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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Lellcr Rom Wn1ahacnIo.

WAXAIAClIIE, ELLIS TO-, Feb. II. lJut.
MeSsrs. Editors The crisis has passed.
with us and doubtless, slept last night,
without the American Union, Experiencing
none of the evils, that the Union Shrickcrs
confidently expected would follow upon tile
consummatioir' 'of deed, ut the very
thought of which they profess to stand
aghnst with horror. The bright heavens
still bend over us, neither did the stars fall,
or dead men leave their graves: on the
contrary, dame Nature, this morning smiles
bcnignly, upon the land, and the people
seem proud of what they have done At
an carly hour upon the day Of the election,
the people came in crowds from the sur
rounding country and soon afterwards the
military corps of the KS. G. c. ut this
place, marched through the streets in uni
form and with arms and went in n body to
the polls aud voted. Soon afterwards the
clone Star Flag was run up and as ii I'M
folded itself TO the breeze, the military 81
luted it with vollcy and the eyes of many
n man frightened as they looked upon the
first born of Texan liberty, thinking upon
the glorious past and hoping for the future
In the evening the ''Ellis Guards light
horse company turned out in numbers, and
after parading n meeting was called, a
uniform chosen and arrangements made to
Sbocure arms for the company.
At this place 269 votes were pollei, 2O3
for secession and GG against it; when the
other boxes are heard from Ellis will be
with the South by an overwhelming majori-
ty. SO mote ii BE-
N.Y..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
sPECHAL NOTICES.
- Aitsii.n q iullei ~ ihr ai,rr,is Il l'r
/ o ils',bir' ,.slr,irl saih-Tu iaulily heiigipss
- Sc @hyFii 'Ihsnlof lr. saafsFi'- Liver
tn,igernIeF, b. ll.l -.lnla- % ihi. Ialer

ihEflnsiNG NEAESUF LlrFsr,ursn rralsr-
'h Hfri''si % siiruls sli-h srs 'rihiHs ia ii,u,-
'.''' arA an r'-ily ruiil q ,skru IL iimr. Aaer-
h'i h'lnrT' .rn.1rli aul uiler organ, suAoIuei
10 H's's'iis ar ih' m'1 rriu nt They uatujally
HfA' '' ''-'rr HriNtrs, ir'i,siAr and ronhl auns,
aAh "li'i''' 'ui frieni' am F,- la l-ar the lruui
fil timsr- fhau-r ~ iiitsriifrs ,'lrhr,',d
h''ii' hi'rr will lTu'r au rairi-n, reg,riy zoe
lN.''''' i"il h'' raly sirnE trn ,hy uhalrrhys-
hl ;arsa'ali, hsi rnii,ly rnTr ihs ihast obstinate
''a' "i indigestion, nl,rrh,.a fysn.,Ty, and I,,rr
'''oi.la'ni, abe Hrsl Ih,shiaHs ia ih- 'unip are
lonl iu iirir praise of this Igriagai. AL',hrrlr-
o"~'asiiauuf tle Bitlrrs il that Il is-nIaia atir
I" 'ir 'a,'s i.. Il may D. uei r'tn a. l.s,rrg.-
h'ld Dog 900 lras-i,ts,
o. S.-s,risi,s-,l,ui in al..i,i ,aluma.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Be5"Ihc Commissioners for South Caro-
lima, to the Government of France, have
been well received at that court.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

le.y' The citizens of Maine arc discuss
ing the project of seeding from the Union,
and anncNing themselves to the British
provinces. We predicted long ago that The
Northern States woul seek alliance with
Great Britain. The feeling in Maine, is
said to be strong in favor of this moye-
mpnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

IaS~ The intense Unionisis try To raise n
fuss about jeff Davis being appointed
President of the Provisional Government
of the observation-disclosures witlscat-'le pew
pie voting on It, Let them hold ON, they
will soon have chance for voting aud
then wen SEQ il these .unionlsts will vote
nt all. Perhaps they are mortified because
Lincoln was not appointed in place of JciI
Davis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Gr We have received the first number
o. rcya patr;or p ,',i;slcd n, Gilmcr, Texas,
lr H,., aar,son X Smith. We believe the
l'm,v is the successor of the Democrat and
ribuue recently Published at Gilmcr. II
,nraca put boldly in advocacy, Of Soulhcrn
ipiopyu lcncc. success to il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

