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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-21
SHERlF'F'S SALE

p virtue of writ of ven. ex. de terris.
- to me directed. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, l will expose to sale at public vendue
on
Saturday, the 30th dag Of March,
inst. at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the public house of Jacob Knecbt. in the
Borough of Stroudsburg, the following
described real estate, to wit:
A le.,ain tract or piece of land, with the
appurtenances, situate in Hamilton town.
ship, Monroe county. adjoining lands OF
Casper Metzgar, Joseph Feilenser, Waite r
Barry anG others, containing
fgS ACRES,
inore or less, about Eighty acres cleared,
about twelve acres meadow. The i'm
proyements are one two story
BRICK HOUSE, 75#z5zzil
about % by 80 feet. one Stone1==a=e
wash house about IA by l6 feet, two Log
houses weather boarded, one of them
bout g by 30 feet, and the other one a
bout IL By a feet. one frame baro abou,
IS by SO feet. one frame wagon aud butch
er house about 20 by % feet, one two sto.
ry Log house about 20 by "a feet, one
frame stable about IA by l6 feet. one
spring house, Corn crib, and lot of fruit
trees, several springs of water on the
premises; also, lime kiln, and valuable
lime stone quarry.
Also, lot or piece of land with
the appurtenances, situate in the Borougl
of Stroudsburg, Monroe County, on the
West side OF Centre street, adjoining lands
OF jeremiah Williams and others, con
tanning 10 front on said street, about fifty
feet, and iu depth about ninety feet
The Improvements are Que wo-story
f==ssza Frame EE0use,
about 20 By "a feet. and one fra ne shop
about l 6 by Is feet.
Seized and taken in execution as tht
property of Jocob Dennis, and to be sole
by me for cash.
JAMES N. DURLING. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Stroudsburg, !
March I, 1861.
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WINTER.

ny THE BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION.
Come winter, old winter
Come haste thee along!
Why tarry so long
The shorn branches among?
Keep off your soft mantel
OF white from our hills,
Thy breath too. SO icy
From slreamlets and rllis;
Make way for young spring,
With her buds and her flowers
Make way for the songsters
That chant in her bowers:
For the soft gentle breezes
OF springtime, that play
Around US so sweetly-
Old winter, make way.
That We love thee, old winter,
We truthfnly tell,
And yet We are longing
To bid thee farewell.
We long TO see man
Dof his winter attire,
And deck himself out
In what most we admire,
Spring dress of neat, easy,
And beautiful style;
Made and sold cheap (for CASH.
AT the great Hal. of Pyle.
0ST The handsomest assortment of Ready
Made Clothing and piece goods ever seen IN
Eston is now on exhibition. at Pyle's Great
Easion Hall of Fashion, opposite the Easton
Bank.
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A correspondent at North Conway.
tells the New Hampshire Statesman tba
there has been q snow drift there 30 high,
that person could walk upon it, apd
look down the chimney Of a cottage hard
by.
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The importations at New York last
week suddenly and unexpectedly ran up
to nearly FIVE and half millions of dol
lars. The European merchants express
great confidence ip the speedy and peace
ful settlement Of our poiticsl troubles
and while they credit the New Yorkmer.
chants for all they require. maUy are al
so sending volunteer consi gnments.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during hisI
pleasure, to Charles Henry, (coloredl of
Stroud townshp, two-horse lumber Wa
gon. The public are hereby cautioned a.
gainst meddling or interfering with the same.
WM. r. CRESS.
Stroud tsp March 7, 1861.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-21

s~Why is a hungry boy looking at
the pudding in cook-shop window like
q wild borsel Because be would be all
the better if be had bitin his mouth!
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Teachers Association.

The School Teachers of Monroe County
are hereby notified that our next County As
soeiation will be held in the Court House, on
Saturday, March 10th, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Those Teachers who have never attended an
Association should not fail TO be present next
time as subject of great Importance to them
will be discussed.
teacher who intentionally absents him
self f,om a n association where he nigh, learn
something useful, is not worthy Of the name
he bears, and does not deserve good cerlfi-
cafe. CHAS. S. DETRlCK'
March 7, 1861.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during
her pleasure, to Charles Evans of Stroud
township. l Heller, Bed and Bedding. /
Bureau, l Clo-e cupboard, stove and
cooking utensils, / dozen chairs, and other
house hold furniture The public are
hereby cautioned against medcllng with
the said property.
CATHARINE TRANSUE.
Smitbfeld, Feb %, 1861 --3t*
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Ayers Cherry P3ct0ral,

