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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHrNGroN April lO-The President has appointed
s p Blown, of Maine, agent, and L. N Beale, oil
Nd, naval storekeeper az Washington.
Titan j. Coity, of Pittsburg, has entered upon MS
duties assistant attorney general Archibald henue'
until recenty chief clerk of that department has gone
10 Montgomery and the place thus vacated Is filled by
Richard Bates, son Of the attorney general
There is reliable information TO show that the late pup
LEGATION that Gen Ampudia marching on Browns
Vile is false On the contrary, he has retired from the
army and gone into the Interior and has no means even
If he had the disposition, 20 enter upon such an enter
prise Besides the constitutional government opposed
to any such movements.
Under the orders of Gen. Scott several OF our compa
MES of citizen sodery have been called into the service
of the government As business is duh, eight dollars
per month and rations with prospect OF war are consd
rons indeed for substantial citizens. Many think that
il is not improbable that martial law will be declared.
1t proposed on account of the great scarcity OF ju
Nor euteuaD5 in the navy who are available for sea
dlv to graduate Immediately the senior class at the Ma
val Academy and order them to vessels about being put
in commission.
Tn Ymoeuues, at Boston, has been ordered to be got
ready for service on the of Africa and the James
town. at Philadelphia, for the coat OF Brazil.
CAPTAIN Clrrir gons company OF eighty men, all took
the test OATH which il is understood will compel them
10 light against Maryland and Virginia if so ordered by
the President
Twenty thousand pounds of powder in iron tanks are
ready fer shipment az the Neyy-lard. lt Is destined,
probably, for New York, 10 be sent thence TO the
South.
The Naval authorities believe that the invading ieet
wall rendezvous I'm some latitude neal Charleston har-
bour and 90 in fu,l force at given signal.
Great dissatisfaction exists among the volunteers OF
this civ The whole organization will possibly be dis
rupted like everything the Administration touches with
its destroy Nc hand
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THE LATE STORMS AND THE RAILROADS-DETEN.
ton or THE TRAINS.

The recent s.)rm did considerable damage to Southern
railroads and the mails and travel have in
been impeded. The Alexandra Gazette of Thursday
gives the lclc-in. particulars:
portion of the Virginia Central Railroad between
liordons .Ilie aud Charlottesville washed away on
Tuesday night As this portion OF the Central Railroad
is also used portion OF the LYnchbuyg extension Of
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad the washing away
prevented the passage of the Lynchburg train which
due here at loo Wednesday The train laid over in
consequ nee OF the damage and will be placed in motion
as the breach IS repaired. large farce is at
work the repairs, and the Lsnchburg train IL expected
to arrive legc some time TO-DAY.
The Manassas Gap Railroad has suffered considerably
by the Storm Several slight andsdes on the line Of
the road took place. aud detained the train that il did
no. arrive in this city until two hours after the regular
tine There is nothing however, to interfere with the
regular running of the trains
lac Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
was damaged by tie storm that communication be-
tween Aqua Creek aud Fredericksburg was prevented.
TIE mail steamer returned to Washington last evening
wi DER passengers Travel over this line, we under
stand will not be resumed Until Friday.
From causes connected with damage done by the
Storm the Central Railroad train failed connect with
the Orange train Gordonsyile yesterday The Gran
quelce Of the break" between Gordonsville and Char
lottasve, returned TO this city.
At Alexandria, on Wednesday morning, "Tshtown, ~
which was inundated the Jay previous, 1859 like Cybsie
com tbu waters C,tnGued Il Is ,rue nut cealcr than il
he's been for mar years, The damage at the Aexan-
drl Lcuioun and Hampshire embankment over the low
grounds near the depot, consisted in a considerable
washing Of the embankment which will be speedily rem
edied.
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ARRIVAL OF THE COATZACOLCOS WITH FEDE
lAI TROOPS FROM TEXAS.

New YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Coatzacoalcos ar
rived this afternoon from Texas having left the Slst
ut She has over four hundred troops and 6n4ea two
hundred at Key West After stopping at Key West she
proceeded to RagGna for water She reports that the
troops still in Texas IN excellent health, with plen-
" of provisions and abundant Of ransportatons.
Tie Empire CITY would leave in teg days eth GONE
troops aud the Star Of the West would follow in about
twenty-five days with the remainder
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snnth,rc,trrn Nirrinin.