,sothanan, johnson county, We learn
t'pul af 200 votes po!lcd, only were
agains accssion.
IA Lsa,r county, the majority against
Secession. vas 100.
At Corsicaua, = heavy vote was rollcd and
opiy 2 against Secession.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

1lov's LADIES EooK for March is re-
cr.tri 1t is as usual overlooking with
gla,i b igs Cor tl.c ladies'. We cannot say
az. y ri more in its commentators tian
avs heretofore said. 1t is really the
Ladies' Book, ami as s'ich is daily arprceia-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

tl,yT' have received the tunstitut:on
Ell The Provisional Government of the Com
forrra,c States of America which VIZ shall
'ay before our readers next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
REV TWVEWTICW!!

u have invented and patented mode Of
a using the human weight for POWER
and by such direct and scientific application
that man of average size equals about
halfa horsepower. The machine is in daily
operation at my house in
Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas,
Eherei Ii can be seen till about the 12tk
OF HAY next, and not afterwards,
Running one of Ercksons Mills, with bolt
attached, on which make my -four and
meal, with only the pleasant exercise Of n
few minutes each day. The invention is
applicable to every machine now laborious.
ly tur1e byd hand, with crank, and is as
cheap power as perpetual motion. 1t will
secure for itself larger use and more prof
table market thanany invention of the 18th
century, accomplishing ultimately COM
nlcte revolution in the domctic economy
of the world. | aui prepared to prove
all that is claimed above, and especially TO
demonstrate that the business of making
wheat and corn into flour and meal belongs
IS much 10 the kitchen as does the grinding
of coffee The object of this card is to find
some person with whom arrangements can
be made for capital to put this invention at
once and on a large scale into the markets
of the world.
C. A. HARPER.
Fort Worth, Jan. LIST 1S6l-li:Gmos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
ITotioo.

%, o., DAVIS, Esq, l. sn snIh"Ti'''i as"
tr 81, ala, ii-raii, spi ANY sl'-r,i'ins "r 'H''
-.pir. r-siy~i l,y him will h. laly acL""Sl'ls''l
D. r. SNINpELLS 4 LANE'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Il Some of the late anti

Il Some Of the late au;' Seer
r'is ut now calling upon the people 10 ne
united Like true patriots, they gee the
= .u,, cd the times, and now take sides win
t4rpcoplc of Texas. Lincoln has declared
aha, Is voice is for war; and when the
N.,. ,,ncs, will there he solitary Texan
.lhn up arms against his State! We
h".4.v, and hope not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

urfa ,1rous.-lt s cporlel by good ar
ihority, lot the company HAT went out
from below to take the United States forts
placed o. he frontier as barrier aga inst
lpliau INVASION, have Interrupted aud are
trying 10 ,ilt off tic transit of the Overland
DHiL What good design could prompt men
to surb ar outrage? and what good can
ever come af it Me kinncy .Vrssengr.
We nro authorized by gentleman just
returned ON the expedition 20 Camp Coop
er. 10 say hat the above statement is Who'll
IN untrue. The Overland Mail and its
pranorsv was not inter rcrcd W tn at all, nor
IN any manner damaged. The fo;t was left
la charge Of Capt. Dalrymlle and his gal ant
Rangers, aud will he IL more cffcctual bar
l.irr against the Indians than ever before
rs, the hcaiquartcr~of the Frontier forces.
Tile uonns at Camp Cooper went of re-
inic'ug, and showing the utmost respect for
he boy w,n had just superseded them.
The Overland Mail stage, the next day af
scr ilc surrender Of the post, came down
with nc Lone Star banner floating over it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

VEE3y" We give below n Communication
hom Col. Isaac Parker, in regard to the
publication in II late number of the Herald
concerning the statements made by his
niece in reference TO the completely of tic
Reserve Indians in the deprcda,ions on the
frontier. a gentleman of Tarramt brought
MS the information, stating it was the wish
of tic !adys relatives, that her statements
should be published. If mistake has &C.
CURED, we believe it was wholly umintcn-
tional and is not worthy of controversy
If a full report of her captivity and suf-
fering is ever made, VIC would be pleased
to We it to the public, believing it will
prove highly interesting Tor the important
facts she may reveal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
mr. srATj5 on TEXAS.