CoTeT3s, Colds, IEzue-,zo, Eicors mess,
CrCvzy,, Bronchitis. EHcfpie7st Com
sum IJt5O5a, ana ToE tle LtclseE
oE Col5s5 5sznptsve Patients
la advanced Stages
Of tl2s Disease.
This IS a remedy Universally known 20 scrV'ss rnv
other for the Of threat and lung coETa'u 't t
is useless here Co publish ae evidence of is Nl,.,-s
uurivasd excellence for couchs and colds ae rs r
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease hate D.
known throughout the civilized nations q tie f- p.
Few are The communities families ou;un 81 30
who have not personal eEpeIlt' uf lts c-e-i-
some living trophy in their midst o is victory over 'ns
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the roat ana iHf
AZ all know the dreadful fatality ol these discscers 19
as they know, the effects Of This remedy We Hee not
do more than them that has now oil thc N
tues that did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence OF manSind
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER & co, Lowell, Lass
Soa in Stroudsburg by Hollinsbead &
Detrick.
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Gxccutor's Notite.
Estate Of VIM. Van BusLiFh, late
of Stroud township, decd.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
testamentary upon the Estate of William
Van Bu>kirk, late Of Stroud township,
deceased, baVe been granted to the under
sigued by the Register of Monroe county
in due form of Law; therefore, all persons
indebted to said estated are requested to
make immediate payment, and those hav
ing aoy just claims are also requested to
present them legally authenticated foi
settlement. to.
JAS. VAN BUSKIRK. Stroud tsp.
CHARLES HENRY, Henryville.
October | !, 1860. OF. Executors.
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DsEts.

In Jackson township, on the 18th inst,
children of A. J. and Mary Deitrick, as fol-
lows:
James Y. aged years 2 mos. & 7 days
Georgianna W., aged s years and mos.
10 Stroudsburg, Oh the goth inst, OreD
Davis, son of Charles end Anna Maria
Shafer, aged years months and day.
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NAR RnED.

In Stroud township, on the 18th inst. by
Rev. MIR. Barrett, Ed. Staples and Miss Etna
Armilage.
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Card to the Public.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Stroudsturg aud vicinity.
that he intends resuming the Painting
and Paper Hanging Business, in Strouds-
burg, on or about the first of April next.
All work entrusted to his care will be ox
ecuted with neatness and de~p9tch. All
work warranted, as none but good hands
will be employed. Particular attention D
paid to the following branches
Sigaa Painting.
sEOuNe Painting,
Paper Hanging,
Gliding. Glazing,
and Gvaissjisas
ShoW Cards and Window Tickets
written to order at the lowest living price.
Thankful for past patronage, be re-
specifully sOlicts continuance of the
same. G. III. PRICE.
January "a, 1861.
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Queen.

THIS well known medicine is no imposition, but
I sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distinctions, from auv cause Whatever: and although
a pow erul remedy, contains nothing huriful to the
constitution 10 married ladies it IS peculiarly suited.
1t Will IN short time, bring on The monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
he back and limbs, fatigue slight eXeriion. palpita
ton Of he heart mysteries and whites these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy. 90 rot con.ain iTon- caio-
MEL antimony, anything hurful TO the constitution,
Full directions in The pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Eos flll particulars, gel pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent viii insure bottle, couiang SO pills
by return mul. For sale IN Siroudsburg, by
july 81. 1850 -ly. IN. DURLINGf, Agent
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SIIERIF'E'S SALE.

ERY virtue of writ Of ven. ex. de terri.
= b to me directed, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, |
will expose to sale at public vendue, on
Saturday the 30h dag of March,
inst. at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the public house OF Jacob KDeebt. in the
Borough Of Stroudsburg the following de.
scribed real estate to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land, with
the appurteuances, situate in Polk town
ship, Monroe County, adjoining lands of
Peter Hawk, Thoma as Rhodes, and others,
coutaining
Twelve Acres,
more or less; about eight acres cleared
about one acre meadow. The improve
hlents are one
LOG HOUSE, s9zEza
weatherboarded, about 16 by l6@-E-sA-
feet. one slab stable about A by l6 feet,
and lot of fruit trees, spring of water
near the door.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Edwin E. Romig, and to be
sold by me for cash.
JAMES N DURLING, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office Stroudsburg,
March z, 1861.
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$4,000 WANTED.

The Commissioners of the County of Mon
roe desire TO borrow the sum of Five thous-
and dollars, for which they will issue bonds,
payable in two years or at such time as may
be agreed upon, for sums not less than 100
dollars, bearisg interest at the rate OF SIX
per cent, in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly, approved the l4ih day of February A D..
1861, which authorizes the said CommIss son-
ers to make such loan for the Purpose OF
paying the indebtedness of the County; and
to pledge the faith of the said County for the
payment of the same.
The money is wanted by the first day OF
April next The Interest will be paid annu-
aIty
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TI,x MAn.
DANNookBrRN BATTALION.