The Southern or States Rights feeling seems to be rap
,v growing in this important region Of the State. Mr..
W,ler Preston, the Bel EectOr for that district has
.,,o,,ced himself Candidate for Congress, either at
Montgomery or Washington as the people may o''ee''
His two competitors Messrs Martin ana AeA0hen'l are
Old stAgers and viii probably hnd ample 0eeuPanOn IN
worrying each other We copy an amusing ske'ea Oh
DISCUSSION between them at Wythevlle
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wan w.R,-gr. Bryan. Of Alexandria

WAR WAR,-Mr. Bryan, 1f Alexandria, who was
snt some time since. by Lincoln on ..ssion to the
Montgomery government, passed through Lynchburp
Yesterday morning his return His mission he stated
We understand was to endeavor to make some arrange
meuts about the pending dculies IN which he sgnaiy
failed He states that war is inevitable bstgeen the two
cnfederaces as from the tone of the Southern govern
ment they vii not back down from their position. Mr.
Bryan left yesterday morning for Richmond, whittier he
has been special messenger by Lincoln but the
nature of his business, with whom i was, did not
transpire- LyHchblEg Republican.
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FROM NaNTCOvFpy

MONTGOMERY, April 1.-THE War Department is over
whelRei with rp, lcatons from Regiments, Batalons
and Computes, to be taken into service. Over 1000
offer frcm the Border ST tes exclusive OF 900 warriors
from the Indians who desire 10 co operate with the Corr
federate States great number OF companies are daily
reaching Chaeston, Savannah and Pensacola.
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SLAVE RENDERED UP-Thc Planvile (0hio) Advert
ser reports that a STAKEHOLDER from Nashville Tennessee
who he'd stopping in that place for time made
known the object of bis visit day last week. by nst
tuting proceedings for the rendition Of negro woman
whom he claimed fugitive slave The ssary pa
pers made out and the parties left the cars with
out meeting with any resistance or even awakening any
display Of ey :.ement.
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR TUCKER.

Prof. George Tucker died, Wednesday morning
last the residence of George Rives Esq in Abemarle
county, in the s6th year of his age. He had been
member Of Congress ard for many years hed the Chair
of Political Economy aud Moral Philosophy in the Uni
vers.y of Virginia lie died Of old age and his intel.
lects clear and bright the last He had recently
returned from a visit to Mobile, Alabama. -Lynehhrg
HsDgbltSdJg
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ApFIIRs AT SAN DOMINGO.

NEW YORK, April IA Havana letter of the oh to
the Express says The annexation Of Dominica to Spain
is fully confirmed Tie army to snstain the movement
consists OF 1000 from Spanish Frgates there
The whole matter only awaits the Greens ratification,
Precedent Santana af Dominica havirg formally proclaim,
ed her in IA address Of length. The commission
ers of the Confederate States to Europe, would leave
Havana o. the Brti.h steamer for Southampton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-13
FROM FORT PICKENS

Lieut. Slemmer it is stated has at length succeeded in
communicating with the government at Washington
H. states as a reason Tor tue delay in landing troops from
the ships that he had already in garrison force sufficient
TO hold the fort against any army that the South coad
bring to the attack and that the could be landed at
any time vixen wanted He has four months provisions
on hand and feels y able to maintain bis position and
defend himself without drawing upon the contingent
force at his disposal in the ships OF war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-13

The New ork Tdsuae CT Wednesday u-no-u-~dwit
positive certainty, the principal ojec Of the military
and naval expedition which had sailed from that harbor
within The past four days, the relief of Fort Sumter
IL ADDS
'Proc.e!y what forces lot operation on land will ar
rire OF Charleston tonight or tO-uouoC, We cannot
say but we dge that the numbermust be some 900 OF
the bes. lighting men in the service o! The government
fully equipped and provided for the duty they will be re-
grired % perform. Amps ,onyen.ennes fpr landing
men. horses aad guns from part OF the expedition
It's commander is Lieut. Col Harvey Brown, OF the a
Artillery, an officer of tried galAuuy and judgment As
the weather has been favorable, We suppose that all the
vessels of le feet viii reach the rendezvous some time
to-morrg ~ nov, day, and of course no time viii be
lost in Proc,edur ~ lh- b. -ues7 in hand A small
steamer of which three ateu4 the e-ped,ucn will be
sen, in TO the fort bearing Of food and fuel Tor
the destitute garrison; and If allowed to pass on its err
rnd all will be well aud there will be no fighting but
repeed bv force the rebels will, without any unne-
cesary DELAY be tiScA that there is still power in the
United States aud this power c~nno. well be insued
with inquiry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-13

