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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,

OOnycOHu GAtidct VI odIcd dpdIl l4d,
TIE ro, esecflai remedy which TIE ref.cai ski -
OR times can devise Tor TINS everywhere rreTa.Irg
ant ftt. meisry. 4 combined frt'u the nosf act'se
r..tfsis fhsf have heesi csrr-crat fcr iie pnr-
ssLll q tfis foul ai-llefr ilo tac ioot. au1 a..
-a.e ~ tile system frcm if- ce-'rG-f-se cel-e-
frHes-- Hsucr y slcuit hc eul iasfa .r tlf care
~ ncr only Scroil4. bar s'-a fia-f cher sf'oi..
p..ila afise frea4 j.. such -
rurt'se sns sk.a Diseases, - affboay's Ire.
Rose. or Ersai polas, hnples. rg;cic-. k,otch-
e. r.alrs su1 N1fl-. I-gnorf. r.-fter and >~it
Eh~um. Scaic Head Klnsv 0rn. Bh.sn-
rarsm, S7nhiiuc snt Nercrresi
ftseases- Drcpsy. DysTcr-i.
Dct-!lty, au1. irscet. al
Compeilfs arlslnrifona
vidset or Impure
oot
Tho popular belief "a '-.mpuiffy ~ the t.e1iH q.
founded IN tr1iA 10r scroiala IL degeneration n TIE
blood The particular purpose aad virtue u t-li>
Sfrssariia - % purify sad receaeras THE ~ ~ M
a without which sound health j. irhnoss e ir c.e-
tl.1tnat<t constitution.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

AssAlS
Cash, BaiAn.e II BSuk, X sO7 90
Bonds and Mortgages tbeine hrst Hen a.
Real kstate worth at least u so7 aool e9s sea 0s
Loans On Stocks. payable dcIlaai.
klmarkef value Of securities teT - so IL 600 %
Bank Stock, market yaiuel -ss-5 On
United States Treasury Nofes. sua4set
value. I01 3o3 m
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. l0as0 90
North Caroiina State Nonts tlDarket sai. $50 90
Missouri State Bonds ,markef rslue, u COO 90
Real Estate, No Ne1 Street e. 3o5 -
Interest due on lst January. 1ssl 4
which S22.2S0 - has since been r--'f = -09 q
Balance in hanf- of Agents and in c0rr-e
cf transmission from Agent. GA u a
January Got which Sil 9ss u - sine.
been receiystl. aos 10
land Risks. q.ess o.
OtAer Property N.~ceilanecns '..ns. $500 20
Premiums due and uncollecfrr "a PET
eies i-sned Al oa'ee. $3.50 Is
Total, sl.4a5 sos 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PEEsiprSr
A. F. wIIL.NARTH. vies PsrSpr~r
J. MLnoS SMITH. SEcRE7AnY
JOHN MCGEE. ASH Ssc'Y
CHARLES sEkgFr, Agent.
NJ. 3 pliNSIx ROW,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
Tse, p8iig fvrrtrfio1s from Harrl<btsr,A 20
Baifis7erf sea Hassingf0n.
1t.f. AeE CHECKED THROIGH- III.
TRANSFERS FIRE.
- Airets as Iav ne hv eos otiei Route
Esag Tickets ria PtfsN-
burg.
TICkBIS FoR : NLf At ST. MIN
OFFICES
TRIeITs

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Easferts iriIsre i1''fis Nise.s.in in-sa. - N.s-
ssarf ~ -est alfa-f.
ne Ffra.y ttsIfe EtiIest 49, rornr~-s Il Iftts.
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tia- 81 fssIr ~ - ftis taenarr. F.if rith
-.s-ftarre - ifs sf,reiy fratsif
IflE EtFfs 90 WRIGHT 81 srv rs.rf r. the
w. - ta felrsfifrnia hsiifest arf lf az fines
- fsre-sa's - AZ charged r ethr- Eailrosi Cem-
pssfes
p, YsrtisFisI e marx pset sges ''ru rrV<vrtvau.
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IfFCH 4 90. " tstor Her.r. - " seush
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

