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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02

Ohio troops, containing the First and
Second Connecticut Regiments pro
ceeded asffar as four milesthis side
Of Vienna, where they met the rem
rant of the Ohio troops at Il o'clock
this morning. It appears that after
the engine left lastEnight, and nine
teen rounds had been fired, the Con
fcderates made no further demonstra-
tion, and tAe Ohio companies retired,
MIR. D6rlnan, employed as d braEet
man onthe road, who was the only
one Of the einployees who started with
1.-THE train, says thut the attack was
made about haf.past4 o'clockIyester
day afternoon. The enemy had plant:
ed their cannon Immediately hfat- a
curve Of the road, which is straight
for some distance. n ~
8H is supposed thatIthe enemy were
lin expectation Of meeting a larger
force, I and that tie Ohio companies
Iiwere onlyan advanced guard.
H ALExASDRIA, juno 1S.-So far as
can be ascertained, onIwhat is believ-
edfto b6 good authority, the following
fare among tile killed and. wounded 81
1.-The 0hiotreopsz: FIJI MI
III. Killed John Barnes and Daniel
Sullivan III 5 u lss
+ Wopdel- Mercer, of company II,
He is ii aaying conditions having ah
arm Shot totf. NJ : N /,
Fl Wounded -Privatcs Wilmer and
Smith. oh ofthe .killea and tllreeoi
1.-THE wounded re5bf9ught TO Alex
fandria this morning. Two 6f the
wounded have been taken to Wash,
Fihghton)Hpspital -daY.
/ Tke( Washington Repablitan5 has the
Efd19wingIfrom a person direct frpmthe
sdene Of The tight: . .+# / !. r5.'
Ten are Killed, twenty wounded and
four missingIk Ofthe killed, six we're 81
tile 1 Portsmouth, lohio company ( G,
among themsthe second lieutenant. Oh
COMPANY G, Dayt9n, ohio,) four were
killed III .49 >HE .FE III #
THE enemy weSe 900 strong, and
their cannon Six-pounderstf>~ ~EE i +
Forces three, Or four thousand strong
are now moving TO. or engaged at, the
lHscene The enemy is also reinforced. d
The cannon bali which killed ,one.ot
our soldiers first struck his nqusket,
bending il double and taking orhis arm
When The hews. reached. the Aflino-
ton House, foar large wagons were i'm
mediiitely dispatched u bring off the
killed and wounded
Tile Ohio troops have fallen back
to-a point on the railroad, about two
miles. on This side the reeent.contiic
At d very early hour this morning
they were Joined by the first and sec
Eond CONNECTICUT regiments and at
nine O'Clock this morning the NeW
YorkIsixty5uinth regiment, Col. Cog
cofalt also marched to the same
poilit. The nineteenth New York,
various other regiments, (are ordered
to be ready to start for tile Scene d
action at moments notice. =
The. messenger who arrived al
Camp Corcofan reportsstllat prepara.
ton ara being made to advance on
Fairfax Court House this afternoon.
MoSraoNERx o.. Nd, June Is,
There are about one hundred Of the
enelnyIs cavalry insight of our camp
near the mouth of Seneca Greek, on
the Sputh side of. the MVer, about a
mile and d quarter ffron{flfs. These
tare mostly visible round. aNdetensiYe
work they have thrown up, evidently
to command tho road leading FROM
the ferryS here to- Leesbarg and
Drainsyiile. F%H5 AI{
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,,o,onb1 wallace surrounded BY Con.
IL - e. Celebrates. taHlt

HARRIsBURG, Jnne ;-. .'IlI' = !,
Curtin received d1sparch rom oo.
Wallace. commanding the Indiana reg
.ment, now al Cumberland, Nd, ~ w ~
HE stated that, il he was not Reinforced
Immediately, he would be compelled (
lie reat into. Pennsylvania as pc wa
bemmsd in on the east and west. The
Goyersor telegraphed immediately (
GhamHersburg. but, il beng in the dead
Of night, Of, course received no answer
from tie operator. p
This morning he again telegraphed or
ders to- have reinforcements sent linmedl
ately ID Col Wallace. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02
DON'T Like Il.