SunA.Icy."-A comical correspondent ct a
Nashville paper tells story. which may possibly be
untrue, about person who going &c Chattanooga
on the railroad When the train entered the tunnei ant
total darkness said person asked stranger how long It
would De going through. Stranger was bit OF wag,
aud replied go hours Person thought he would
avail himself of the cpporua,t, e don clean shirt and
about the time he had shucked himself the tain dash
ed out into daylight exposing person to the astcunoed
gaze of some hundred pair OF male and female eyes be
longing 20 passengers He had linen, and about
as much other clothes es the Apollo Battle-Ground no
chance to run
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FROM ARIZONA.

ST. LOUIS April 1.-THE RepaJiiean's correspondent
saws the citizens Of Arizona ia Convention at hesila on
the 9Th ut resolved themselves out of the Dnon and
Gen. W. c. Jones' formerly Of Missouri, announced hin,r
self candidate represent Arizona in the Congress Of
the Confederate States.
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PRINCE ALrRED oF ENGLANl-Thc Havana papers
state thai hents intelligence had been there received
that Prnce Al red will arrive the 10Th Of April and
remain only three days in the city At last accounts he
among the outmost Windward Islands, but was ex-
peced Ct Kingston, jamaica on or about the lst inst
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over slOOOoO Of private capital have been expended 90
railroad system Of Illinois Inasmach part Of he Income m
several OF these works. with valuable public fund IN ari 80
dnish the eXpenEe the oHr and Ea eonr
qdeAtly every day decrease.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contgoou, to railroad 200 miles nA
which with other roads and naygabe lakes ana H
thus aoding unbroEen communication with the Eassfr A.
O.
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LANDS or ILLINOIS.

No State the Valley Of The Mississippi offers crest nl-'
nent the settler Of Illinois There poort
the world where all Of the conditions ~ climate and coll - aa
bly, combine produce thee great staples coEs ani Wal
As the Pralr!es Of Illinois.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-13

The session yesterday consumed in considering
various amendments to Mr. SCOTS amendment-which
was finally adopted without material alteration. The
18th and last resolution amended was then agreed to-
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PRESENT POPULATION.

7se Sate debt Il only $50 loGs9s H. dnd oiiH Ne hfhr
years has been redced 9597i6 50 anil mdy ris1a'
eypect Dat IN ten gaars q loil lsoonl. elL.a-L
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VHE CONFEDERATE COMMISSIONERS.

W.szisasoN, April 1.-THE Commissioners Of the
81 sti4sialt here this morning via. Baltimore
Administration reply to their lest
9'fplged,
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which, as they VIII perceive enable them by proper rr
perseverance and Industry, provide comfortable homes ci @
and families with, enpara ely speaking, very lrs
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Possible Change OF ms Field or Action.

Aprarrlpb from the Nsw OIL Dgs-Boot, copied
into y,,rlys issue of the Wma asserted le existence
I'm \,w York OF ga powerful and numerous revolutionary
,,or .he oa,e,; Of which is to separate the city
and mort OF New York iron, tia Onion and from tue
$ ate and mssa it free and Independent; port The
Ns, OrItsus Cracsa, seems to have information
~ the subject aud e1ptsa- the belief that the organi-
ron is already so powerful that aithn any given six
hours after su,,ble signals made eA1 concentrate
am overwhelming force at any point the leaders mey
designate and carry ts purposes they may have IN
view The Crescent adds
IF we know ANYTHING about this matter some OF the
s5 and shredrt men the free States are al Tue bead
of i.men who have been oppressed robbed ana out
ragged u every conceivable manner by the AponuohS'S
men, who utter pecun.aty rum ana a'Sou'e per-
sons. degradation ahea1 Il their oy - TO continue IN
der Black Republican rule-aud whose 0nis nope, On'S
chance of redemption lies IN revolution and IA declaring
New ork free port 70 al the nations ana peoples oi
the earth
When the ",gual" will De given depends to great
extent uuop the authorities at Washington, providing
tIey DO net iiy-isly TOO long. when the ueSvy ca
nom brudlr I'm the vicinity o. Forts Sumter and Pick
ems elsewhere upon the coasts oil confederate Sa'
and the telegraph carries te news % the North We sha
not .unutter5by astoushed If revG'suou breaks out
b. Ncv Yoik-it absolute free trade is dec!sred-snd
m tty or fv s,ore OF yiruleut Aboluouists are hung
without ceremony 10 twenty hty score o! lmPpos'S'
wi.u tvcaty.our hours afterwards We must ackuo"l-
,d-e and DO -o freely tait have beard tue names oil
distinguished members of the editorial fraternity men
toned immediate connection With Tie hrst ropes u Is
proposed shal. % used.
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- A SOUTHERN MASUP.c.