CHAs. MARTIN.
A.. 7. WIIMAkfH,
Nm. q Lambert.
Geo. c. Collin.
Dsnford y. Barner.
Iuciu- H1pkias.
Tho. MesssHEa4.
Wm. ~. MELEE,
Cha-. II. Haach.
y. Watson Bun.
Homer Morgan,
Lew j. sioae.
james Humphrey,
George Peagce,
Ward A. v ORR.
james Low.
l. II. Rockingham,
shAs. 4. Buckley,
hOe lockwood.
TAeocoTe NrSaIaee,
Richard Bsgslas,
Cuftl- Noble.
Geo h Morgan.
Oliver T.. Wool.
Alfred $. Barues,
George Blis-.
Amo- II. Dwight,
A. =. Willis,
Levi l.. Morton.
John y. Hutchinson,
Chas T.. BALDWIN.
Nm. II To~nsere. =
Eerrx p ilurihrf,
jesse Heyt.
VIM. StuTgis. Jr.
John Z. Iori.
Sidney Mason.
Geo. +. sicacman,
Cyrus Yale. Jr..
Nm. B. Fcsd.ck.
David ! Boyd,
r. ~. coz-it.
Levi Roberts.
san'l Il Caldwell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

LEGAL.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

wfo have isns-shet - yesrs il Aslp-ess weat4.s-.
Sit t's' rtcry rr-0parst= ~-fb fFt Tap. -
der faeir iasigpfatts cferauol- la az sexaG. i.s-
abilities are removes their c.rd. s! ani su;ie s,il
ul.iins properties. Tasf they recruit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

usod for their Wool seems disccursgng owing 20 Hs
scarcity Of non.y among aafacturss and WIN we
both East snd West Most OF those who have iofun
vd the West lay 'bo rocks either beef oceuoy
the foe in trfde stop thei mil least ony % t
buy in uaket for h'rimn wspt The ertf uhcee
Of the clearly pfecbes tie latter the onyFN
trade IN Wool ell Of the country ana
sloekeeper IN OHIO Michigan mud buyer ~
h do almost fine morniae 70 tue hut when p
present whole bushes OF he county IL Ia great ueasns
the little fmon vitality IL ally 20 be- found 30 lss
cis IL therefore evident hS s
bes. way to se will be send to the market where tho
necessarily. In the regular 81 their butt
with II. A. to which Dug GO be
paid which groweught EXPECT think that
such portion Of the WOOL is odd In the West clipping umc
viii price from pc 10 3c for the Ususl qualities 10 goo
condionmcs Of the better PROBABLY selling for seoat No.
snd hoe clips cling as high 81 e The last gre not
desshe snd large portion 81 the oes
clips will be wls held nv growers or al improved demand
Our ANNEXED quotations probably from to &C. sno.e
what could be realized Tor Wool faI inafAst L<s
Hrvil early bing ne4viy quite our quotations
Pulled Wool have been ~ good request and prices soewna
improved under the sc'ise demand and ne k~t left quite
bare Of anything dessbe C.niz Woods have b.eo tesy
taken ior army coig ard bAnkets at prizes nngrg ou s
from previous rste la Texas bat little hss been done the ssoh
IN mset not being attractive md held prices sbpve the
Of bnyes Fine foreign Wools have been little noticed
Med foreign WOODS fall pevious
and the market Is In Light stock aud held hrmy
Carpet VOLS continue q4ot with no Inn edste prospecs
y or advices from Edrope lean medium and loo
medium Woods there the Ss Of Id
I'd q H. while Woods scarcely msintsned previous price,
SEC % NJ Pulled 30d35c $1,000 Fleece and P1eAt
100 Cape 2D02c loo bsles e,s. O bales Es nd.ss
washed sm,rns 20 bales Unwsshed Morocco 0 bales Un
wsslei Chilsn; 5000 10 Rio Grsnde 1900 t East udsnj
1900 n Tuh.wa.bed; 230 bses California Haze k5JtW
California Wool coo n Ca iforria Pulled Sno 70 Csnsas
In Boston: Us 90 10 Fleece AID Pulled 5G+Oo wv bsiss
In Prcvidsnce: 1890 N Fleece so9,7ic., months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
cor. ANDERSON IN CINCINNATI.