The Northerh papers are beginning |
expose the gigantic frauds and speellls
tiQns Of the ibeelnites Hill the war sup
plies. They say HE army contraetqk
are making 4 good thing bf ii. Denb-
Gratis ate to do tile fighting as privalefn
the Nofthern army, wtilse tie RepJIf.
cans get me fat Offices. HE conffajors
are fcbbing the Goyernmelt Or ffonifty
70 seventy.iivetp per cent. ofs ali purchases
Of army supplies, Gov. Dsnnisoniespe-
eially, Is making 4 family Econcef Of ii.
appointing his beloved kiadred tgallithe
paying positions which al not adanger
theiHi dear lives. Strong talk remoy-
ing him from his high l5bsiton lie SD
Ioigly fiIis.
Tie Cincinnati papers 5f ne iast few
days are pasiic.lai sssersS rs ~
cellency.ss n i 9flimaled C9l4l 5..f
that ~ itsl q IL1 :. ..:' 'SE eIa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02
j.. Death of a Volunteer.

On. Saturday last, one ofthe " Belrfe
Share Shooters, ,ef Monroe. County, Mr.
il AASplEY died at the Hospital IN sthfFFs
piade, or Measeles. He had taken them
on tle.marchsto this Valley apd was re-
covsring, but after his arrival here h lIs
wens III bathing and took relapse ap r.
died, He was buried on Sunday last lp
our Cemetery, with military hqqnors. hlSs
remhins were followed to their resting
placa BY number Of the volunteers nov ! Y
in 4ur town. together with some. OF hls
ownscompany, Who had been ileft behind,
his company having left our place %
Sat,iraay last under marching orders: a
'Thohgh many of tie, conconrse that iol- II
lowed his corpse were stra agers 70 hlnl'
yet not one but what felt the soiemnit..y
ofths,occasion and mourned him az though
he lad been a brother, and they deeply
sym pathis6t=with the friends Who are
IcaiIeiIIe mourn his loss, and regret thai
he wsasIstricken without chance to meel
Ethe enemy Of his country on the field.
A VOLUNTEER. 4
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Evacuation OF Philippi by flre Federa1
Eorcess. gIE

Letters from Philippi Inform US oftbe
evacuation Of that village by the Federal
forces, who. have retired Is the hills. a
short distance West Of that place. The
purpose was, itEIis thought, to- place
themselves in a position5tessI easy Of All.
proach and more commanding in post
ton. Ii was believed that they would
soon retire altogether in the direction d
Glation.- LynchJarg Hi,giaiqa. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02

A DYING NATIqE.--The New Torl
Day Book" says n AZ merchant of thiE
city, whpse opinion is entitled to credit
both from his experiences and bis sagacE
ity, says that ''it II useless 10 deny thai
complete financial wreck Of the whole
North is inevitable. unless something Il
done when Congress meets to bring
about an inevitable peace" ttIt isl "a sad
busiaess 10 walk out ii tile streetK One
can scarcity persuade himself HAT he is
not iin< Bedfsm. Such faces Some
blaeting with fendish passions, others
sad. soTrowful and desPairing, but not
one pleasant and joyous. couptsnance in
the who'll. city. There Is s6nslhing in
every MANS face which seenis W say--a
nation is dying re z tflt =
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Later from Col. lVailace's Command.

Later from Col. Wailace,s Command.
HLeEKsFowN, June 2e.-We have a
later arrival from Cumberland BIZ mes
senger Whs left here last night. He states
that portion Of the Pennsylvania troops,
two companies, arrived az Cumberland
on Friday. Col. Wallace Knew that two
Pennsylvania reserve regiments were on
the march 10 Join him. when ha would
commence offensive operations against
the Confederates at Romney.
The bridge over the North branch Of
the Potomac, known as Fink's bridge.
ri miles West OF Cumberland. has ben
burnt BY the seoessiopists. Tie A11'.
pier is destroyed.
Tx, Fs,K..i.-i -. d. .|. 90
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HrHE
anna6bs y aIItn SIN.
Is FrBLIsHED wEEKLY. az