~ A SOUTHERN MANIA,
w. TURING HoUsE IN REALITY
(E>rABti- i,22
This house arst es'abliNel by Cook Ryan,
2ndly BY Peter Cuok,
Srdry. BY Cook Hill.
4th1y. By AeI. H'M
5th'y. BY Alex. Hiu Co.
We prepared 20 manufacture Ladles' Gents N,, -,
Boys SHOES Of every description, 70 which most r -
call the attention Of friends customers and pubH -
ally ja26 ALEI HILL AGO
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PURIFY YOU. BLOOD.
BRANDRETH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FFyER A.,
AGCE
The effect Of pursing Sh BRANDRETTrs PILLS /, "a ,,r
the heslih from via Il may be sureny n
take all impurities from ne system and they have N. -.
power Of expulsion mia poisonous yapor decaye m
tables or indeed any poisonous exhaons
ever In fact the blood Is poisoned II Impure AMI ns
blood results In disease.
BRANDaErH5 PILLS,
though innocent bread UT they capable OF purg
blood and curing disease -. they all Kind OF fy, ,
ashas eatarrhs cosiyeness and painful Affections ey Ia
Pce IS per bcx. SOL by all respectable DEALER 10 a.
clnes. mhy-dis'r
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
TIE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
BAvE FOR sALx
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands ia Turks Of Fortv Are and
UpSdrd OF Long Credits aud Lop Prizes.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

TF'HE attention ofhe en;spng and industrious portion e'
community directed - the following statements sni l
inducements offered them b. the
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
To ACTUAL CULTIvATORS.

Nowhere the industrious farmer secure such l-n'
suits for his labor upon these prairie SOILS they pei1
Of deep rich oa the fertility OF which unsurpassed BY A V
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-13

We are requested to state that Hon. 1ete
Il a candidate for reelection to a
trict, and that he vii adire
next Monday.
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THE STATE DEBT.

