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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-08
NEw YoRK, Aprjl %.

NEW foRKs April 20.
The Board OF Ulder. iers ars httlny out
an armed steamer Tor coast guard.
LIS stated thata grocer has arrived hero
from Charleston who was imp pressed into ths
service Of the Confederate army. and escsped
By concealing himself 10 vessel. He re-
ports that al the bon bardment Of Fort Sum.
ter AZ least one thousand rebels were killed.
Four hundred were killed in Mou,rie, and
thirty By Anderson's first discharge.
The following i published:
ITO Major Andersen, late commander a
Fort Sumser-I an directed BY the President
% communicate 70 you, and through you to
the officers and men under your command at
Fort Sumter, the APPRECIATION OF the Govern
mcnt Of your and their jrdc Gus aud gallant
conduct there, and tender you and them the
thanks or the Government"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-08

CAIRO. April 20.
The people Of Helena ssiz the steamer
Mars. Cincinnati packet. on Friday last.
Eng 'ooA from her four hundred tarrels of
molaSses. large quantity Of sugar, rosin,
ard furpentine all for Cincinnati. tn.
BOATS tied up there with cannon placed on
shore directly opposite her The Helena
people say the Cincinnati people can have
the boat when they take her, not TN then.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-08
THE PorrIaa Frr.se.-Thesc va.

THE porrLaR Frr-rsS.- There was on
resserday universal exhibition Of viUleni
India a;,0n III cur niisr, csused BY the sriz.
are ~ arms nad gunpuwder made by Ln-
roln's merrtnaries si Caro-. Governor har-
IL made rhe purchase VI order that our peo-
Ne might By certainly supplied win al uAe-
fuI means Of eeferse. Bat me cowsrdly
n vsrnmeut hirhhss resolved 70 crush out
the SOush and the inslHuiicns we inheri
red from cur lashers. w0sd di<arm a.. thai
ae ma, fsIi an easy prrY % The assassins
Va proposes . tEfn loose nishin 90 borders.
L~t - prepare iof The worst Memphis
B8lIeta.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-08

sam Housr0x--Thls gentleman address
I'd he people q, Galveston the evening A.
ter he vessel left. The News says: HE
emphaficaIly denied ever having held any
communication whaterfr. direct % Indirect,
wi,h Mr. Lincoln Or his Government. o.
his agents knowing them % ta such lie
ar.o denied ,Ast Ne claimed still % be Gov
ernor Or Texas. aud said that ''he had re-.
Tired 10 private lile. and should never leave
Il MI IN defense ~ the country"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-08

e-The nlilitia force 81 The Unitrd Sisirs.
according 10 ihs laies' returns rsrsivei n
The office az the Adjuiant General srere-
gate. cfTicers snd privsies, 3OT0aS7. o.
shi. force s52 2es men are mustered bv the
hiisen Snu'hsru States. The nrgre-a;e ~
officers and men u .he regular army was
IL p3I.
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H-rA Spanish Proverb. What the fool
does il the end the wise in does IN The
beginning.r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST a RAILROAD C0sDucT.
ORA young man named Thomas Doty, conductor on
tie New-Jen-y Railroad, was taken before Recorder
Marinlale on Thursday forenoon on warrant charg.
ing him with having committed au aggravated 10
ssuh and battery on one of his passengers.
Tie complainant, FraDcis Carlan, contractor resd.
ing at Bergen alleges that the sth day o July lie
purchased ticket at Newark for the passage TO New
York. While Oh the way, as the conductor along
ior the tie he felt his pocket for the ticket, but At
the moment WIS unable to find IL. Accused demanded
tie ticket or fare and finally Caran gave lin 25 ceDts
at the time s.y ing tbst he wanted HE money
turned IL be succeeded In finding the ticket. Before
the conductor left the car, Carlan tie
ii, ke and handing over asked for the return Of his
money bui alleges thai both were retained
This ed 10 an alteration, when, he alleges, Doty
struck him twCe, inhiciing two very severe woands
over the ewes, aud while down he was kicked by
person u the small Of the back Upon arriving the
junction on Bergen Hill the were stopped, when
conv lainan and friend who had interceded to save
him. aud also struck, forcibly elected from
the carr by Doy assisted by several Of tie IA IT, ad
emglOye ees. Since thai iiue until "Wednesday ia-',
CArLn nae been confined 10 Ms houre froIn the ishe
sas,ailsd. lis luce ssil IhoNs indications ol Nsiy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
THE BATTLE AT CHEAT RIVER.
kILLlNG OF On. GAkNErT.