fIHItlRLEsToN55 KANAWHA. VA,
SAMUEL BEAch's BUILDING EKaRrr
i IopBosIrE THE cosHdRE Horst
TERMS. One copy, one year. 81 al,
vaaee, $500; i not paid within sixty
days, $50 will be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISER G. -Ons
sa8are, 2lines, } FIRST insertion 75eerts,
E55f.h subsequent insertion. 375 cents
9liberal discount from the usual rates win
zbealto9ed those who advertise BY the year.
-.i5 JNO. RUMBLE. Proprietor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02
TILE
! fank f5erpe the Bogus governor .
Virginia.

Frank Nerpet the bogus G<sernor Il,
4 Virginia.
Il = ..Ille w us.pent Of the reader.
We Il present g q brle ketch of tie indi,
Egidlal who has seeif a;nt IA 60 81
erner of Y iirgilnss u es ,bs fra;tarsI
Convention, now Ii aessisn D 81 1VhaoFa
ing, II is surely the dutg 81 Tie prss {
1to give the world sohc infonnatioa
respecting The persona and political.
| anteeedeuts Of the mn who suIe,.. 4
sedes John fletcher jim he Gubefna.
toFial chair Of Virginia, Ii tie uane5
| and by the authority 81 a BODY 81
traitors, headed BIZ JohnS Garlic
| ard other slbservieat tp4s 81 fac
Lincoln Government #.
Frank Pierpont vas hos in No
mongolia county, near the Pnnsvlva
lime. IT. issa lawYergof yeryerdina.
Iry standing III 4he Northwet. sIIe
was j nom ~ Wglig. a pFeended
supporter af RBelT ii the last rgesi
dential cslYasa blt'in reality a Black
9tepnblican, as was universal, be-
-lievedat thei time. lie expected If
flee lander Lincoln, as can Be wen ess
.tablished. Ills heart IS d fountain d
Kitter waters llis-hatred ef
fsola purer than liirnsell bsi1 bis
ngnishs sahasi .stlel lsI
: lt aagrcd 81 lhe Delsloefaa1 and
Iof tite solth has long been intense
/ AM 4 descriptions demago gae, lie nev
4 q had any general popularity bal
has always been extremely odieas II
| the trne nieil.of his section. Beside
the law, he claims several other pfol
Efsssiol.s as hisSown, andsamong them
that of th3 Miniskyiofftlle Church b
Christ; tins stealing the'l very 81
1.-THE Court Of Heaven to serye the dew.
I1ll ID. " He Is OF arqs q ocaispreacher
LOT the respectable delnomination, tlia
Methodist lPEotestants. IA graphic
writer and i close observer Of clarac.
ter says Pierpont fis+Ithe ga'eat na1
Iof the Lincoln party ] he prays and
Ieyerybo9v mi oyese}ba5 49, aa.a4a s,.sse
lSoutI,efn men M Sa,1tba,p' ., = \
lnress Year. aoo IL {,.,,s ! ,,a.a,,s -, $,
fating pedaooene ia,,sht seL III ),
i AIjssissiInpi mi e. ,nerbans ~ a,iaba,,a
hut 81 fact Ie5es6naf s Is /; ~ -
decd ifliterate nan ;i.a q is rl,iaH
however his oranI sps ~
c0ra.aiee and whaaa - VS.; s.
Garnet a,ii1,roach Il, fls,. lIarae,s.,.,,,
lties qog6 5 Pie1,n,l;t.ss, s,s,,, ~
HCariiIe Will flee Il e lI,iib n.;tL ID !
epeel Of II locon1atiya is,1 sag y, ,b,. T.
/ neeks from ihe hangil5la, /. pri,9s. ~ a
/ So much for fhe bagits Gave,,o,
of VIRGINIA. R;e5o,o,se'15 E,,,a,1,:,.s, !
60 -
/ Ing M ~ senate aad Coy. Hicks,
o, Il the Senate on3Satqrapay last, the
Co = g ll appointed oiBs the action
loi S. Soy. Hicks ~ deprlYYlnsss certain
military .comIlallles OF tholf arms and
aelofs5ltlng lhem -lll Iortl Melienry,
and the distribution Of State arms 70
uniformed citizens Of ffsderick. made
Ea majority aud alllnority report. 4 Tlie
majority declare That the Gels rcfpr:
reg to afe fpalpallle nsprpatfois ] 81
authority whleh ought not 70 Be tpls
esrated, ana lld that It is the imperative
duty Iot fhe Legislatarette make + dl-
rect Issue With Tie Governor on Tho.
l1axrpr5 Tins fiat1nn1 and IA nf,it fsj,4s
r. sfsf4 III SO $3.50 - =
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The :Richmond Eaguirsr says There
was report in our city yesterday that
skirnish had taken place az Carriers
Greek, sip Lancaster county between :
pariy Of ihe enemy who landed there, and
{ body of Virginia troops. The enemy
werc repulsed with an alleged loss o.
four men. On our side nobody was
hurt.
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MusKets ana rifles