THE STATE DEBT.
TIE Shts de5fL only siOl06s9s H. and scGa Ne 'fAr
yedrshds been reduced 9597i5 So anil may r'ds7a'
expect hat IN Ten years OW Jsooas e<t'a.L
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State /. rapidly filing up with population sssos' p'o'
having been added since $780, making the present Po7'a"
1890 srslo Of 100 per cent 10 ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than eo''
any ether The products out daring The PA year"
ceeded 5OaOOO tons IT,. wheat crop Of 1861 approaches ~
OOO bushels while the CORE crop yields no. es than iS
bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere the industrious farmer such l--sllR
suits upon these prairie soils, they b1F oa
Of deep rich loam the fertility OF which Unsurpassed BY NY
the globe. --
TO ACTUAL CULTIvAT0RS.
Since 1854 he Company hare soil 1900 der" IhP"
~ 10 actual cticators and sgey coRtrac o0ntaih az =
men. 10 eunra1 The road has been constructed brolg' n
lands at an expense o| tOOOOOOO IN 1850 he pcia,,
toyty.nins o0untss through nhich II Iisst' ''d' o'
sisse ,sAioA 40 1893 haze Teen aided making ne A"fp
toa sl4, sol, a gain efi4s per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
Az an evidence OF the tFih OF the people, It nay be '
100000 tons Of freight. ilcutng S0OeoOo bushes Z" 70
95o $50 barrels Of aour forwarded over ne fe '
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices ofthese lands vary from SOTO 25per aef
70 location, quality, &C. First class farming aod' sen
80 to s2 per acre and the relative expense OF 'Hoat
land compared with wood land Is In the ratio OF 70 "
Of the former The terms osae for the bulk Of he'e D
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
st six per cent per innum, and six interest notes
payable respectively In one two, three, four I've 'u
from date Of sale and four noes for prneiPa pay
Eve six and from date OF sale he eenu'
ting nan oneenh Of the rse, purchased shall be
va.ed, each and every year. for I've yesrs from 'hs
SO that a. the end Of Ave yesr oneha shall be fenced
uluyation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUClhD
for the valuation cast, eIcep, the should he
per acre. when the cash price viii be Eve dollars s,a|
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands. sol, eNma'e'P
prices and terms Of payment be had on APPhe'uOD
wv. FosTEH
Chicago, ni'SA
FOR the Of the Towns, Villages and Cities "aA' -
niD>" Central RairOad pages lSs 49, 49,
| evsy Guid p.~
- n IN
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The New York Day BooL abiding to The opening OF
the Spring Book Trade sales in that city, says the eaa-
logue IS rger this year than usual but "there is not
single purchaser present from the Confederate States
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater hAn eo"'
any other state The products sent out during The PA y"
ceeded 5OaOOO tons IT,. wheat crop Of 1861 approaches ~
OCC bushels while the crop yields not le'' than
bushef
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The Washington States says there are fled in an apart
meut Of the Treasury Department at Washington cord
and halt of applications for oce under LacoIn There
are said to De- also great many applications Tor ONCE
from the government at Montgomery, but they are all
applications for chance 20 fgl. They are piled up IN
the war Department. no, in the Treasury Department.
The difference is somewhat characteristic.
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IA to ~ real In some cas,s5 IL TO 81 reals were
paid for inferior No. II, and 4 l-2 for No. 9.
The exports Of the week we're ls,z67 boxes and 200
bogsheads The receipts cohstwisc 90 1915 boxes
and 2G2 hoe ads making total since the LIST Of Janu
nrv of 2o3 622 boxes, and ., 100 hogsheads
The stock on hand at the close Of the week was 2s0
900 boxes against 100000 in 1850 and $4,000 in 1859.
The exports aud receipts the first three days of the
nresspt week averaged about the as last week
The closing quotations for Nos ~ to II were LA
7 il reals.
Exchange on London l0al0 IL premium, 60 days
sigh New York. FAB per cent; New Orleans per cent,
3 DAYS sight mercantile discounts nominal.
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GEN BEAUBEGARD

REGARD IH TIE SECRETARY OF WAR
CaEEsrUN, April l-,G, l''l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
PERSONAL.

D. Romanof, the agent sent by the Russian
Government to look into our telegraph system, who
arrived in this city two months since is again
here with his wife and SON. at the Clarendon Hotel.
- Baron de Stocked, the Russian Minister, from
Washington, is at the Clarendon Hotel
- Governor Z. ID. Morgan and Gen. c. A. Ar
thur, Of Albany; Mr.. Buckingham, Of Conn; Col.
d. II. Abel, of Penn; Lieut.-Col. Olmstead of
Ky and Rufus Choate, jr, OF Mass are at The Astor
House.
Lieut.. Breese, Of the U. S. Navy G. L. Pratt,
of Boston; Joseph Trumbull, Of Worcester t. a.
Jencks. Of Providence, and Mr. Dn Barry and lady,
Of West Point, are at the BrevOort House.
- II. Sibley, of Rochester; A. j. Rich and family,
of Buffalo; Samuel Douner, of Boston, and ii. q.
McSheny, OF the U. s. Navy, are at the ST. Mich
olas Hotel.
-Chas. ]. Faulkner, ex-Minstsr to France Capt
Darnell, of the U. S. Navy N. Berry, OF Pars'
Capt. w. C. Stout, of Huntington, and mos %
Fennel, of Liverpool are at the New-fork.
The Hon. p. II. palmer ana the Hon. b. h.
McAluine of Rochester; the Hon. A. Monroe Oh
9, racnse: the Hon. I. T. Morton of Nevada Terri
tory. G.. II. Dmond of Iowa; Capt. Hatch Geo.
Midtown. and W. +. Greeley, U. S. Army; Charles
n. Ammiden OF Missouri Capt. 5. IL. Whkeson Oh
Bo,talo and L. c. Hill and lady Of Providence. are
at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Hon. James ii. Graham of Delhi, and Jas.
u Palmer of Providence, are at the Albemarie
Hotel
Prof. Alex. C. Twining Of New-llayen is al the
Union-Place Hotel
Charles j. Faulker. who, i. was rumored some
DAYS since, was to be released and exchanged for
Congressman Ely, left Fort Warren yesterday morn
ing and arrived in this city in the afternoon putting
M at the New.York Hotel. Mr.. Faulkner will re-
main in the city few days before proceeding to
Virginia.