Col Anderson, on Sunday last made The following
nea, little speech the scholars otthe German Mission
Sabbath School in Cincinnati
81 did not expect, nv dear children and friends
when came here TO be asked IN address y0u but II II
well p.rhape for me 10 say few words. have been
placed proydentally, in position that mas attracted
tho attention Of country 10 me andtouy btte bHId
But wonld not have you nisundertand me my poti
lion and The causes which have ledme safely through the
dangers by which have been surrounded. No mortal
assistance no Individual aid, would have sqfieed TO
that end am willing and am not assumed frankly
10 tell you my young friends that no event, no trsno-
action oek place there, in suy DAY, ofany interest Or
importance 20 our cause without my hnt appealing to
God IN the morning, TO give me spirit OF wisdom TO
under,tand that might comprehend His will, TO give
me strength Of purpose and Teeoluiion 10 know my
duty 10 b m and 20 my country. Therefore the eoit
of whatever was don. does not belong to me. Btore
left Fort Sumter received Letters dom fI1ends tell
iup m that should be In danger from my friends
then | was from my enemies that must be careful
not 10 be ,poiled by tattery:
"The advice was welcomed; but trnH God that
lie IA. saved me from the dangers la which was
placej Feeling believing aud hoping thus, confess
have not believed in my own mind that was entitled
to the least credi, Tor bat have done, because God
put il into nv hears 70 do that which did. There
lore nv Young friend. would urge upon all Of yOu
In The transactions Of life that you viii BE- called upon
20 reform and each individual has transactions 70 yer.
form gs Inomenous to him ~ what have performed Is
Ia me: bis eternal happiness depends npOh i'll would
have yoR all pu. your trust IN God. DO thht with I'm
humble heart, and you viii b5 best IN this life, and
reyaicd for everlasting happiness ID that which If 10
cone. i can tay no more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
SATURDAY. June l--P. NJ.

The feature Of tho Stock movement continues to DO
the activity 10 State stocks aud great surprise is ex
pressed that the market absOrbs sch large amounts
withou. any important decline. Of Missouri Gsaone
500 coo were sold At iO Si05, showing firm market
Yirpinss were were rather timer and Tennessees i'd
vanced ! y cent. North Carolinas were heavy, as
were Louisiana, ceiling at SIS. The Share market
was somewhat irregular and fairly active. The changes
were not important, the market being generally well
sustained The bears were Offering their options with
considerable freedom, but had little efec upon the
market. Tie only activity in Western shares was
Illinois Central the transfer bonds of which opened TO-
day. TIE deliveries were large, and the shorts met
their contr cts with less difficulty than had been an
tcpated. The market OPened at 6s and closed at "
against 60. yesterday Cenral fell of per cent, but
Erie was scarce and well sustained. The Western
roads were generally inactive In Government seenri'
til there were 10 transactions of importance but the
market was heavy. Registered IL, 1881, sold at s6s
which is lower In Railroad bonds there is no move
ment but prices are steady. After the Board there
was dull market and prices at the close were rather
lower Central sold at 72i; Galens, 51i; Erie, 23t;
III. Central, So &c. There was no second session
of the Board the members having joined in the ovation
to the Seventh Regiment
H. Foreign Exchange there is nothing Of Importance
d ing, and the market is heavy. Sterlngs lOo9lOos
for leading signatures Francs, $40 d5.3.
FRErGHTs-To Liverpool 5000 bush. Corn in bulk
and bags at a7,d II 900 bush. Wheat in bags atsdi
5000 bbls Flour at lie. q. Is 9d.i 100 pckgs Lard
at s Cd Per foreign vessel, a. 900 bush. Wheat at
ga9,d, in bulk and bags and l0j bids Talow at 5Os
70 Liverpool per foreign vessel 1000 busb Wheat at
CID in hags To London, 1900 bbs. Flour at as. 3D..
hhds Tobacco at 32s. 3D., and boat load of Grain
on private terms. To Galway by foreign vessel, 10000
bush. Corn at Id, in bulk and bags. 70 Glasgow,
500 bile Flour at 2s. Cd 02s. 7d., AID 100 bush
Peas at Cd. in shirs bags.
The business of the Slb-TreGsury was: Receipts,
g. ,254,79o l3-For Customs 81 90 co. Payments,
$@7S,6s6 o.; Balance, 81, 4S6 1880.
This shows an ncrease of 81 COO OOOduring the week
by reason Of payments on the new loan.
Messrs Dnncan, Sherman & Co. will ray the follow
ing coupons and bonds due June |, lS6l; Belydere,
Delaware Coupons; Albany City Coupons; Buffalo
City Coupons; sl3 900 Buffalo City 6 Cent BONDS,
issued June /, 1852; 81 600 Buffalo City v Cent.
Bonds Issued June l. 1884.
The marine Losses during the year show an aggregate
Of 43 vessels, of which were ,bps were barss IL
we've hrigs and III achnnneE- The total value OF
prope ty lost and missing was Sl342 100. The Losses
aipcs Ian 4 ibiy. been follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
IMPORTANT PAPERS SEIZED AT ALEXAN-