IA great deal has been SAID 81 lie
6mpafatiYe advantages Of musketss
Ind rifiesa We hear that very high
Authority asserts, that the intiskef Is
the better Of tile two, and, ID i rough
roll and tumble flight, viii render f;ar
more effective sefYiec. 1t docs not
bee ome foul sd easily, aud is adapted
10 both ball and buck shot. III a,snfcs
would stand Off half Il milo 10 shoot
at each other, the improved rifle
fnight be the superior Weapon, bnt We
have no idea Of indulging tile Yam.
KEGS with asg such abundant space
Ii the Hglit IL Bethel, the Yankees
bad their patented Nt;cIes, and IS
ianf hNRrs firing of.F Killed one
man n||i''tfPas aseSe''|. islI
' e = ! 'i'; =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02

MusrsRED IE.-A flying artillery corps
Under command Of Capt Kirby. fOfI.he
W;se Ikkion, was mnstsFfe me- |1r'irs
\, fRichsnead On de - 4'|'
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fn GEx.'' WIsE.-Ex- Coy, Wise, II is
reported. has the control Of the Secession
fosces il Western Virginia. He will find
TIP present expedition slightly diftFFeppt
from his as campaign. ID which he in,-
mbrtaIized himself 10y staying tfe layiR5ile
/" Sam, and shutting out the poor urchiin's
daFk lantern. He has another individual
.toIdeaf with now In the person Of !" Uncle
sataIn, " Who will give this bloody hotsfRurr
Fan. opportunity 70 snuff him and hisP pow
dsf.A PdrkersJarg Gozzetts. EE
He Viii not only snuff" Uncle Sam "A
ana Ills adherents il Western Virginia
bus will put an sffectaal erGaguis her r. a rs
/ that power and many offitss w 1tflgaito'r99us
,bsttors n Western Virginia, and among
Efbdiis, we fear thesedltor and propristors
Of The Gazette will be found. H+l-s
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JOSS Of The steamer Canadian.

ST JoHs's. June 1.-THE sleailiel
Candian. from Quebec for Liyefpool,
strJcl sunken iceburg eight miles
sottb Of Belle Isle on the Ar last, and
sunrin thirty-fve minutes. Ono hun
drel and eighty.one persons were saved
in mail boats and landed al Cape Baud,
.TJenty or thirty lives have been lest, in
aiding six cabin passengers.
TWELVE III : BIRgn. "A country ed
tor, 10 speaking Of steamboat, says :
- tNelre sbesth's ia her III
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by offending and recall the Invaders to
their own fresides. YAH
onr people must second him warmly.
must followshim. nustrush io his Stand
ard, and strike at once Strike boldly
and effectively home 10 Idle hearts Of
Ipur Invaders. 8sI3tHI3 ri
We have positive information that the
ohe tfpops have at last invaded llie Ka-
nawha Valley They we're encamped
Sunday night near Bufalol TheLin+
solniies took possession IF Ripley, Jack
son county. last Saturday Therethey
removed The old postmaster ahd commits
Stoned a new one, compelled mapy 70
take the4oath ofaIlegiauce loNncoln, and
earried off those who refused, Is prisoners
Of war. Several persons msdevery par
!. row escapes were shot atlas they run,
and were forced 70 remain out iR'the
moods all nigh; making their Wy 70
ibis place as-best they. could: -
We hope the people cf 2tIhis sectiodiE:wfil
throw off4hat fatal iincfedulity which has
Iislled Them into apparent ind feren{dief--
|. They are il imminent danger. Let them
cBme TO Charleston .miti whatever arms
iabl ammunition fhey can proeure.-
EFoper steps have been taken y meet ~ e
ilEFaders at every point. and no0doubt ere
ftlis ,seyqral skiFl f have b9en t9psh Y
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1Eonetarp ana Gungnlsrfiai Atbietn.
BALT!MORE, January Q. Isl