INV. DIN ~ VT Ia-NNt's
70 Sder,G y DtAgs topgtn GeecgpG--
.aT lEBEAS, Snmutl z. Brown, has ilIcd
is petition iG NE District Court IN
'hN Couui, Of Dallas. and State ol
Texas iegiu. ibHi he is tio owner OF
tlsec. hundred and .rty acrgs OF lrrl in
said county OF Dailas, about eleven miles
n. l5o W. from the Town of Dallas, being
the West half of section - in Township
n of the first base line and in Range | W
of the first Meridian, rs surveyed by che
Texan Emigration X Land Company, II
part of the Headlight of MILFORD W. Cook
that it was the community property of
the said MILFORD and his wife, Nancy Caro-
line tool:--tAat the said Nancy was tally
empowered by the last will OF the said Will
ford to dispose of it and that lie holds I'M
der the sud Nancy by purchase. That tie
patent has issued to the heirs "of Wilturd
W. Cook and that said patent is II cloud
upon his title and that by holding it the
said heirs are Spnssng OF his rights and
he prays llat said heirs he dycsted of
their title and that it be vested in him
that the boundaries OF said West half OF
said section be properly defined; and that
his title be cleared and settled and thar
he vojudgmcnt FOR his casts and general
relief
You are therefore commanded to Summon
the said Nancy c. Cook, and the unknown
heirs Of MILFORD W. Cook deceased by ma
king publication as the law requires TO be
and appear before the District Court of the
county aforesaid, on the list day of the next
Term thereof, to be held at The Court House
in the Town of Dallas, on the Sth Monday
after the ith Monday in March 1861, then
and there to answer said petition.
Witness: the undersigned Clerk
Of said Court and the seal Il, there IRE
day of February A. d. 1861,
ED c. BR0WDER elk.
Issued Feb. lih 1861.
Came to hand 10Th February, 1861, and
executed by ordering publication for eight
successive weeks in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in the County of Dali
las, and State of Texas, this Dist Feb. 1861.
A. BEARD,
Sheriff Dallas County Texas.
21:Sw.-Prnt fee S27.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
IIousros, Feb. ia detachment OF

IToUsroN, Feb. lS.-A detachment of
some 100 men, from the military .orgoniza-
ton ofIIorstnn loft this city Inst night by
the cnrs. Ilcr destination IS sail % he
Brownsville, whore large amount Of oi.i-
nance, small arms and ammunition, br''"-
ing 20 the t. $. Government is sfr'
The expedition IS under the direction 90 b.
Committee OF Safety Of tho state Com
ton. We will speak for the Houston w..
IT there is uuyJhinr 70 be done, or dared
they will be on the spot as soon a. n.
hoNs - Yelelraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

pa,, 40 call the attention Of GHr req
flnr, to Reimbursement Of Il. TMcFailhnd
rho has 5O000O feet ofdry pine lumber loi
ytlr -. :. millsncar Starvillc smith Coun-
IT, We Gel fully warranted in saying lha'
thia mill Is in one OF tic best -Pincrics in
she S'nte, aud that customers VIII meet
wnh InD,np;ncss AL fair lnlia;;i b. pat
roui2in.; Mr. Mcfarland.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

1877 Frc'h Shal hntl made 'h'' "a
a-c a the Norfolk market o. ..- '
reblruy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
S.2al.6nnDhn

$50 sffNIi rfNN
tc ewing Of Virginia portion Of
Mf n ,Us, Cor single year would be
0' to halaDcing cIf her cu,ire State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
DALLAS ACADEMY Y.
NInIe md E,nnnnlA

