Southern iud"-
pcudcnce is issue, 10 VIII b. after INFINITE iDss ahd
humiliation, The contest must rthnli.
The LOHtJH PfiJt say, at this date u ~ ldie 10
argue Oh the question gal ishts. IL Is ior tue
government gut down resistance az soon as p0seiVle
n predicts obstiude uud sngninary strneslt, ana
while protesting personal sympathy Tor the cppoheht9
OF Slavery, rcjOices At England strict neIgralily'
The D0Hy Macs eulOSiZes the Message, aud says;
L. st. at rest the question Of Compromise, and tne
Government is now Ia poei'ion 10 'ecu'e' Oy Hs
energetic action, tue sympathy Oi 1ofelgh lo"efs'
The 1dcgydph and STIR quarrel WIN the hesrd8e'
and cali II very un AlsIt ei0(.
during a debate in the House Of Commons on the
of the possible cession Of The Island OF Sardinia
10 France Lord john Rus ell siid snch rchee conn
not be permitted AID would terminate the ALI ince "I
England and France. lie did not believe the l.alan
Government contemplated sucn an act
The political news from tie Cor 'iDrni = meagIe.
TheFeeman's Joarncl publishes tie returns OF tie
lisn census for the year o6l. From the returns lt
appears that the population OF Ireland on the sth OF
Apil la-t the day on VIII The eeusu- was taken,
va j,76I,5i3 which shows an absolute decrease Of
population compared wi n the census Of 1851, VI
1o1 b. or alout L. per cent. Compared with ISL,
the decrease il ,5s, 20 per cent In the rel
gDus tables, vi ich nre now Published for the hIst
time il ap ears that the Sth Of April the Catholic
population was I,JGOO00, while other persuaslons
number 27J so.
The City oi Baltimore brings the following specie
Wskrmlu Dirnor Cot 800 yan,s 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

DROWNED AT RocKAwAY-About O'Clock on Snp.
day evening the body of man about 50 ears OF o.,
was washed ashore at Rockaway. Il was about ; fe,
inches high, had been in the water some time ar,,
bore no marks OF violence. The coat was torn dow,
the back. watch, No. 1885, was found on the
body. Coroner Brook Carroll took Charge Of he 20.
Mains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
arrival of the City CT Baltimore and the Africa.
THE RECEPTION or THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

The serew-steamer City of Baltimore, which left
Liverpool on the 18th and Queenstown on tie 18Th Of
July arrived at ts port yesterday; and the Africa,
which len Liverpool on the Goth Of July, arrived at
Cape Race on Sunday evening.
The Africa has 10 passerger. and $4,000 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

LIVERPOOL CoT1os MARKBT, July 20The Broke Circular
reports the sale Of the week 1900 bales including % 90
pecnsors and 1900 exporters The marker became active
and prices advanced under the igices from America 1.-THE Pre
DENTS Mesagel aud hode offered Heir stek freely without
however, pressing sales The inferior qpalies Of American
have old per pound white the and midd0g de-
s:ripion. sIe barely "a higher. The ac' OF Friday wee
1000 bales, Of With 1900 bales % specustor aud
porers the meko csHs firm q, the following authorized quo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

HATTTYOHE IITN = "
The b. shin Magic Cure formerly tho Am slp ~.
saol Cant CUiR Liverpool for baltimore, went s1S
Frid.g Jiy 20 on Smith Island Cope Chne and VI"
pro,c total loss. Ciew saged. a, "a,
nv PoRIIAN.. July ~ lb;;s.
The shp VIM Withcrbee lof Cssne) arrived e this TOR 49,
morning with loss o. al ,opnass aud rigging ~ days on' 40
Boston FOR London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
DIED.

GAMSEY-on Monday July g. Mr. Ersrcis r ..,x .,,
Of Cayan, Ireland, aeed ~ years ~ "N'''
His friends and i,,anre. are rerectGv IA ,,
his funeral NeduosJo 3ls fost ~ 1901 ror, s,
late residence, No AL Eighth avenue. %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
RIySSI

Letters from 81. Petersburg state that the Russian
Government have commenced the retrietion Of their
iaper currency by ordering tho destruction Of notes to
he value If tour millions aud quarter roubles. Ac-
cordiug TO news from Warsaw a Telegram has been
lived there from ST. Pete sburg ordering the cleo
ii ns for the icipaI pfovi1idl aud district coun-
ellis to be suspended nItil further orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

sand soldiers more, wouli merely have penetrated
little deeper Into ~ Q Confederate nap and ne re-
suit woul1 lave been the same. GEORGE WILKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
spoken.