We hesr .bat among tie effects Of The Alexandria
Ssrtpel office, now in the custody Ont wholly uin
iuredl Of the troovf of the United Ses, certain
letters Of great mIori,lee az showing The means by
which the revolution in Virginia accomplished,
impi sting the writers nnd others In treason and
spirary against the United Sa'et 10 such extent
that IL they fall into the hands Of the Government the
law TO s extreme extent hardly fall 10 be brought
10 bear upon their cnpf. The letters ere believed 70
prove, beyond the possibility of DENIAL, that the
adoption Of the ordnance Of eeson by the Virginia
Convention the result OF fraud, usurps,ion and
terrorism unsu asred in III, hitory Of civilized gov.
eminent; Of naked and pspabe revolution to the end
Of entirely sweeping away at blow the hteries Of
the mssses OF tho STATE ia order TO lace in the hands
OF the oDspirstors and their Instruments for life the
entire MAJ linery Of tho government Of Vir1inis.
WIshngton Stsr May 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

BUREAU OF LIFE Insurance. CoyPASIEs.-Yester-
day Bureau was opened in this city unde- tbs
patronage Of the principal Life Insurance Companies
The plan of this Bureau is very extensive, It's principal
objects being the gathering Of statistical facts from si
parts Of the world and especially in reference to the
climatic influences and sanitary provisions in the
United States and North American Continent generally;
and the experience of the several Life Insurance Com
pauies connected with the Bureau. IL contempiates
the careful collection of facts regarding sickness and
mortality in the army and navy, and especially thoss
in connection with the present war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

TRASspYR or UNITED STATES PRIsoSERs.-fn
accordance with instructions received from Washing
ton, United States Marshal Murray removed all tie
prisoners nnder his care from the Edrdge street jail
10 the Tombs, on Friday and yesterday. For some
time il has been thought by the authorizes that the
prison at Eldrdge street Is unsafe The transfer Las
been mode therefore for the better security OF tie
priscners Certainly the Tombs is much safer place
for prisoners who are in any way associated VIII
grave ofEsnses. The transfer was made with greAs
regularity by Officers Devoe Smith, Styles, Lee, and
Shean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
Arrived.