A large humter Of passengers ar lived lat nights
train from the seat of war and vEiuiiy, frun " HON
we gaihe some additional particulars Of the hai,e ut
Cheat River SUNDAY noriirg ana the killing Of
Garnett. After Gen. GARRETT evacuated Laurel iiill
be retie4ted toward ST. George, Tucker County i,
wbeuce he was pursued by the column under Cen
Morris. Gsu.tt reached CarIick's Ford on Cheat
kiyer abOu eli miles from S'. George, on Sunday
moruinl where being hOtly pursued, be attempted TO
make stand previous 10 orOrsng the river. While
endeaV Ong TO rally is retreaiug men, who are said
10 ba, acted shauefuy he wa thot by sergeant IN
sn Indiana regiment. Only one nan WAS near the
Gener rl at tie lne bearoless young man from Geor
ga, tue rest having refused 10 rally The G.Orgian
airo killed at The instant, he aud bis com
uander falling ia different direcous, ie,t TO feet.
Dnring The retreat snd nj the Ford III Of the Rebels
were killed While TIE teaeHi lJss viii uo exceed H.
The keteb threw away every thing in theit retreat
calculated 10 impede their 10 onIOiUn Ia the slightest
degree, ana tie route aud the battlefield were strewn
with all manner Of wGrhke Implements. They iert
everything they had in tue ape If horses, Wagons
camp equiIagt, &e.
Mai. Gordon Oi Gen. Morrs's Staff brought the re-
mains Of Gen. Garne,t, toge her with his sword watch
g., down 10 Craft Yesterday, whente hey will ie
n via Wheeling, 10 bis lends ia Eastern virginia
Gar et was graduate Of Wet Point and was ior.
me ly attached 10 the r. galar L. 3. Army lie VIZ,
IL is add u.Othdr Of tCngressuan Garnett Of ihi3
State. The BODY II GaiLeit reco qli cd by M;l.
Love O. the Federal orees, with whom he wss iAti.
IaaIely aequain "a al Wee P,ih.
TIE petition which Gtrpett ABANDONED az Laurel
Hill is taid 20 have besn exceedingly strong
ope that tOuld not have been taken ~ 5000 men.
Tho keDeS Destroyed much oi thsr pto'isois, such as
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
TIE AAa, and Bee hn. wholly stopped There are

The Alta, and Bee has wholly stopped. There hre
now only seven daes left here viz. The Adrerti'e'
Post, and Coar.er (morniDgl, Tr0Vef'er, ana IT""'
script evening", and Journal and HerSfd lootn morn
ing and EVENING" TIE Atlas realy died several years
sgo, when, with TIE Telegraph and CATon'ee' II was
merged in TIE TraVler. The Telegraph WIS the
successor of The Commonwealth which previously had
succeeded EIizur wrght's CkroHotyIc and The Re
publican aud Day Wig Of 1913. Three penny
dailes The Times, Ledger, and SuR. have as) lived
and di within the last ten years. leaving The Herald
as the ony representative of this cas Of papers. The
Adrerft er is now edited by Cbarles HALE, Charles f.
Dunbar. and Charles A. Chase, though Mr. Nathan
HaIe's name still stands as one Of the editors.
John Clark and George Lunt manage The Conr'sr
Mr. HIllard having, believe wholly Withdrawn from
il. Col Greene aud Richard rockingham, jr with
con of Col. g., take Of The PoS. James A. Dix
and Charles e. Came, formerly Of The Portland Id
Vertlser have the principal management of TIE J'"r-
adl. The transcripts Ia edited by Daniel N. Haskell
and Edwin P. Whipple, and The Traveller BY Joseph
b. Morss, formerly Of TIE NerGurrOn Her0H,
Henry NJ. Stinron and C.. G.. Hazewell, the mos,
ready writer and servicesble connected with te
Boston press. Mr.. f. G. Bailey manages TIE Herald
shtewdIy, but do not know who his assistants aIe
Some Of our merchants, under tho impression that
the new scale Of duties would apply to their goons in
bond, rushed TO the Custon-ilouse day OF two 40
and paid in large Gums spece and Treasury notes
One firm paid over So, 200.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
- a,,. apainst him, and