DASNoo sBURs BATTALION.
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oseny u rceimen. rspudsing The Ats = TIE cou~ay
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pSp iy 70 his resoSon seitser The 5ans Of s cSss-
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the corsp9rden But SIR the public hare right to know
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sfr S O. aas ney toaa % ss Bo o e,
Sir would no, ,osate Az unfair csIm the ~ I'D
have Sees q seventy nas ss sas
such ss9gtion out ior The "soinsioa ana ins,ry sa.
sr@s SO apsn ~ an. sss a %s
ana Guard sSoer va. the c ns
Ssn so% ne As Ss sSsd my ss sss
and ttsymea The dnuse O. NJ oseupa1n eneresncy
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var nss med ny ko s''s s DE
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fspfsn = ss ana s0 os'Ss 10
proved hours notice oui = commands we're not
whsn the ,oasiry sye msa is would ssrSs Vas
Win e9ioe- orders hal tue regimen, was not to be-
hen n ac ~ er s6 " 90 i.r ona c,, % nasc fund.-
tho se. niS nnn re- osnt io@'ps ~. into vour te~s
nG, earsc ion nav have dreaded he sn,ra =
" tss Gniy ein but have beea, 70 tb'I bes q
| .tA,l JON MASON, seventy ninth fegt .y.sM
NV 'O"- ssSsdiSHs,sURs RArr.LroS.
Recruits are received fcf ths battalion A. Hcadlusrers
Gard Rssnsusl I,csaqusf,ets w ,,cA'@sy, non con
~ carr JoHS MASON, poD.n.aIns con9sz l.
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ce9. dsn css NAY alps Mqo.nsy Cal.
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ssriF s%se sis.l SUES
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big H 3rIa sSs ssv; S Boston .or. ''e~ea
Hampton Roads and sSorf ''D'S o0'@'@ Savannah VIA;
CID fucker clark Liverpool se sTin hys gSp
re- Ecase sS S as,,s So sc LA
BSaEsI "a .eIT E%eas
ssaIspo5 Radiant Sntssars, wilmington Nj s1;s.
and cs Robinson Boston ssts dhsss shas.
Foss warren coombs 3uekspor soth Maria
ps SsLorNEsTER, May s-Ar schr Thomas II ThOmpsou.
n OK eH4 so IoLE rsA brig.
Eassh pys, ShSs ses.s Trsqoa Ar:
90 sso@ e EaSsss sSa2 s
ssS 'sf :ss sss
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ssStls SS9ns beverly Be 81 sSr fs
NIB; schrs James Hrown, sttLan, sardenas for HOS
ton weno all Larry baltimore for Boston; john pstS
9ancy, Philadelphia for Boston: Charles AIlstrum -
Nlork for d. Oregon Graves do for Portsmouth: Judge
Ienney, Foss Georgetown Sc, for Belfast Sarah Bright
ssnilh, ard Nars Nood, eaAer Pb'sdephs for Baem:
hiawssna sna 90 for rortsmonh Sid brigs Meteor 20
Platter Charles Asrun Oregon, Judge ienney. 81 rah
Bright, Maria Wood and Biamaha
In port at AM wind SW, brig fvira; tschrs Triumph,
Joseph rlsh Elizabeth English Edwin Reed Bird
Fonyth Elizabeth Davidson 0ipsy. Presto, Ambassador
Hart Rising sun, Royal Oak, r Helner, Flake NJ
q Leonard Adventure, w Bartlett ard Castelano.
HARTFORD, May s-Arr schrs p b Anderson Brcwes
dout Sid schrs Hudson Stocking. Niork; II Hubbard,
stocking, do; s'oop Gen kossuh, Hayden DO.
nav ORLEANS, May AR ship Minnesota (Br1 Strong
Mobile; Odenburg bark overland, 5tllman,
coming up, ships Chas Penne Meicher FIN Liverpool;
A9uhia Oliver Havre Msgda ene Qrem Hencke Bremen:
Paynser Liverpool; Africa (Br) Bowie liverpool schr
Lewis Chester Somers Boston, owed TO the bar cath ut
ship I@onA kosnd 10Th ul, ships hlyrs Owen Hough
ah-Ar (by teD ships Congress, 81 Thomas; Express
HAvre.
NEwBURyPoRT, May 7--hrr schr Eleanor. Townsend.
NEw BEDFORD, May Arr schr CorneIia, crspo PILLS.
dephis.
NEW HAVEN. May 8-Ar brig George, Whitney q.
CIoix,
PORTLAND, May Arr schr William Jones Jones' Ha
yana Cd Norwegian ship Louisiana London schr stephen
SAVANNAH May 3-Arr ship J L Dimmock, skoiaeid
Havre Cid 3D. schr George KDurn, Carver st John NIB;
ship l. DimmOck, Sxo,feld, do
WILMINGTON NC, May 2-Arr schr Amytis Gates, Rich.
mond
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Scbr suAsr, Sands El'zsbethpor4 FOR vias>NaG
schr btshop. smasoen. Portsmouth,. . oN~
fchr @ L. Lowell Rostop, SdayG
schr Josephine. Ferris, Providence. . days.
schr douglas, Gaines, Hartford, days
schr Edridge, -, New Haven, days
schr White kock flwei, Southport for Albany.
schr Minerva Brooks Greenport.
schr Wooder Ballock. Rondout for Providence.
Schr Chapman, Way Georges BankG 3dava sth inst,
South shos ghtooat bearing wsw 20 miles spoke ship VI.
bur fsk q Boston, running under close reefed opsas
steamer Ironsides. yanderveer Philadelphia
Steamer hennebec Sanford PhlsdelphiA
Steamer Tacnny, Ely. Phiaasphta
Steamer Curlew Aldrlch Providanco-
Steamer Po1mska Nye. New Bedford
BELOW.
Ship Missouri, Hughes. from hayre.
Also i've ships and one brig.
SAILED.
Ships American Congress London: Grahams Policy,
siadi James Hoyey Liverpool oark Forest Queen 8 Brs.
to james smith, Rotterdam brig spartan Buenos Ayrs:
also steamship Empire CITY for Warrington City.
sh-ships lropic Bristol Ann Hooper aud Elena Brem,
Bali more Young Mechanic, London barks Indiana Gas
gov; Stampede, Marseles; Mary Lucretia Cadz Nugget
lBI Aspinwa Duc Cognatia (Aus) ana Dom AUS,
hoynon Londonderry; bngs Leonard Berry Port Spain
Caroline Gibara hnerpse Cette Granada. and Charles
Ring, Nuevitssi Alton CBp Genoa, Darun, Liverpool
Wind during the day M.
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SHIP PIN G NEW S