Ship National Gu,sd Gse. Antwerp Via Galveston Bar n
d.>. brick. 20 J. II. Brewer Il Co.
S.S ADdrsw MsDdsr,On Of Philadelphia Thomp'OO, sass
Bss Ella Young Br Dukse Providence days, Ia ballast
BE- Gyldsniove (Nog svsnsen Boston days, In ballast
ss Iy.,ic Godhsy IndisnOl. TsIas. May u. Key wss
n DAYS With L. trooIS May II lat % 80 lon 70 ~ oosiasS
ssIs Mar, 5. s e. I%S '
Bns j. II CrOssy ,Of Ada'Sn pIi.s0' Remedies d'y'
'0 schf fI b. M RkS Joy Key Ws day. "a ss'.. 70
gd pi sS:.. Ms s 5 day. spoke p Es.ns
Star IRON Havana Boston, 2h lat - ioa 10 % $3.50
the q large Ve's. with 's' s'schea' '0
seSr T. Baetmsn oO'Ou ApalAehicOa % days. co'n ae
seSf opoe oey cardena, "a days sugar and uosss
to s Ss;i Ko.s ;S Leg Ssssypois day, 20
Scsr Prime Sheffield New Bedford, with oil w~ so~sA
sehr 4,o Belle lBTl Harvey Windsor, S. Is d''''
ScSr Irene tighter from wreck Of brig Gov. Bull from Co..
de sss, ASp : sssr FisS Manh.sv. for wsets
s sS5i Msdcrs Rhode,, Rcpdout, eSasO Bo.oO; .
sehr Issan Rich Crowel Boeton days mdss TO msis1
S ksI ps. sseS s SsfiS2 ssy days. ballast
schr. John Jackson, E1abstspOr; coal for Besten
SIM eSI Seousn sarss Fall aysr for PoushtsePde.
scS Mountain Home Pond Ssw.h.s:e fef p Assay
S c E,mI1. Rogers ishms0 PrOderec for KinStOo
ssSI p S.ss Duncan rI sass.ses days
| schr Dat Philips, Tsnntoe days p psiis
SIaa. Emily Saith, Ezsbehport coal for southpon-
Sioop " snrasue gibbs. Providepce. pcse - 80, A.
Steamer Arnsuttz. Arey, hew'bedsra 0d's' .'a P
mater. - -, An, DIN .,l.lpbis rudse 10 ], ~.
BhgsG ., -. staa.u ptuaJ,lpbia rud,e 10 J. 4 n.
| Briggs. 49,. phsfsdsluhfa and Cana Nav.
mS. ans pSosoord Norman Philadelphia niss to Lopez
| Knkpstgick -, p-o..a.... .oa.a ana Ma. IA n
Bynner.
pgLow-ope barb and one bris. unknown.
sAILED-Msy 81, ships Jennie II. Paine. Bsrsori ZnenA
81 John Guy Mannerins Alexander Mssshsl kchA
Ann, Msris DubiiH Eagle Curacao.
June steamships Etna LiyeTpoo Ssxionie, hsmooTe ~
pasted The Battery a. l145 y. IN. Ariel. Aspnssl-
| WlND--Sunsst, 8. very light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnrSoros, Friday, Nay 81, 1861

A SINGULAR CASE or RECOVERY.
Tho romance OF ia alyays greater than that OF
peaee. The soldier who accidentally shot through
The lung i. recovering Az soon tho accident was
know 10 mis- gallant sister IT Brooklyn, n. Y ia mar
ned LADY, che posted here to nure lin. She at
tended 70 hm several days before he aware Of her
presence When he recovered consciousness, he said,
with a sigh: have a sister, and on if sbo knew now
aln che would be nj my bedsi5el' Like ghost, she
appeared and her preaeDoe has resurrecod HIM.
There was thorough psriora,iOn OF the body Of the
colder by Minnie ball. There guDsbots are not
necessariy mortal Several eases reported in med
zeal journals where the lungs have been pmctuIed by
balls without predicting death. The bronchial
are 70 abundsEtly supplied with oxygen-tbe healing
or therapeutic properties Of atmospheric sir-tron
respiration that bsmorIhsge and inflammation both
pTeyunled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
FROM MONTGOMERY.
A DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER APPOINTED.


PRocLAsATIOs TO THE PEOPLE or THB cosFEDz-
RATE STATES.
When people who recognize their dept ndence upon
God feel Themselves surrounded BY peril and difficulty, be-
hem humble hsnseys. und~r the dpenson 81 Dr.
wire Providence coguize His righteous government, 10
knowledge hi. goodness In times past aud suppcsie his nsrch
ful protection for the future . -
The manifest proof Of the Divine blessings hitherto extended
20 ofths people Conf deeie States Of Ameuca
TO and pub IL liberty individual nights sd
desnd their deyout aud HEARTFELT grab
tnde. II them TO give public msnies lon OF hi. .t-
tude and , dependence upon the Judge OF ell the Erh
and 10 invoke Of ITS favor Knowing that boos
but lust sn righteous gain the Divine fssor ws
would mpore the Lord Of Hosts guide aud direct our policy
ia the paths right justice and mercy TO unite our hearts
and our efforts defense OF dearest rights to
weakness with success aud enaoie us 70 ~
cnre q speedy just and honorable peace. -
To d. aud nformiy With the request OF Congress-
invite the Confederate states 70 the observance
day Of fasting ard psyer by such religious services Be
suitable for the and recommend Thursday tho In
day of June for that and that ~e may al on h
day Nth accord Ia humble aud revefois spproan
10 Him Ia hands invoking Hin to inspire US VI
proper pt temper heart and und 70 bear our ey 70
bless with Hi, and protection, and to bestow His ga
cious b.nedictions upon Government end conntry
BY the President: JEFFEhoON DAFiS-
e. TOOhBs Secretary or State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
walter Brown. monthly Wool Circular.