the people twenty to %G' 81. az S and support
Sos be seks 70 drag use sdrse ,pS and expose base
Sss 'f aG oS tsS asy to .'diH day %
dion, be psr tues sG nearly makes II out 3 thon-
aa ss j, rally ,5cu.snd S Mi'SH %sn better
SO ,ls 'ssy fsS!r. 'wSy wsls; who won our indepnd
eoee. ,t4 be very clad 90 see you here on
Tuesday eveps rS and WI ncut undertaking to shadow
psso,y or i i. dtie : psan only af il a' T{Ss
will eeenu Price seem d.teru ined to place me. Cen
" Ta'Ss 2sT country preF ds%d me- and assure '"
4 I'm tSso 49, no, know that every sympathy on my
,.'rt i With tie South The Leg'slaturS' ,bi, N my
x;sT should sit 10 teei session ana touUn
sat s.s Mr. Pasc al Mr. Taylor and company, y,
ssTd to th,ir railroads all go by the cosra
a. patience or tae to talk % sdch malte,s onr
~ ~, y. STst preserve onr hheries, and siten1 n oGr
,Scsiness afterward. Let all our energies "NU
aaas he arI lied to our defense and safety cKsoS.
Yours. truly,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
CITY ITEMS

The ALLEoED REBEL OFFICER DrscHa.o.n
The Frenchman, Flory, whose arrest on osary. -
being rebel officer was rported the other dsy hs,
been discharged, there being proof whatever again
him. Itappears that when he left Havre there ws.
young French girl board the ship who the sub
ect Of much attention the part Of fellow -Tass~,-
ger, also Frenchman. subsequently the young lady
transferred hsr affections TO Flory, and the othes
Frenchman, through jealousy and revenge trumped
up the charge aaanst him, which wss without shs
slightest sh adow Of foundation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
IRr TrleE-tIhl

LIS. " rdnssday, July ~ .oOi'
49,. t.orn C.I.,.y County say thst Gen. Harris
So sSo uaO % i encsmyed I3 miles north Of Futon
TSaaI 81. rss rr bsbly reach him tomorrow,
M N, pn,cb a .chOoLreacher here has been arre''eo
-, ,on,ipy among ,he soldiers, ana sent "
Bonneville for tria teioe eon'''H"'','' a,,;o;..
CaI t,as-,.,4io has anpounc,d that he VIII ADMINS
,oos osths of lleiace, but heep all prisoners
,,0, ,bsv cap he released without detIimens
% q csnse o. the Government
messenger from Col Beer stem, UOi' ",
arrested while on his way to Fulton ana n' "io
AreateDed. He was, however, hilaly rsieA'0~
naSseneer swalowed tie dispatches
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19


& Co. remark;
A.rcsp oci. been very quiet this week and qunta
fo. chiefly uona Uuted Stdes ). boIds have oet soc
.x div Massachusetts, strIiig Sldsb Mar ihd 40 Soon
20. 6gdTl bOnds Iuds3 Virginia h'has nave
b-.n Fofid, nion rank b Dds 10 Sichs1 Ish,s
A. cent nds bayr been done AZ so do oi oEE no.
Newly ork Eri- shaI-- al a. Othsr An"ca 'eeu
riti-s without Cot u. boz d. "ithOu deunand
Mr.. T.. r. SaIterthwaIte saws:
re same duupss We uoi'd last week has eon'iousd to
Tor Aurosu s,cur ies a. lh' po
.ell United State aDd Nirgins bot de hss itcr-s uI
OF sdycr. yesterday per Adds ic sLen &C I've dc
.ud .prung paicas B fo' Illinois hzes Of ~hirh sose
ON derblp o., ufadr from Ji to ~ di-couot
Rirosd bonds hny vain siDed but without Hoeh Inn
proysBenI la qGostiJp.
The London Times Of the 9Th thus potices and
QUOTES the market:
IA the co NAL make. there hss been smother rse In Grand
Tnk f an.os Illinois Central sharcs again higher
CsuadtAH five psT cents as
Mersrr. ID. Bell 81 Son say:
There ha, been duiog the PEI" week S'sdy dsnsnd fof
American .-ouI esefy de-cnp"s znd uah.=cions
70 come sond.rabe hAyr taken place 10 Urhed State.
,.p At .Id7l; VI gins y hobds al ~ urorsfs
n reEt --i bond. I5i hlchissD cent si bS' h"ohi
A. cent Al r. Alahsua = cent o. 4s 10 raj Tsy s-cur
lies t-f. has business doibg aud ices remain
ssdy."
nj ~. & 10 "a. x-fruo tafin
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

