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"Dear Sir our letter, enclosing printed ey-
tract IN regard to an attempt upon the life of Mr.
Lincoln, has been handed to me to answer Itis an
learn the news, aud it is emphaticaly true. in re-
gard to the statement you enclose about an attempt
upon the life of 'Old Abe near this CITY. The
paragraph is the first intimation we have had that
do believe there is one cord of truth in the ,rboIe
statement. 1t is doubtless canard from beginning
to end. as every individual of whom have made
inquiry-railroad and newspaper men, who would
oe most nkeiy to learn the fact are entirely igno
rant upon the subject. You may set it down as
dream OF Old Abe or some OF his staff"
" In regard to the attempt to throw the train off
the track beyond Lafayette, we have only the au.
thorlty OF the paper from which the extract was
made which you enclose. 1t was the subject of
remark here when it first appeared, and was gen.
orally regarded as entirely without foundation, |
am convinced that it is an error You NAV set
down the Cincinnati story, however, as all Josh.
Respectfully YOURS
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MOastarg ana GpnrmertiaI Aebists.
BALTIMORE. March Q is6I

BALTIMORE, March g. 1861
The business at the Stock Board day was light but
the general feeling in the market rather rmer than
yesterday Railroad shares in particular were quite
strong and Baltimore and Ohio improved in price of
dollar per share Sales made Of 6 shares of this
stock at SCI G62H, and it left Off at s62H bid s62x asked
regular way. For Northern Central Railway there was
some inquiry, and lot of 100 shares was sold at s%
sellers option 90 days It closed regular way at Sl4b
bid Sl5 asked In the bonds of the there was moth
ing done, but the 1855 closed at 81 bid SIX asked
Baltimore and Ohio bonds closed at 81 bid for 1858 so
bid for 1855 and 60 bid G2 asked for 1925 1.-THE extra
dividend bonds) No sales made of City 6's today
but they closed at 95 bid 9G asked for lSs6 and 81 bid
for both 1S75s and 1905 For the Mining stocks there
was some inquiry and sales of 500 shares Deep
River at 20 cts and 500 shares Baltimore and North
Carolina at 25 cts For Gardner Hill So was bid and
s2A asked and Springfield closed at 81 90 bid So O5
asked regular way but nothing done in either of
these stocks.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, March 0, 1861.
,di 15 shs. B; 4 o. RR.-6 90 500 shs Bait; andN
50 shs. .N.cRR seo-II2 500 =; NJ IN; Co. b1O-55
500 shs. Bat and n. 500 shs Deem River
c. Min. Co. -.25 Min Co -eo
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The call for public meeting to receive Mr.. Dix
ON his return, is largely signed. The signers are
among the most distinguished citizens of New York
without respect to party.
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PREscoTTs HlsToRY OF MExIco.-A pamphlet has
9een published containing papers purporting to
ulseuss the relative merits of Prescott's and Will
SON histories OF the Conquest of Mexico. Wilson,
1t may BE- well to inform our headers is a nerson
VINO claims to have "turned into air castles the
works OF the great American historian, and who
states that in the area covered by Prescott's ff-
teen volumes we nave picked up less than single
one of fact, leaving behind ali of his beautiful
voumes!!" Prescott and st. Hilaire, the cele.
brated French historian, according to this modest
gentleman, "built upon forged and Fictitious re-
of the country" "This we have attempted to do"
Don Quixotte, too, attempted to batter down a
windmill.
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The Martha A. Ward and Julia A. halloek, which
were seized by the Governor OF Georgia in retalia
citv heionginp to that State, advertised to be
sold at savannah on the 25th instant
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The TREAsURY.-Attention has been drawn to a
statement in some of the newspapers that on the
morning OF the 7th instant, when the present Sec
retary Of the Treasury entered upon his duties.
there was balance in the Treasury, subject to the
drafts of the Treasurer aad disbursing officers of
six millions of dollars.
on examination into the facts it appears by the
last returns that balance of three millions was
held subject to the Treasurer drafts by the several
depositaries, including New Orleans, Mobile and
San Francisco and by the last returns the several
depostaries held two million nine hundred thou
sand dollars, subject to the checks of certain dis
bursting officers to whom that amount had been
advanced for expenditures for specific purposes
These together make indeed about six millions of
dollars; but it is obvious that not one-haf of that
sum can in any sense be regarded as available for
the current demands for the public service. Secre-
tary Dix confessedly managed the affairs of the
Treasury with signal ability during the brief period
OF his administration, but he had not address
enough to get possession of the two three mil
lions of Government money held by the sub-treas.
in thn H.
