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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31
,ardIY Realized

Hi ad orribe eadsche this hatenoon hand hi stepped
hnto the hapothecares hand says hi the man. Can you
hease of han eadache?" "Does hit hache ard saws
e "H Exceedingly" says hi hand hupon that gave me
Ccphalic Pill hand pom onor Bit cured quick
that 'ardly realized hi ad 'ad AN eadache.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

GREAT NScaTE"r.-Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries of this age may be consid
cred the system Of vaccination for protection from Small
Pcx, the Cephalic Pill for relief OF Headache and the
use Of Qninine for the prevention of Fevers either o,
which is specific, whose benefits will 70 eAperienc
ed by suffering humanity lans aier their discoveries
forgotten,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

Tns STEANsmP Yorktown, Captain Parish is again on
the route between this city and New York, having been
Thoroughly repaired and painted; boilers and engines
also cabins newly fitted up aud all in complete order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

FACT WORTH KSowrSG.-SpaldIng's Cephalic Pills are
certain cure !os Sick Headache Bilious Headache Ner
vous Headache, Cosiveness and General Debility
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31
GOV. Floyd UNDER ARRAGNNENT.

Grand Jury OF the District OF Jlumbia has earn
ed ths thanks of all honest and patriotic men, by indie
ting exSecre,ary Floyd the charges of mslfessanet
in office and conspiracy against the general government
which have been openly PREFER against him by the
press Although he has removed himself beyond its urs
dicon bis refusal to appear and confront these ndiet
ments will weigh heavily against him conviction
Whatever Justification he may make out TO hs own
conseeuce for bis treschey to the government be can
not. without acknowledging his culpabily, avoid an
swerng this formal Impeachment of his personal homes
ty Unreped to- t will stand for all time record
against has character and unless the chivIay Of the Od
Dominon grea y 81 cred he will fed that his claims
to social consideration amongst them will Lot be im-
proved by his silence.
This Is, believe, the first Instance on record OF =
Clbnet Minister being indicted BY Gran Jury for NAL
teasanee in Olice. Wfat a spectacle for man thus
hOnOred by place in the national councils TO be degra
ded TO the level Of defauDg clerks and contractors,
and involved with them in charges OF Wholesale mbez
element OF the public funds We know not how
false these charges may be but H. Nc Floyd does not
sufficiently for his character to meet them, the
country will not the less be in position to pas judg-
ment upon them from the evidence taken in the course
Of the present inQliry.-N J. Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

By these Pills the periodic attacks OF Hr ScIrous
Hedddchs may be prevented; and II taken the
immediate relief from pain and sickness he
obi aimed.
They seldom fail in removing the Nasa aad Htddshs to
which females so subject
They act gently Upon the bowels s-removlrg Co,tirenes
Por Literary Men SneHt Delicate Females and all persons
OF Sddnty hdJ they valuable Ldsdioe improving
the appetite giving tone and rgor 10 the digestive :as
restoring the elasticity and strength f te whole system.
The CEPHAC PILLS the esa, Of long investigation and
conducted epe.mens having been In many
during ucn time they have prevented and relieved yss
Of pain and suffering from Headache whether ogns
ting in TIE nerooSs system rp deranged state Of s
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composan, and
ken At al With perfect safety whau, change
absence Of any oorssaois aste renders easy
% adpainister thsza 20 cAiidren.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEITsi
genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry spadn; "
Boz. . r .F.I .I-r @
Bold by Druggists and all other Deie,S In Medieiaes
Rox will be sent hy nal prepaid on receipt Of the
RRICE as CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDIEa,
! dssc-dssviy 80 Cedar street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

TuE ClrY RAIERoAD--The bill OF lajing for the um
Der to To used ia the construction Of the city passenger
railroad Vas received yesterday The vessel clear, d
from Florida the 2Oih instant and may be expect,
here next week The work will be commenced soon
afterwards.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31
THE CONNANDANT AT FORT PICkE!

flrSt Lieut. Adam ]. SIemmer, OF FtnISyNania Is IN
command Of The United States garrison at Fort Pekens.
tensacO le entered the United Stats military acsd-
az West foin, in s-i.eGber 1916 aud graduated in
1850, when he commissioned In tie ARM &c brevet
conl Eeu;cuaut Of the FIRST regiment Of artillery. He
appointed first lieutenant in 1854 and ordered on
special duty acting assistant professor OF ethics and
mathematics at the West Point academy in 1888
Fer. PicEeus = aog Invested by two thousand troops
from Georgia Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi under
the command of Asor-General W. Ii. Chase, formerly
major in the United States corps Of engineers Fort
Pi;keus l. commanded by Fort Barancas and Fort Nc
Rae, both Of which works with battery recently
erected ready 70 open re Fort Pickens at mo-
meuts warning The beseigers at last accounts, we're
making scaling ladders and other preparations to capture
the latter named work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