Juy a. II a. H. Cape May bosog W. % mss 'ctt ~ !.
beth lane fo ST. GEORGE fro Turk Is!snd .s Hoit,
July 70 ai u.. > y. nou Ahrecom brig S''sh DO"'"'
BanscTl, lIom Havana fe. bes.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
EIiANCE.

Ia MoHjtssr SAYS the Emp continued 20 Gerve
much benefit from the waters % Nicy. aud ~ denies
rumor that DR.. Rayer Lad been summoned 10 Nicby IA
all haste.
In Pari, Il ere was general report ~ treaty be-
tween An tia, p'us,ii aud RgssiI offensive Il de-
hniye, IL the event oi ai ihsuII'''0n III "'"s"! u
Poland. ~.
TIE MgHiteur contains an Imperial decree, MODIFY.
ing The imprt duties foreign sugar ei her iehnel
or uutefn,d Tie 1ntics Oh sugdr Imported IN French
hottou. are reduced ~ 0 pr 100 xii gammes, hen
imported from countries Mt of E0rle o. el.ewbere;
30 ~. ii imported by foryigu ye-rels, or IL coming
from other piHs 10 34. per 100 hlogsanues. Inc
OF colT-. NJ ( lows The dry coffee ,Ouiing fsom
The Fmich col mics II ~ French establishments oh TIE
N.,t Coast OF Africa. and III French vessels. II DOW
3 re 4 zranm's If lrpm Other countries ont VI
Iut,IC Jf 90; II IN tYrriyl y,.sl-, oil Do. per
i,J III ,Qumme- Modicaious are also made ~ Z e
d,'i.s nn Sweh iron. Tie same dccicc Orders thh'
foalgo sugar when unrened aud Import mona cour
rir.d To Frn,c With the leneit Of Graw 3a' T. II IT,
exported TITO premiums on the exploration o. SOAPS
age suppressed.
The Fpn,h Government paper say that lie n2g'-
da ions ior tLe commercial treaty wecn France aud
prtf.ia nfe ~ god rs tsrmintei.
Order. hSd been received 40 louon directing "a"
fl,, di, lon OF the sqUBdr under lie command OF
ADJ iml Iacsp,lle 10 be IN readiness 100 departure
Ia Gloire will accompany ills sIE dr'u, Tie desina-
zion OF hlch il rink own.
Phase Adam Czar,orisk died n, Paris on the 18th
instant.
Trade in France wRs extremely depressed.
The harvest was. the whole UakinR satisfactory
progress although here nal many complaints.
Tierorn aud lonr markets in rui- were DOH.
Ths1i0ufse was dull Rsutes dJr,d on the 10th at
67i. 10.
Tle pai, Bonrse was dull. Remes 61E sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

Count san Martina hal tc-igued the lIeItcnanyy of
the king ~ Naples AID Gen tiidni had been up-
pOutsd ia lie lcr with The title ~ LeutenaptGie-
ril If Naples II was said ,h't Count Cau,eli would
assia CIllili 10 the Government OF Naples.
lbe N,zwH0ie pat fishes letter. in which the life
II Cihi0i il threatened.
Several conflict, had taken place in the Neapolan
pr,yinc p. between the royal tIoops and the briJnnds
In which The LATER suffered gre,t l,sscs. Foe Itll"4
.s.rts that Cialdni had been invested with power,
analogous to thvoe Of the Lieutenant of the King Of
Sicily.
The bill for the construction of naval and nilitlry
arsenal nj SpeLzia lad pasred the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties. la the senate The 'iOnal loan voted by 90
agios3 The loan was expected 10 be brought out at
~ to ~.
The Fourth of July was celsbflief by the Americans
al q noa nader rue Proficiency Of ,he &. ). COsul
tie port, ia patriotic lyle. grand dinner was given
a. the Hotel dc Ia Vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
SPAIN.

Tho Qucen Oh the l5Jn re,eirej the Embassadors OF
England and America, AID aiterward lelt Madrid ior
Sautander.
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aISlATCkE ALMANAC.
Sul-Rifes,.4;5s Srts............I;l6 Aoor-Rsel =
sandy Hook. LIS Gov. Island 2O8 Hell Ga.-.,. 3is
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Disasters, &c.

Rrrraszp-Bhs f. a. Reed, Cr,ns, tn B'roadoe'.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-03
For The Cecil Wing
FAREWELL.