Tho Wool has been active IN low eno ,
domestic aseoss than during ths preceding montn sna
lions especially suited 10 tho nsnusctnf- o. ~ NJ, syrs
sor,. ADVANCE hiss been realized Tho rev clip Will no"
% hssn 90 com, ia and with eo1d supply Of these ssde
NO cannot sIpec, realize quite present prices 1 a eeSI
conoue dp Of sale and with full stock 10 hEso,
he ,od low for cah Moot tho mills when rye
sopspmed these woods have either stopped 9s a
~ Ire demand for such stock for several MONTH
therefore ,dyiss parties havins very nns p,icn
On the other hand rsc,mmsnd ell who nay nav ,'.hs
,nsno snS iog Qualities sena forward as early o. Pos.oe
thst have he benefit OF tho demand growing o " INC
pfshs ,hs Wet who may ben.erestsd In
che avs cip would remark 'ks she ~ saoss 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ROCHESTER, vOLUN.
TIERS.

A detachment Of the Lafay rite Guard from Roches-
ter, under the command Of Capt. Lewis Baron, num-
berng 65 men, unarmed unequipIed and without uni
forms, arrived on Saturday morning by the Hudson
River railroad, and aro 10 join sickless Brigade;
They were escorted 70 Staten lslsnd by COL Hall aud
ntat end q company Of the jackson Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
The following table will compare the exports OF
seven principal sLaple articles for the week:
s35s3,
OF the compared with that OF lsO' 6oo
The following ia conn aranve saiementoi the. value


Incres,sss compared With 3SoIS0o
The deposits at the Sub-Treasury to-day exceed
million. The aggregate amount received here exceeds
elk millions. The Providence and Boston banks have
made considerable deposits here to-day on account Of
their bids.
The deposits in the Assay Office for coinage during
the week reached 81 100000 in gold and $4,000 in
silver
The exchanges at the bank Clearinghouse were
sl4 O27 776 %. The exchanges for the week ending
to-day were ass Si7 2i9 &c. being daily average Of
sI4sO7 S719 81, aganst 49, ,j46 q for the week
ending on Saturday last.
The following abstract shows the coal tunnage for
the week and season, compared with last season:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

TIE STATES ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Tbe Staten IslanAf
Railroad Company commenced yesterday to run tas
new steamboat Clifton from Yanderbilts Landing y
Pier No. 9 North River. 1t is expected that by next
Wednesday the propeller Grace Irving will DO put on
the route between Staten leland and Amboy, N. j.
Passengers will thus be enabled proceed direct from
this city acroes Staten Island to Amboy, where trey
can take the trains southwark. by this means Amboy
will he placed one hour nearer to New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
GENERAL BUTLER ON THE NEGROES.

Tic following 10 Gen. Buffers official dispatch 20 the
Secretary of War, the subject Of fugitive slAyes
Since wrote my last dispatch. the question in re-
gard slave property il becoming one OF very serious
magnitude The Inhabitants OF Virginia are uing their
negroes in the batteries aud pepsrngto send their
are veer NUMEROUS. and squad hos eous ~ t5sa morn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........."JUSz
Cleared.

st,smship-Ariel Wi'son Asrinwsll d. B. Allen
ship-Dofcss p1uce, Arsdy, London, Nesmih Sens.
Bas-rui,ko DsuDsrmAD, Bremen. ., -
g1s-htleuc Iotriki.s Ba badcea H. Trowbde - sensy
N.Tsbs H.rim.n Bangor Brett Son Co., henshsw Bar.
lat ZsIa 4. Ward Coz S. o. Adams Carver, COX and
scsooeer.M edor, Rhodes Portland n. o. Pnsburyi Dart,
- stanford Rival Hosbie S,nnfOrd kssbec, Long A'ps
wall Thomas 81. Mayhem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

HoLzxss HoLs May 3-rte schr e N. Hslsy tos Morris
town. NJ ~ Haey. Csldesss with cargo al moi,ssse
bound 20 Portland arrived the 18Th leaking badly wtA be<
pumps constantly going having sprung leak The sa nal
81. the Ii. seh found ths osta. es. q ~
cardboard eak Inst forward Of the boa has ees
ssassa and l.alshsd ,saay. sns wiz proceed iwnstss