The NEXT CoSGRRss-The Congress which
is to assemble on the 4th Of July next, in pur-
suance Of the call OF the President, will consist
in the Senate of 20 republicans and 25 opposi-
ton, emitting the vacancies to be filed; In the
House Of Representatives of 1Oi republicans
and 5s opposition, without taking into the cal
culation fifty members to be chosen in Califor-
MIA, Kentucky, Kansas, Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Virginia. The seven Sc
ceded States are of course excluded from the
estimate. This will be, for obvious reasons
the most important Congress ever held in the
United States. On Its action vast results de-
pend. The events of the last few days. and
events soon to come, will annihilote the old
national legislature. The government is now
in sort Of historical crisis, struggling for its
existence, and mere factious feelings will be
swallowed up in the magnitude of the
questions which will occupy the attention Of
Congress. Petty and local considerations
must give way to national views, and only
high principles will prevail. The presence of
danger, the actual existence Of civil war, the
future Of the country, will rise up in all their
vast proportions before the vision OF the ma.
tional council, and give an elevated tone to its
legislation and siaiesmanship. The miserable
sqssbbles about spells and distractions will
have no place where such momentous themes
arc 70 be Excused. There VIII be lille Time
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small proportion only Of which was taken by
speculstors. Bresdstufs were dull, and closed on
the 9Th with a declining tendency. Provisions
were quiet.
A violent northeastery gale prevailed all day
yesterday, accompanied by copious fa of rain.
So far as we are informed, the shipping in the bay
and harbor has sustained no damage from the
storm. Between eight and nine o'clock last even
ing building in the course of erection on Frank
fort street, on the site Of the one burned down
some time since and at that time occupied by E.
0. Jenkins as printing Office, was blown down
by the gale. The whole is therefore in ruins.
The rush at the Custom House yesterday far ex-
ceeded that Of any previous day. Some curious
scenes were introduced on the occasion in the
drama of search for Office.
Ninety-one vessels entered at the port of New
York from foreign ports yesterday, the largest
Ill mber ever entered in one day.
The cotton market yesterday, under the influence OF
the foreign news, was frmer with upward tendency
in prices The Gales embracedabout $500 bales closing
heavy and lower for common grades, while extra
brands in light demand and prices irregular Wheat
was also heavy, with tendency towards lower prices
Corn was in fair demand, at rates given In another
column. Pork was firm with fair sales, at SIT so for
mess, and at SIS for prime Beef also firm, and in
fair demand. Sugars steady, but the very nce-
ment weather tended TO check sales, which
fined to some $50 hhds. Cuba Coffee quiet, but
firmly held. Freight engagements were moderate, with
q tendez CT towards easier rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

REvIvING PROSPECTS, OF TRADE IN THE NORTH
The settled policy which the administration
has adopted, and which IL is believed will be
vigorously carried out, is likely to result in q
rapid revival of trade in the North. AL uncer.
tainty, at least, is at an end; and it was the in
gertrude Of the past few months rather than the
existence of any positive calamity that para
lyzed everything in the shape Of business. The
people are now beginning to see how the coun-
Try stands, and here in the North they are all
Of one mind as to the position of the North and
South. To some extent then, we may expect to
see capital released from its long captivity in
the bank vaults, and all the interests of COM
merce coming again into active life. Business,
especially In the sale and manufacture of army
equipments, naval stores and war materials of
all kinds, will receive an immediate impetus.
Shipbuilding and the shipping interest gene
rally will be called into busy operation, and
we anticipate free demand for labor in al
this community from the fears OF distress and
starvation among the working classes which
have pressed so heavily upon us for some time
past.
The decided course which the administration
is now pursuing has already produced another
remarkable result In the after demolition of all
parties and factions, and the combination Of
the entire North in favor Of q permanent Union
and constitution in some shape. The safety Of
the country has become paramount 10 all mere
party issa,s. A liesh military spill! Las also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