corn. -four, &C., aud all otter objects aud desires
seemed 70 have beeu lost in The great object of
ting out o. tho range Of Federal lilies. They rolled
up tomdd up any way to get up, az 10 get out of
ean "ardly realize " how Jhere Rebels, who are
fighting for tner ilhs, and who took up ans 10 70:
tisl the Invasion Of toe whose motto Beauty aud
Booty, could act in this prefi,e not to say insane,
uiabner. II is the opinion oi people that ST.
cesSion in Western vireii, i about played out.
MherIinE va In, ellgeLcer. July is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

ISDUsTRIAL School PIc-Nrc.-Ths children Of The
Cottage Place Industrial School, connected with The
Chdrens Aid Society. bad their annual excursion and
picnic yesterday afternoon at Fort Lee. They enjoyed
tire fine day and the delightful scenery hsppy chil-
dren only enjoy them, and toasted heartily On an
ample supply Of good things provided by the Suler
iulendeul, Mr. j. Macy. Their behavior was excel
lent for which much prsise due 10 the manage
uent Il Mrs. Lrins, Mrs Macy and the Mirsrs HeS
oey, who kindly assisted in giving day of unAloys]
pie assure to tlese 20 poor Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

severe blows, there being largo cut over eseh o.,
which the injured man believes 10 have bern m.cs
with brass knu, klss.
Do,y who claims that there wac sufficient provorS.
npu 70 Justify him in committing the assault. demsndsA
~heh wss CT down for next tuesday, and
oo.us ior DIS appearance Cahsn ai-o intends -
dsa scion against the Railroad Company 70 recovss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

THE PILoTs on THEIR GUARD.-One Of the pi3cs
boats having been chased by Pirate the pilots have
resolved to be more careful hereafter in speaking wee
sells, especially those that are schooner and brig
rigged. There s rumor that several " the pilo<
boats will be armed as guns Of suitable siIs
can be obtained. At oh events sufficient supply u
small arms will be carried to guard againrt capture IN
a calm. With fair breeze there is ht.le doubt they
will be able TO ouislil the privaieen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Explosion or An ISFsRSAL MAcBrEE.-Yesterday
morning, heavily -oaded cart coming up C"eniies
Zip, over small package, which Immediately eI.
ploded, making report lond a small canson Oa
picking up the shell Of the machine, it Was found u 10
made OF plate of steet iron and Two plates Of tin
Th--e were held together by band Of tin; IN thrrs
places we're placed nip lee on which we're rerussos
caps, that pressure at any point would cause them
10 explode. Tie machine about the size of small
dinner plate, and of sbont inches in thickness. 10
wns filled with powder, but no slugs or bais were
found The created grea, deal Of excite
ment in the vicinity. Whether tie shell was scci-
dental, dropped, placed there on purpose, @r expert
nent by evl-desisned person, Is matter for con-
je. tIre.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

The NEW COURT-IIoUsE GRouED.-Tbe Con
missioners Of Estimate and Assessment, appointed
BY the Supreme COnrt pursuant 10 the act of the
Legislature to appraiSe the value Of the lands pro
po ed to be taken in the Park, on Chambers street,
from the city, Court-IIouse site for the county.
have awarded TO the city the sum Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

THE CoRpoRATToS LOAs IN AID or THE FANILfEs
OF yoLUSTEER SOLDIERs-Toe Control or slveuis.s
to-day for applications ft the loan Of sOO,0oO
Gently authorized by ordinance of Coumon Coan-
Gil Tie bonds will lie hsued IN Gums Of 500 aud ny
ward Yesterday long conference was held al ,be
Controllers Office by some OF the active memier u
the Union Defense Committee and other citizens, ia
the purose Of perfectiug plan that will insure judi
cous distribution of the iuCds Among thuse pres-pi
were Wm Is. Aslor, Isaac Bell, Mr. Gsiscon, and the
Mayor. The fall details Of the plan not agreed
upon. and it will lie days before complete a>
rangements will Le made for tue Distribution Of tLs
money.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