BALTIMORE, January 0, 1861.
The transactions at the Stock Board were light again
to-day but for all the leading securities the market was
toleraby firm. City G's were better again There was
however nothing done in them but for 1S75's 95L was
bid, and 1s90s left of at 97 bid 97X asked For Mary
land 6s there some inquiry and sale of So 800
1905 made at 100. There was nothing done in
Railroad shares bonds but for these prices
pretty well antained. Railroad shares closed at $5S
bid $59& asked regular way for Baltimore and Ohio
and Sl4h bid for Northern Central this figure being
advance Of dollar the price bid for it yesterday
and Railroad bonds left off rs bid for Baltimore and
Ohio 1s75s and 1SSOs II bid, so asked for do 1855;
and AK bid so asked for Northern Central 1855 Sales
made to-day of 100 shares Commercial and Farmers
Bank, full paid, at s36G364, but in the other Bank
stocks nothing done. The Mining stocks were
rather heavy Sales made OF 500 shares Springfield
at SIX, which is decline of cts yesterdays price
For Gardner Hill which sold yesterday 50 so, only
s265 bid today. There however sellers at
this figure.
The Baltimore Marine Insurance Company has declared
semannual dividend of per cent payable in cash at
the Office of the company, No % Second street, and
after Tuesday. the 18th inst.
In New ork today Virginia 6's advanced X; Canton
x; Michigan Southern 4; Michigan Southern guaran-
eed =; and Rock Island y but Missouri 6s declined *
New York Central $l%; Reading X; Cleveland and To-
ledo 25 Harlem 81 and Galena and Chicago =. Erie de-
cned at the first Board $H but advanced again at the
second Board 81.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, January S, lS6l
$500 Maryland G's90-10O 200 shs. Springfield
so shs. Com & Far. Mining Co. -IA
so -S6A 200 " -lA
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COURT oF APPEALS OF MARYLAND


DECEMBER Term, 1850, ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 9, 1861.
On yesterday the Court decided on the motion
then argued before them that one of the cases in
volviug the sale of the State Tobacco Warehouses,
which stands No. s on the special docket,
would be taken up in its order when the cases on
that docket called And that they would
render their decision to whether the other case
properly stood for trial this term when the Court
is full.-No. 10. Special docket. VIM. Cecil, ad-
ministrator of Mercy Owens Negroes Rose and
others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County. The argument in this case was
commenced on yesterday by Robert j. Brent for
the appellant, and Thomas G. Pratt for the appel
lees, and was continued and concluded to-day by
Thomas +. Bowie for the appeees, and John p.
Poe for the Anreant
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LIFE INsURANcEs.-An article recently appeared
IN this paper, extracted from Boston letter, rea
i've to the possibility of the forfeitures, by South
ern men, OF policies in Northern offices, should the
Gnion be dissolved. The President of the Mutual
the agency here:
"in reply to your first question-'whether Vir-
of the present Union,' allow me to saw that the
limits for residence named in our policies are terri
torial and not governmental limits, and that they
are paid with equal promptiude to citizens of our
own or any other government. ."-Riehmord Dee.
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BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861