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DIAMOND LIFE IN New YoRK.-A few nights ago
"Macntosh or Drag" ball was broken up in New
York by the police. The peculiar feature of this
kind of entertainment is the attendance of a num-
Der of degraded men, who dress themselves in la
dies costume. They were dressed in gorgeous
STYLE sporting the most costly silks and satins and
having their hair dressed in curls and other femi.
nine attractions. 1t is said that some of them
were loaded with jewels, one man having on his
person not less than Sc, 600 worth of diamonds
Five females and seven males were arrested and
held to bail in $500 each.
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\ resolution was adopted in the New York Le-
gisature On Thursday calling upon the Police Com
missoners of New York city, for information in
regard to the late movements of the officers in
Southern cities. The resolution was introduced
by Mr. McLnnd. a Renublican member.
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The Augusta (Ga.) Con8titutionalst is in favor OF
making that city the capital of the Contederated
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The AMOUNT OF THE ACCEPTANCES,
negotiated during the four years tor the purpose
explained, corresponded substantially with the
earnings OF the contractors. [ say corresponded
substantially. because the service was subjected to
TOO many contingencies to admit of any but CEN
Jectura estimates of earnings for specific periods
None could estimate with accuracy what they
would De, even during given year, as this would
depend upon the movements of troops dependent
upon emergencies constantly changing. Thus, a
quartermaster might con pjecture that the earnings
LOT 1901, Tor instance, would be half a million
while the Secretary of War might place the esti-
mate at double the amount. Still greater uncer-
talnty would exist as to any given month, quarter,
or fraction of the year.
But, notwithstanding the variable nature of the
earnings, the amount of acceptances negotiated to
anticipate them did substantially correspond with
them. This matter was left in charge of the chiet
clerk OF *: War Department whose instructions
were to Keep the amount of the acceptances within
the proper limits. The total earnings of the years
leos, 1859, 1860, and those estimated for 1861,
were S5,64O 1885, which is exclusive of claims of an
since writing the foregoing, have an opinion
OF Mr.. Gushing, late Attorney General of the United
states, demonstrating the legality of this paper by
much more full citation of authorities but which omits
the act OF 1870 which is the materia that 1t is an
organic act for the government of the Departments tc
Wa'ca they constantly refer in all their transactions
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A new kind ofsteam- engine, called 'pendu!ous
working with great economy, has oeeh invented
England.
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He thought if the Union was broken up
there would be several COnfederacias. His for
tunes were with Virginia, and he would sink or
swim with her; but he had no idea of her being
dragged into any new connection without consider
alton His closing remarks looked to a consolida-
ton OF the Bo!der States, and eventual reconstruc
ton of the Union upon a basis by them adonted-
lie thought the secession leaders would gladly
avail themselves of any decent pretext to come
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Mr.. E. Cunard has chartered the steamship
Adriatic to take the mails for England on Wednes-
day, the 18th inst, in place of the Australasian.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-The State Convention
has adopted an ordinance for the transfer of certain
funds to the government ofthe Confederated States
now in the hands of the State depository.
A private telegram from Montgomery says that
the revenue laws have been adjusted by the regula-
tion of the Treasury Department to avoid any pre-
judice to the steamboat interest
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ENCOURAGING HOME lNDUsTRY.-A bill has been
reported in the Virginia House of Delegates to en-
courage ship building in that State. The bill pro-
vides that on satisfactory proof that vessel of 200
tons and upwards (four-ffths of which is owned by
resident ctizens has been built in Virginia subss-
quent to the passage Of the act, the first Auditor
shall pay the 50 per ton, if she be less than
500 tons burthen, and s. per ton if she be of not
the above object shall not exceed S25 900 per year.
and continue for five years
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Hon. WM. RvEs.-IIon. VIM. C. Rives made
speech in Richmond on Friday evening He en-
dorsed the resolutions of the Peace Conference.
0fVirginia he said:
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A Naval court-martial has been ordered and will
meet Tuesday next, the 18th inst, for the
investigation of certain charges against Com.
Armstrong, U. S. Navy. The presiding Judge will
be Com. Charles Stewart, and the Judge Advocate
Allan 4. b. Magruder ESQ.
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The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin under
stands that Judge p. A. Rost, of that State, has
been appointed by President Davis, and confirmed
by Congress, as Commissioner from the Confederate
States to France. This is an excellent appoint
ment.