UNITED STATES MINISTER TO FRAycE-On
Monday last, at Trenton, dinner was given
to Hon. W. l.. Dayton, Minister to France,
which came of with eclat. II will be recollect-
ed that Mr.. Dayton was on the republican
ticket for Vice President in the campaign Of
1856, with Fremont for President-a movement
which gave such an impetus to the republican
cause as has rendered II ultimately successful.
Mr.. Dayton was also prominent candidate for
the republican nomination for President at Chi
csgo. He is an able and an accomplished man,
such as II Is desirable to send at SO critical a
period TO the French government. lie Il in
every way respectable gentleman, and II
would be more creditable to the character OF
the country If such appointments were more
.eaeTaliS -,a.e.
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been infused into the present generation, hardl
inferior to that which animated the early pstr
OTIS Of the republic, and there is but one opinio
throughout the entire North as to the prophet,
Of vigorous and decisive action.
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or inclination for vaporing talk. Action,
prompt action, is demanded by the country,
ard that such as will materially aid, in co-opera-
ton with the executive in restoring peace
and accomplish ing eunion of the States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON April s, 1861.
The London Post asserts that the military operations In
which Garbadi will take part the point OF CON.
mencng and the Hungarians Italians have come
to perfect understanding TO make a combined govern.
ment.
1t is expected that the Hungarian Diet win pass a
formal vote calling the Hungarian troops from other
parts Of the Austrian empire to concentrated in the
kingdom Of Hungary alone Such measure win neces-
sary strip the Venetian provinces Of the flower OF the
Austrian forces II opposed by the Austrian government
the Hungarans win refuse TO pay the taxes and the mo-
ment for breaking out into instruction win then have
arrived.
The London Tines city article OF the 4th (evenlng)
says:Although the reduction in the Bank rate OF dis
count fully expected II has had considerable effect in
restoring the tone Of the market and hope may be enter
tanned that s influence the general trade Of the
try which evidently at this moment affected 10 need
less extent by vague anxiety viii be extremely advanta
geous The recovery ccnsos is shared by all other do
scrpons OF securities The discount houses aud joint
stock banks have deferred until tomorrow. There
considerable change in the allowance deposits in the
discount Market
Arpu 4-The general demand is moderate. The
general rate is a fraction below the Bank.
Although commercial engagements are maturing to-day,
they have been universally large
No serious case Of default has taken place.
About f75 900 in bar gold was taken 10 the Bank
to-day.
The railway market opened fatty, the traffic in the
manufacturing districts being less favorable but nearly
all the leading stocks closed K Il per cent higher
Garibald Is sti ndisposed and unable 70 attend the
sitiings OF the Chamber.
Sweden and Denmark have followed the example or
England and France, recognizing Victor Enamel King
Madrid teegraphic despatch announces perfect tran
guilty in Morocco, and the treaty with spAn being as
fully carried out.
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TURKEY

Tho Porte has ordered the blockade Of the coast OK
Montenegro
Omar Pacha had been received by the Sultan, and
would probably be appointed commander chief OF the
army OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Government troops have been hastily sent to the coast
bordering on Montenegro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET,

LUNDON MONEY MAKkkTs
Funds on the Sd declined Nd during the morning but
rallied, closing steadily at the quotations Of the pre-
vious day.
On the ih the Bank OF England reduced its rate 10 SIX
per cent Consos cicsed at piT for money, and s15I
0iss for the account.
on the 5th the market opered rather armer
COD continued 70 flow into tue B-4s u Ea.2i N COO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
INDIA

The Bombay mails (date not meo,ioued) reached Mar.
settles on the 4th.
Exchange g. Id a o. sd.
Nothing else telcgraphed
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be, of hostile troops, me prospect will be
gloomy enough to the Montgomery govern
ment. Thus environed and hemmed in by the
overwhelming power of the North, how can the
seeded States hope to prevails
1t may now be too late to ask this question;
and they who have "precipitated the cotton
States" into this revolution may be Indifferent as
to the consequences. But the substantial slave
holders Of the South, whose interests and hearts
are not in this work, may now begin to delibe-
rate upon the contingencies of destructive
war around them. We had hoped that this last
resort would be left to the decision Of Congress.
Had Mr.. Lincoln limited his late proclamation
to call upon Congress, civil war might per-
haps have been avoided. But he has chosen to
cut the Gordian knot; the North responds with
startling unanimity; and we must deal with
these solemn facts of war which are before us.
We presume that Virginia and the other border
slave States will come up with the representa-
tives of the North to Congress in July, and that
their object in coming will be treaty of peace.
In this connection the resolute policy of Mr..
Lincoln and General Scott, and the significant
cooperation and enthusiasm of the North may
operate powerfully in behalf of peace with the
beleaguered Southern confederacy.
If the border slave States cannot at present
act with the Northern States in this great crisis,
neutrality is their policy; and we think they will
adopt it, to escape the destructive visitation Of
this civil war upon themselves; and the field Of
warlike operations being thus confined to the
seeded States, their reduction or destruction
| appears almost inevitable. Beyond year or
two of an exhausting civil war they cannot
hold out without losing the monopoly of the
| cotton culture; for if our Southern supplies of
cotton fail beyond year or two, they may be
raised in other parts of the world, to supply the
| worlds necessities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
HUNGARY.

The formal installation Of the Cura Regia OF Hungary
took place at Pesh on the I'd inst The judicial admi
nistration was suppressed
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ITALY.