to so determine.--Mr. Pitts said he understood
the States Attorney to say that he had concluded
to offer the papers.--Mr. Whyte understood
the States oficer.--Mr. May remarked he did
not intend to say anything of the kind, if he was
so understood and did say so, he emphatically re-
canted.--The Court at o'clock adjourned until
II O'clock this morning.
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See Fourth Page.
FOR TELEGRAMS,
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOB SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF A BANK.-The Boston
Herald OF the 7th inst, gives the particulars of
desperate effort of burglars to rob the South Read
ing Bank, near that city, on Saturday evening
last The rogues would have been successful but
for their encounter with the private watchman
A conflict took place, the burglars being three in
wounded severely I e on the head. In the melee the a
robbers escaped
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JuDGE PRICE.
Tows0NTnwN, Jan. 9--The case Of Plummer rs.
Senior, for treSpass-before reported-stil on trial.
-The case of the State Us. Levi Kelley (slave
negrol, fyr murder, is fixed for trial on Tuesday
next.
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The Philadelphia Ledqer of to-day SAYS:

The operations in stocks yesterday quite large in
Guiding SOS 900 of loans and about 100 shares The
ket active during the morning session, but closed
dull and prices a shade lower.
The money market is quiet and capital abundant at
gradually easier Really prime bills of short date
he placed I0(GI2 per cent. Paper that all
doubtful considered and indeed very little such is
offered Call loans undOubted security effected
6@g7 per cent.
THE FREIGHT WAR IN CINCINNATI N FULL BLAST
ARBITRARY ACTION.tn informal meeting of the EXecu
tive Committee of the Mama roads held last evening
the Burnet House. in regard to the subject Of
bound rates 1t proposed by the Central Ohio inter
est to make So cents the established New York
The Committee, however, refused TO accept less than
their pro rata Of 5S cents, and Sill -four of which
they will notify their connections day
Welearn that the Pennsylvania Railroad have express.
ed the intention of meeting the reductions of the Balt
Ohio, by going at to 40 cents to New York.
If there is to be the deepest cuts will probably
est end it.-Cincinnati Commercial, 4th.
The ruling of all rail for East bound fourth class
freight yesterday, follows: Baltimore cts
Philadelphia, 45 cts; New York so cts Boston, 55 cts
Ibid, 5th
The above extracts would 10 indicate that thereis
fresh between the trunk lines on Eastward bound
probably did not give the notice mentioned in
paragraph else the rates would have been fixed
figures proposed. The Commercial is right in saying
that there to be the deepest will end
it. The Pennsylvania Central ended the Boston
freghts for the time being last summer by contracting
first class goods at 30 cts per hundred-bu that has
broken out aresh and taken in connection with the Gin
cinnati business must result in full booded excitement
between the rival roads Missouri Dem0cr1f I'm
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
New Yorl; Tribune. of this morninr. SAYS.

The Now I ork ITlJuRe, OF TINS morning, says:
There active movement at the Stock Board this
morning, and under considerable realizing and some
pressure of stock the market by bears the quotations
showed general decline, ranging from to ~ per cent
There larger proportion than usual operations on
time, with some disposition to take buyers options The
movement to-day seemed be of those motiveless
fluctuations which not nrequentiy in the Stock
market, and after which no predict whether
rise or fall will follow Between the Boards the market
without activity had rather improving tendency and
at the Second Board quite firm the leading fan
cies The Western shares especially quite buoyant
and improved \ TO per cent The market is firm for
Exchange, with moderate of outside bills offer.
ing. Sterling is l02 d1Q5k with few transactions above
l05. Francs are 545d535.
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40 acre Warrants - 90 10
The receipts account of the Treasury Notes are
about $500 900 to-day
The following is statement of The earnings of the
New York Central Railroad for the month December
1860 compared with its earnings for the corresponding
month of the previous year
iS5g...,..... SIC, ,o96.27
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.-At an early hour this
morning, our citizens were aroused by the loud and
repeated reVerberation of cannon to seward and
general rush was made from all parts of the city
to the wharves. The excitement vas intense, and
the military rushed to for the general defence.
Twelve or fifteen reports were heard first from
the works on Morris Island followed by few
shots from Fort Moutrie