FoUsD DRowSED.-Coroner Robert IIesle xood
held an inquest on tie body OF nnknowD man, whe
was iowed Into Quarantine, on Thurs lay norriue
The body wa found floating Robtios Ref LiIO,-
stout built, heavy red goatee no slie wliokers hap
mt er sandy and thick; about 25 or ~ years Of sse
Had on gray cashmere pants, wbite cotton sccsS
white shirt and white und. rshir, Congress
yaiters ueariy new emsll mouh small teeth, aud IL
pe rfeet seemed 10 have been ia the water about
week; supposed he the body of Mr. Barnes, lo iron
the sci AetLes Sunday lsi. For further p>s
ticulars rec Coroner Hsslewood at Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

LRERPooL COiToN MARkEI, tljHI.-Ne nave
bid y-y d-u and for Cotton this seek nom he itAde
cunys rIpDrt-rs; Sni The weeks sales Whici much
,Ir,-d the dairy etH believed 10 be the largest GU
r.cod iIcss hay- h.d 'h " haidsn.s 'denel uro"s@
m and ro.e "a y n high-r eA'P ler air presBs ~hlch
urLu1ri 10 Ss llApd. v-tS fir bnnrEs has been dts.
:, .r.pr prc.a Brazil. In modrrsir demand but hruy
held ar made try al pi 10 sarsts
~ ,s sre unusually hpavyg tLey ho~rVer freely
e I'd snd any advance & pari Hnd Ia ding I'd
A. the sees BSgo uercan $50 fgy pii.n, sud a22
s,, are rrpou .d o. sp-cspb aud YS AmtttcAn ~ Per
su and bG3 -Ip0r Tody there I. Esn pretty
sod drusId aId the ,ae re ch l'Ha hsi :. eItTeue
ir- The .srrs,e .ses during the weel amount to las -
L.H.a WNV
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

NORMAL ScHooLs-Tbe annual commencement a
the Ne~-York Normal Schools will take place this
evening at the Academy of Music.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

The Marquis oe Moutholon French Consul Genera
at NewYork, arrived yesterday morning with bis faa'
lily, from Paris, by the Asia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports Of Do
mestc Goods from this port for the week ending July

more detailed review Of the Dry Goods marAes al-
pears in The Sssi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Asia, from Liverpool, brings about T'o'VVV IN
0,id consivned as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

THE DAsIEt DREw.-we learn that the steamboat
Daniel Drew does Land at PJughkeeIsie daily. w,th
her usual regularity, and withoa. any attempt being
made 10 prevent her.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE TO Bosros.-Ths
splendid new steamer CRY Of NewYork, bud tor toe
Norwich and Worcester line will make her irst "Trip
10 Boston next Monday, the 22d int.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

THREATS Aosssr MARSHA MURRAr.-0n ThurS
day morning. United States Marshal Murray received
threatening no,e, OF which the following Is copy:
if you do not letup on certain you have unces
ON charge shaving yju will oease your du'ies
as u. :. NJ Isha very ,uddeD rome hne night
yo1 are no suHrteT than other u.L v h0 have bets
marshal before, AID Won must not thii 20 ueitb-r.
Ur Burd.ll WA done for was Nulon can marshal
be done for Jusi ~ easy. ~ beware.
you put Oh too big airs with your power bui D--A
eau take power away.
the men your perecut'ug has rich and powerful
friends will desperate for desperate
beware"
TIE letter Is anonymous and written in an unknows
hand. Tie envelope is addressed. '' Robert Murray,
U. s. Marshal Oniee, Chambers street Of Cay
Hall, N. y" snd is embelis,ed wlh the flag Of the
Uuou waving above Seeessioa nag with tie unioh
down. The Marshal attributes the letter tue fsea
that he s pursuing the siavers petty hard AT ths Tine
bat he consoles himself with the belief that barking
dogs never bite"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Judge bkrss.


y..,.csy the cs.es Of The prize vessels Lynetbufs
Il -. - we eoueluded. Ia tbe former ':s<
p,,ter and Dawson appeared for tae s,Ai n
ant :. and in the huer MI Dalisl Lord. Mr, moS. w
so"d Assi-taIi United satss DisIict-At'ofisy' ioss
nS & ~ 10 the care of the brig Hattie Jackn
In. >, ,hs ,Sth OF the savannah River, was tak.s
Un md the sssding ot the Poois eo@sb. nee' Nc
Nm g. Russeil ap.t sIro iof me .LeaA4's' a''a 49,
s.ewsrt 4. n vOGiosd Tor ihe hssi.gses
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JrLI la-Befe~
Judge SHIpaAs.