Sad is the cadence that roun Us is breathing,
Dreamiy round till our spirits are bound.
Bound as with bands OF dark sorrows viewing,
Bound in th1 warp aul woof OF that sound
Fare ye we'll Farewell!
Everywhere ling"r in sweet rhythmic numbers
Songs for the living and hymns for the dead;
Sounds that will hush ths young babe to its
Strains by which warriors to battle are lei
Notes that they love 50 well
Still through each chord of the music vibrating
Fantly sound like an echo is hearl;
Faintly but true our blood pusating
Throbs through the melody one painful word
Fac ye we'll Farewell!
Nature too. breathing the air Of our sadness,
Sings in strain she hath horrowe from m en-
Thousands of streams that once ripp!ed in gadneSs
Thrill with sense of our woe through each glen;
Echo prolongs the SWELL
lamps that were hung out to light the deep spaces
barking through Gods univ erse everywhere,
Now seem to go out and fall from their places,
Unseen is His light through the clouds of despair
Faith can alone dispel.
Youth like beam from tho Orient streaming
Cheers us awhile with its glad sunny smile,
Leaving shadow it lies while we're dreaming:
PurcIy it never could shine on ear his guile.
Short was its mystic spell
Men in the pride of their strength ever glory,
Drink AS from wine-cnps the blood Of their foes
But while they re qn fling from gob! ats SO CORY,
Keeling they ial-in the clay fnl reposc
Heard ye their death knell
Light from the sunset of life is reflected,
Gliding n moment some ford cherished hope,
Fainter and tninter it fades unsupported
Leaving us dark in deaths night. time to gropc
Grefs that cannot tell
Oh could we break through our spirits dcspairing
Might not ,r to the pure golden shore.
Catching the smile that our angels are wearing.
Till there u place where is heard ncvermore-
Fare yc well Farewell,
Fiona.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-03
NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof, Edward ID. Porter. PRINCIPAL,
FALL SESSION, 1860.


The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NONEM BIER. and continue FIVE MONTHS The
Buildings and Grounds have been placed in COM
plete order and fitted up with new Furniture,
especially adapted for the comfort and convenience
of students Rooms are furnished for the older
boys, as in Colleges, for PRIVATE STUDY free from
the confusion an,. restraint of school room The
Course Of Instruction is thorough and practical,
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges, far the active duties Of the farm
hop or counting house
By the libcrality Of the Board of Trustees. the
Academy is furnished with a Library of 900 vol
umes, and one Of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus affordiug facilities for acquiring complete
Scientific and Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed. and no
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training Of the young men entrusted
to his care. Terms moderate. For circulars and
information address, EDWARD D. POTTER,
Sept. I5 1S60-tf Newark, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-03
Che Nlarkets.

EEKToN MARkETs. Wheat $F.00af. 03.--
Corn as cts. Oats "a cts.
BALTIMORE GRYfN MARKET. The prices
OF grain have advanced this week. White
wheat is quoted at 81 coal so for fair to good,
and 81 25a $40 for prime to choice
Corn White G5a70 anu yellow 50a55 cts
per olshe.. Oats are IN demand for govern
ment use and prices range from SO to SO cts
ior ND, and 35a38 cts for Pa.
HAY AMP SrRAw.-There is good demand
for old Hay, which is higher, and we now
quote baled Timothy at 14aSl6 per ton
loose do, l2aSl 3; Glover. baled, l0aSl2 ;
Rye Straw, 13a$l4: Dat do, SaS9; Wheat
do, lass per ton.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 3lst.-
Beef Cattle = Offerings this week 5000 head
sales at 7aSl cts per h., average 7a7a CTS
decline of 50 cents per I00lbs. Cows sci.
ling at 22aS50 per head Veal Calves sell a,
2a5a cts per ID for common to extra. Sheer
and Lanbs active, sales, at 3sa7 cts per II
Tor ordinary to prime.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-03
MOTECE.

State Of Iluyland, Cecil county to-mt:
7 hereby certify that Geo. W. Trapnell, of
L said county, brought before me, the sub
scriber, one of the Justices Of the Peace, in
and for said county, this sixteenth day Of
July, 1861, as Stray trespasSing upon his
enclosures, a dark gray Colt, supposed to be
about eighteen months old white spot in
her forehead. Given under my hand.
ISAAC r. TAYLOR, J. p.
Came to the premises of the su bscrber,
near Rising Sun, on Tuesday night, the 9th
Of July, 1861, a dark gray Mare Colt, sup
posed to be about eighteen months old !;
having white spot in the forehead, and a
portion of the tail white. The owner of said
colt is hereby requested to come forward :,
prove property, and take the same away, or
said colt will be disposed Of according to
law. GEO. w. TRApNELL.
July 90, 1861 --3w [$2O0l