,,n m au SaS.
VIZ ,'"Sle'S VI ,n's ,,"ue". n"'ihs
IA v.'0'e" n"e p,tno'Pai Vi .hc SAINT mere
~ ,"'ol. 'n' p'p',o '"nt ,hv ncN' sess sc'
WIZ "'s'" u" ''o"o''' CON 'epr"nry' iooi.
H"ic-' per Session Of Twenty weeks.
''W,nos'nPn!l hrau'hs' "r'''hg anu $40 -.
c. Mrn'". Nr r'','s,G - ms. @- s"'
"p"S, m"s,S" ''"''''""'' '''''' :. M
y,:S, "%" a,' nr', Wnuei NJ, 10 w
,,nn,arr Nh, '''''''' anu '''' IN m
.,;n Grccl, AMI ',ror.ow r.,.a w
nnJ IIiaho, u l.vT"m H""s"''- ~ M
q. -fIn","i s,a c,, ,,,u a." w
' 49,, ~, y '"a "Uou' NJ III. ~
I'LL g.. ~ . WIN
VS. prT', NV" ~" ", as sum Us CONVENIENT;
Va, ,: ',i'2,-iu'!,on WIN pc c""reeu from
'ne ''mc '.' pup. enters scho"' To the close
oi INC scsSloh' p'uuc''oh mace Tor SICK
mess Pro'r"e,c'' rs lo.s rs moh'h' rat
fohS nccoh,ns "'SSa!'sheI WIN inc school,
I,"y u.sco" c ',elr children a, any tlme,
ny paying Tor inc Time SEM AZ the time sk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
ElRpNiLLE. E.h. IL. Eel

H.
,f ,l,o ,;,I, 70 80 i,n"t.D III yonr paper
lad rneno,,a, '"".''N ~ - s'"'c" mat
has a,;., r';,' w" :" s"y 'i'aC mistake
NV NV m;n.n ;,.h"'" ~ inc statement made
,;,;,n So H. !""' ,.Se''u i.""' iohg cap
musi cav ,l., p' ~ sa'" s.atciheh',
an..nnn o1so ne'or requested you or
mi, hat ~ pa,,'"n Me 'a'u statement. lad
Viii, ,,,, 1900 y" III! return home
roo,;rn ioon ns o','seis OF That place,
,;t;a,,S = "sP i"o'ns' III showing the po-
nnc,;an '"m;n 'no heserVe indians in con-
,ni,,;na , Nun Wv M.' ,oihahchles, in COM
liar nenn,i"s o' ~, On our suffering from
in rcIa,;nn "I ;,n'erpreter asked her
mont thon nodo H. .,I .s,e. ana her state
L, ront Wosor 10 IT, Wi.y MS given
s;o ,on,pr, u.s. M, a. ni'e man. The
III -, ~, VII 60 i'ser'e Indians
wv ~ -" H. s,u,;" nones, ana did
."i". uo" un Ivy ',o".''' ana commit dep
, ". Ne So IS gnu SCI, them MS
NJ Mp ''son mas 'el'"''eo 10 inc white
.uIu.
"'' i,t'''er o'a'e, ,na' aiief returned
, nomc WIN my niece, Coz. NJ. T. johnson
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
THE ELECTION.

", give below all the returns that we
la,c received of the election on Saturday
Inc, ,,,. 80 the time of going to press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

r. Tire darlington county Railroad,
f-.rr ura d is completed. and tho cars
--r.nIl,r over Tie entire line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

iohn N3awgs Bolts was defeated
'ouvcriinin Virginia. Richmond,
81, vsl,ar on which he usrd TO bank 50
..' has rcmUliaicd him nu. n'.. De-
Henry s. Wise was ,'e 'f,
,. Anne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

.. IA c,rc,lua - to bC hc.d IA ,"''''
conn, on the nh proximo, for rcpresen-
p'i,, the lower lousc, To Gil the vacancy
,.res. oicd by the resignation of Maj sam
pa,,,, Chas. II. Brccllovc Esq, sound
l.Wy,l aul one Of the hest men in the
,rgny is tho candidate Of the Secession
,"y J. %. slraughan Esq, is the can
4 the Opposition rar'y.
lection Is also To he held on the
t ", to elect representative FOR the
district or Collin, Dcnton, Wise,
. nave NOT yet learned who the can
arc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

The Convention adopted an ordinance,
reported by committee of three, for a ma
tional flag for the State of Louisiana. 1t
emblG m1tizCs the national colors Of the three
nations-Spain, France and America-which
formed Louisiana.
The Convention then proceeded to Infay-
cite Square, where city troops were drawn
up, and at given signal, the flag was
hoisted above the City Hall, amid the thun-
ders Of n salute of artillery, and the troops
and the multitude of Spectators gave three
cheers Cor the Gag
The Convention hen resumed lis labots
and ieba,ed and partly adopted az ordi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
ON A LONG CREDIT!

Fort Worth, Jan. LIST ls6l-l4:Gmos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11
Miscella neOus.