Garibald continued at Turin BE was received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people.
The official Opirione OF Turin publishes an article
showing the necessity of Withdrawing the troops from
Rome says that they there to protect the Pope;
but as soon as Italy grants the ampest guarantees for
the safety Of the Pope and the freedom Of the church the
mission of the French will be fulfilled with dgnityby the
national army.
Debate on the affairs OF Naples continued in the Cham
Der Of Deputies. The Minister Of the Interior said
difficulties had been exaggerated, but he promised
remedy Of several inconvenience Of the government
intended to increase the military Of the Southern pro-
vnces az measures Of public safety
The Pope tainted away during service on the "a, but
his indisposon was not serious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

FALSE REPoRTs-We observe that the Iri-
5une and other of our contemporaries have
published reports concerning the HERALD es-
tablisbment, which, besides being untrue, show
q good deal of malice and meanness. They
said that there were crowds assembled
for riotous purposes in front of the He
RAID Office; that o crowd compelled us to
display the American flag from our win
dows, and that Mr.. James Gordon Bennett,
the proprietor of this journal, was followed by
q crowd and hooted in the street. Now, as to
the latter statement, all that we need say in re-
futation is that Mr.. Bennett is quite unaware of
having been offered any such insult, and
that in the street. as well as out of it, he has
been treated with perfect courtesy by both re-
publicans and democrats, and that he has lust
as invariably treated them courteously in re-
turn. With respect to the crowd in front of
the HERALD office, it would have been singular
IL there had not been one, considering the
exciting news of the last few days the fact that
we published that news in advance of any other
journal. and had circulation exceeding that of
all the other New York dailies put together
for in a single day we issued Of the HERALD no
fewer than hundred and thirty-fve thousand
six hundred copies. People come to the HER,Lp
office to read the bulletins and to buy the pa
per, not to sack the establishment. In regard
to the display Of the American flag, no one
asked us to do so. 1t was unnecessary to take
that trouble. The glorious flag of the Union
is orr FLAG and long NAV IL wave
The fact is, there is so much envy and rancor
on the part Of both the Sunday and daily
papers towards the HERALD, in consequence of
its unparalleled success, that they are too glad
to seize upon any pretext to show their ma.
Lightly. But the public know which is the
newspaper that gives them the earliest and the
fullest intelligence, and most completely sup
plies the popular want, and they value IL
accordingly. 1t is sterling appreciation, which
detracton cannot diminish.
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AUSTRIA.

An imperial decree orders the resumption of payments
in silver in Iombardo veneia the authorities of that
province having secured the necessary stock OF specie
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRIroH,
Garibaldi About to Commence
Operations.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN FRANCE.
The Hungarians and Italians
Acting in Concert.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
ks., As., kss

PORTLAND, Me-, April 10, 1881.
The steamship North Briton, Captain Robert Boranl,
from Liverpool at three O'Clock on the afternoon Of the
4th inst, and Londonderry the evening Of the 5th
inst, arrived here at quarter past three o'clock yeser
day morning.
The dates per the North Bron two days later than
those already received.
The Parliamentary recess continued
There some probability Of q compromise In the
Building Trade strike The London men were showing
some disposition to accept proposition Of working By
the hour under an increased scale Of wages.
Mr.. Tran Of Massachusetts,, has been fined shilling
by London magistrate, the charge that his street
railway obstruction but the magistrate explained
that the question would really have TO BIO settled by the
Supreme Court. Mr. Train gave notice Of an appeal to
that court.
specie.
The North Briton reports passing through large field
Of heavy detached ice and seeing several small bergs be-
tween the Virgin Rocks and Cape Race.
The steamship Etna from New York, reached Liver
pool on the morning Of the 4th inst.
The steamship Palestine, from Portland reached Los-
donderry on the morning Of the 9Th inst.
FRANCE.
The French navy has, by command Of the Emperor,
been organized into five divisions each division to be
plated fgates attached to IT, One division was about to
proceed to Syria whore England s reinforcing her naval
force.
Some sensation was created by the announcement that
the Emperor about to review garrison OF Paris
review at this unusual time was construed by some
into forerunner OF campaign.
Measures are to be taken by the French government
for the suppression Of all religious associations not al
ready recognized and authorized by law.
Rumors were current that Count dc Persgny would
probably resign account Of the article In the Pare
relative TO the Duchess of Kens funeral but the AexS
@ Of the 4h inst says that the reports OF notifications
in the Ministry unfounded.
The Paris Bourse was very much depressed and lower
The rentes closed on the Sd inst. at 67f. SOC.
It Is explained that Prince Murats letter relative to
the Of Naples only written for the purpose Of
giving explanations and is altogether Of personal
character.
Count Rodolphe de Orano has been created Marsha,
Of France.