The Distriet-Attorney stated that be had nothing
ready for trial.
The Judge told the Jury that nearly all the P'I-'n-
ers ~ be risd q l. wek hsd pleaced gully Ih. en-,
gayements the Court would render I'll Term ,'rra
,,IIy after his week but thee 70
be tiled 10 morrow and the Jury would be discharges
Till to-morrow morning at y o'eloek-an eaiy hsss'
but pleasant osle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

SURVEYOR OF THE PoRT.-Mr r. F. Andrews,
Surveyor Of the port executed hs official bond yester
day, Messs. A. 4. Hatfield and Hugh Smith .Lecomos
hr sureties. Mr.. A. will not upon the dchsrsv
of his duties till August.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

1850 ISL T5t 81 lbbl.. W
Iucre- -se.................. .....t4lS' %
The re ipls Of the Morris Canal Tor the week and
season. COM AIRED thste Of 1866, have been:
Total 10 July lg,O....... 1851 20 ,
N,tk sniius July IL, 1870. lnz.J N-eisD'H"h
TottI o July d is6........ rt,nlS N -
NeeL sDdiug July -, lSGl. 33iT IL l1Fr -
Decrease Ln AovS 20
The Washington Lite Irsurance Company has de-
clsrrd semi-anuu interest dyiieud OF ~ per cent
payable August J..
TIE Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and
Auboy Railroad Compani,s have declared dlvideLd
oi Ier cent.
The hus uess Of tire clearinghouse was S,Es,OoO,
which unusually large owing to the activity III the
Suck M ket
Tie returns II tie Banks Of THE city as made nP
on tie eluiston Of the Superintendent Of the Banking
Department Ter tie quarter ending June -, leol' are
complete nj tie statement COMPARES oith tie March
q IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Decrease Of toch eomp.rsd With last yssr.. iR.i@
TAKEN TRAbK, on srECuLAy1os, .Np yon kIPos1,
Taon jan I TO ICIT 5. 1861 ASo 1854
Trad. sIecnlsti EKport.
JstVO 9F,dTl
l36n................. liSs tao lE56<o Ne.eE
The lnp,r ius we-k o1ss 0r II SIS bales tou the
urIt-d states on Egypt sud6sSs froai Bombay total
~. III bsl-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

TIE Cotton market bad been very active ana oooy'
ant The ssIes of the week were 1880 bales, the
lroest u.ek's work on record. The market advanced
"a Copsol, were a-o better, i0a v cent up, closing
at s1i 1881. Tie Ec0H0mist says:
tn derra n, money va. yey sc,ive ct the commence
ret the weeI owing the pr-israous Of IN" 4h Of the
4osth when. Ususl large qnarte PayMehn d n
I'm bs d.couut maket no busiuess apsartec uIoeO
cent ppcstiOns at hs bank ere on .si h
Nea-rday however there ease out To-Day -
axuu been g.od demand al boush not 20 hrsvJ q pelouy
fcca,onstly the bes, short paper Was taken I'M.
fscou brl6v = cent but the-. anssctions were
Tre,Iotsl On The Stock Exchange loans on GoyrfnDe Sc
en- liz, ss- , sought aud reEsin s Y Cent Nih
a. upp srd tendency. ,., III -
IL bs, n.eu otlcay snrouperd that subscription wIn e
n.d a. h- Bank Of Fsnee tor the Issue Of |tV
if ,,rb hear, Rf interest and red. ENABLE M tnfJ
enfs at J0f This viii rrpre.et totri OF soW @'''O0'O'
which i,to app ej TO the coGstrnotion OF rS"s'~
The abatement Of tie Bank Of England slows the ioi'