The steamship United Kingdom, CAPTAIN Craig sailed
yesterday afternoon for Glasgow twenyhree passen
gers
The steamship Karnak Captain lie Messurier. sailed yes
erdsy afternoon for Havana and Nassau NJ She takes
out one hundred passengers.
Bn BARK AGNks GARLAND previously reported ashore on
Quoguel ~ ul OF Oh casks been into her
and II is expected she will float oil first spring tide.
BRIG MANshNirA al Portland from Maianzas reports
gale from NNE mate, Mr. Richard Lane. OF Boston
lost overbosrd during the gale the captain knock
ell overheard but reganed the sel ny line being thrown
him The brig los, main boom and Jib
BRG Jos PaRk, burnt BY the priyatecr Sumter 2s
tons built Prospect Nc In 1883 owned in Boston.
and rated M.
BRG MAY QrErSThe spsrs aud rigging, aud small lo,-
ton OF the Of brig Way Queen ashore Nant cket.
of the be nat, 1nch In con
d,ion. The vessel probably win be total loss.
BR ScHR Apst, Rat from Mipafifap New York with
mahogany and cear. put Philadelphia 9th inst in
lent gale sprung nmast and bpwsptit carried away
gan aud lost Jib and flying jb. sustained other damage.
9scnn SrRAS6rS-Porand,D Dee l0rhc schr Stranger, Of
and will probably he total fBy tel to Ewood WALKER,
ks1 secretary Board Of Unierwriters.l
Il the schr Daniel Trowprdge mot the brig
namel thar was burned BY the pryateer Sumter The
New Haven and ratou AZ The had full nbosrd cargo
ana nek oad 81 cattle sheep aud horscs Inc principal
ri OF heesfd consisted of pork hour cheese and hams
HALIFAX, Ms, Dec g-Ihe bark Eleanor xom New York.
with OF grain -four put Ia here
eGkS and cargo shifted Had 20 thoN overheard part oil
cargo WIN nave TO dsehafge ICY Vel to Elwood Walter
ESD secretary Board of Underwritsrs.l
ship Ansc Gibbs Of Fjrhave so tons, recently arrived
from Cumberland Inlet, .od auction New BEDFORD
7in by Maj Bourne, 10 JONAS Rournc Jr Bedford
iOr sllo Also lHh 81 bark REM cSap,Inss Of Oar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Dec. lO-G

TUESDAY, Dec. l0-6P
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from the port of
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
December 10 and since January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11

CLEARED.
Steamship United Kingdom (Br) Craig. Gasgow-F McDo-
Steamship Karnak tBr, LcMesurer, Nassau and
Ship Linda, Fayorin, Neutrality-suspicious. 1 channcy.
snip queen OF the East, ---, Panama-Crockcr War.
Ship Star of Acadia (Br), Wren, Lverpool-G f Cook
ship oriental Queen tswe) Prytze, Queen so"n-funch.
Bark Young Greek Taylor shanghae-Basse,,, Bacon &
sF Ta% %snss ws and
Brg HsIsn n,I Ray nae Dewo
& P' cor5s S's john safsi Nevu.
s sshr Ssydns Es $ lord
Sc, schr Blake (Br), Crane, s, Jaso de cuba-nJ&c
schr Tom sayers DAY ison, Halifax whitney 4 Co.
schr Col Lester Delaney, Key Wes,H Benner.
Schr Belle, - Baltimore-J W Mckee
schr Wide World, Adams, Batimorc-Mccready, Mott &
sr Enis Jncas jones' Ravens
tSSlsis Dyoa McKee,
sehr John Wms s' Clark. I Pertiand- Racket,
s sch Mary Mary Mankin Beers BostqIrM Master
ss%r Sterling I'M, New IaysnTyaa sraa, saght.
sshr R@S Jshnsop 6a Brn sash,
y Steamer Ellen Terry Gu transport Chaplin Locust
steamer ss, Jersey Bse, chaassy: Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
sshr Jane (Br of St Andrews NB) Crosby Havana
s sshr T Mn,S s ssn G1sy M ss5n p.l Nd
Schr Cornca Mackey Elzabeihport sailed for Fall
River.
Schr d Meserole Brown Ezabethpor
Schr lainaitine Lowell Elizabehport, and sailed for
Canhridgerort.
ae%sy and sailed for
Oceanpor.
s ss M Msy R Rsyf Hn Sssv's. day.
Schr Ella Packard Sandwich,
Schr Caroline Grant, Prcssey, Rondout for Boston,
Soop Gen Lewis Hubbard, Elizabehpor, and sailed for
Norwalk.
soop franklin Avery Elizabehport and sailed for New
London.
Soop Suffolk, sn,son. Elizabethport.
Soop Price Shrockmoron Elizabehport. and sailed FOR
Red Bank.
soop Isaac Bauve,, More, Elzabethport,
Darien,
soop Mediator, Boswck, Elzabethport, and sailed for
Bridgeport.
Steamer VIM p Clyde (U ,ransporD, Laughln. Locus
Point.
steamer Jersey Blue (U transpor), Chadsey Locust
Po'ntfin ballast.
Steamer Commerce ~ transport), Hunter Locust Point
In ballast.
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphis.
Stea mcr Mars, Nichols. Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer Comet. Jones' PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Wcschester. Jones. Providence
SAILED.
gh-Shirs Aurora, Celestial Empire Constitution, aud
American Union, Liverpool Sierra Nevada San Francisco:
barks Oriental Hong Kong: Eduard (Prus) Roter am;
Lsette (Prusl Antwerp Angelina (Sard) Cork Pendey
grast (Br), Lisbon; schr Z Knight, Montego Bay.
Wind at sunse, Sc, very light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11