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Dc Do ol i'lo oohee March "a 1861 800 bags
d" Gambia, .. ..... 8,lOO
q 300
iahen lor consumption. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
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The New York journal of Commerce says:-The
hotels are doing rather better business than at
any time since the Presidential election. They
catch flying visit from hocks of politicians re-.
turning from w Washington, and are beginning to
GsrVe little benefit from the Western spring trade
IN mere are some customers from Virginia, Tennes-
Slave States; but one from the 0Southern Oonfed.
eracy" is q rare bird.
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Miss PRESCOTT, the popular magazine writer, IS
about to be married to Mr.. Richard Spohord,
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'SToP Ny PAPER."-Some people, when they
see an item in their paper not exactly suited to
their way of thinking take it into their heads that
they can stop the concern" by "stopping their
paper" Ths New York Express of Friday has the
following:
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- NUtssgFUss OF inc CONEctlerateG States,
MONTGOMERY, March 9.-No business has been
transacted by Congress in open session to-day. 1t
Is understood that the permanent Constitution will
be completed to-night on Monday, and that
recess Will follow. The reported announcement of
the Commission to Europe is premature II i bn-
neVed that none will be confirmed until
the Conference at Washington has been concluded.
Ihe Alabama State Convention has adopted an
ordnance transferring her military operations to
.ne ttoVlSlonai Government, with all the arms,
munitions of war, etc., acquired from the United
states A so transferring authority over the forts
and arsenals to the Confederacy.
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The brother of Lieutenant Slemmer prenounces
the late letter purporting to be written by the
Lieutenant to be forgery, as he had received no
such epistle from him.
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Other officers undertook the duty which Mr. Will
Hanson had declined, and went to Baltimore, and
thence to Washington, and said to have made
the discovery OF the plots, upon information of
which, Gen. Scott and Mr. Seward induced Mr.
Lincoln to change his programme
Ihe police authorities of Baltimore deny with
emphasis that any plot organization has had ex
lStence, or would be tolerated in the Monumental
CITY, and declare that the only danger which
threatened Mr.. Lincoln existed in the fertile brain
of the New York policemen.
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Wanted, for the Mounted Serriee, in the Army Of
the State of South Carolina, able bodied Young
men, to whom ample pay, clothing, food and medi,
ca, attendance will be given All necessary infor-
ton, S. C.-Wm. d. DeSaussure, Major Cavalry
Commanding. ''
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II Is said that the copyright of "Dixe's Land"
has Given to the author four thousand dollars.
There were fifteen deaths in New York city of
smallpox last week.
The Inaugural of President Lincoln was received
in New Orleans in three hours after its delivery
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New orK' March 1th. Yours, &c.
- NO reader need take this trouble when he don't
like the EGpreS8. The carrier or the newsman will
do his stopping. We don't print paper to be
lSed Our aim is to print the truth, liked or not,
and to pursue that course, and only that course,
whIch as we think, the best interests of the coun-
try demand. The Express does not represent any
party or any body, and nobody, but the editors
are responsible for anything in it, and they only in
the eye Of the Iaw-for they dislike great deal
oil the news they have to print, and would not
print it if it were right to suppress it.
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FoRTs JEFFERSON AND TAYLOR RElNFoRCED.-Thc
Key West Key Of the Guf, in its issue of February
%, gives US the following important news:
The steamer Daniel Webster, Capt Minor. ar
rived at this port last avening, six days from New
York, with Maj. Fitz John Porter Assistant Adiu-
tant General, and Capt Dawson, lst Artillery, Tor
Brazos Santiago, Texas; Capt w. f. Smith, Topo-
graphical Engineers on Light House duty; and
ninety recruits, sxty-two to fill up Captain Bran
mans company at Fort Taylor, and twenty eight
for Fort Jefferson, and company stores for both
Mnrks
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Western Lots, for sale cheap.

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D. 10 hnvr stood n the rampartS.
-. - have sen it soar
The dear Oh Banner floating
over its own. once more!
o. 10 have heard The cheering,
That rructed cur Eagles Use,
Up TO his cldrn eyrie,
Under the southern skies I!
Mt in ihr lust Of conquest,
Not in the greed oi gain,
Clmrth the starry pennon,
Into its owe again;
Bur promise nf peace aud rarion
Forth to the crriug holds,
And summons repentan: children
Back TO its shcltsrins folds
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1t has never been positively known how
much Arnold received for his treason.
Nor vii. it, probably, ever be known how
much the Rebel Government pays ITS
"Peace" emissafies at the North. But 1t
as known that Arnold Vas aisays despised
ty those whom be served. So will these
"Peace" traitors he despi>ed BY the Rebels.
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