9th-shirs Aurora Celestial Empire, Constitution, and
American Union Lfverpoo Sierra Nevada San Francisco:
barks Oriental, Hong Kong Eduard (Prus) Rotter am;
Lsette lPrIs Antwerp; Angelina (Sard) Cork, Pender
grast (Br), Lisbon; schr G Knight, Montego Bay.
Wind at sunset Sc very light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11


Since jan. Ia. Sos $40 d92 81 6s5l2e l27 g22 DDS
This is another heavy shipment. and raises the
excess over last year TO $50 900 OO0 and over
1859 to over s6A O0c,0 600. II is this excess of ex
ports which renders il so difcult matter for the
spectators in exchange TO keep the market up for
more than single steamer. Our exports are
really more than double our imports In the face
of this bankers decline to sell bills on London
under 1909, their rates on Paris being lower
however--say 5.l7H ls$4, The pros
pect il that another corner is being
attempted, and that the spectators will
run bills up to ioe1. for The Saturdays steamer
This should cause uneasiness The state of our
foreign commerce iustiles 10 advance in bills to
the specie shipping point, and if exchange does
rise 10 that point, it may be taken for granted that
the advance is fictitious, and cannot 'ast All the
bankers in New York could not manage to sell
bills enough to ship quarter of million of gold
week, even if exchange rose to no.
Money continues very easy, the rate being to
for call loans, and about the same for first class
paper. Many capitalists are dsappo nted that the
Secretary OF the Treasury does not offer then, i
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec Ut p IT,
ASHES The market steady, Nith limited sales Of
pots and pearls at unchanged prices
BREApslvFrs.-ilour--Tl market was less active and
buoyau, while brands easier, and closed at
decline of about r. l0c per bh especially FOR
brands, The SALES footed Up about Is 900 bhls closing
within the following range Of quotations.
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The European mills.

Boz on Dee, 10. 1861
The steamship Canada will for Halifax and
Liverpool ut about one 7. 81 10. orrOu Her mai,
close &c The Pest Osce al eleven A, NJ
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S HIP PIN G VIEW S !.
Port Of New York, December 10, 1861.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THfs DAY
SUN WsEs........... MOON SETS morn / bS
Sun sETs.......... % HIGH WATER. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

HoLLowAY's LLs-NIUou TRurn IN SMALL
COMPASS Derdngement of Me stomach and Jo,ccis
Few people arc couversnnt with the manner in
which the blood is created, or that the stomach
with the gastric juices, the secreiions of the
liver and the action of the lungs nre tho chief
agents for converting the food we eat into blood,
hence the great necessity for preserving the
stomach in II sound and healthy condition.
Nothing has yet been discovered more electual
for this than llolloways famous Pills, which act
directly on the stomach, liver, bowels and circu
lation. In bilious disorders, Indigestion, coslivc
ness and all consequent ,complOinst headache,
piles and debility there is no medicine in use
which insuIes such certain and beneficial re-
suits