CLEARED.
ssp Hs % Birch sI Nelson kMyeTpoo5dRL dr@nay
ship J L Bogart Conway, Havre--Boyd d Hncken.
ship Grahams Policy, Norton Cronstad-Funch, Mencke
Brig Celestna TO- Monte Naples-chsmberlan, Phelps
S ooi h"1''D 'nO'A1'A' O'' 'pA"
Ess s f GaSs sa 1sspy s1sor EsS
SchT p Jss6eIs baker EalmOu,s.Mss'sT
pig 3 k1s sBr'; Colin y 8 Johns.D Degoi
si kse Ssr Tsk %s6
scS S P Crouch hnd%an PSiladephs@as.er A'''
scRr ontario Yam Glider FS,s@ phis~saser Dayton
schr Restless backman Phiiaeslphiaan alnyon 4 Co
SeBr Hp gSs' sas 'Sn csmpSe
schr hangham, scudder, PhiadeiphlaMcCrcsdy, Mott
sc6r Edde,cn, ssall, Egg Haa bort Q Benton sons.
ssS Hr4 e4ss f@s
sehr Ieocadis, I'm 4, sslem-k Ropes o.
sSsr %aisiisf, Ffe;sy. TSsn!ppSxas}sr
schr R q Russell, Crcpper, snow Hill-A @ Iaycns.
sesr Nal srip p, SNOW llll-- - Hsvens IL.
sehr Q AneIn, PEGS stamtora- T.
sioop Phoenix, shepherd, New Hayen-a EacNs,t
steamer sarah, Jones, thlladephia.
ARRIVED
Steamship aiTca shsnnon Iayereo9L Aprl = At I0,s AN
roo ana AnsI,san slP Be yidere b9undW ss,h a. IN
mp mp Ams bGaps IN May lon g Pa os ~ ~
se s ss S5 5Sas Ey; me '''d "
S ss4 SsSss s live f fsnsS with
AprI q .tzs ~ lon 90 90 brig cHoHsn' from Bald
SHY Golden STATE Kans, Lysp.o g asy: in ballast 70
ne s Tssase 10 wesiery s h. e Inc
FL G q % po ss s s s wf r.s APc h ~
Lyspool am y, 10 % los H. shlP or,nite ate hence
New orssSs Tor Cora; asia' g. lon Ts1
mania IRON sS same day 4 20 IS lon 81 II ship
chip Ileyeiia higgins, Havre March le and Dungcness
2s WIZ %a ,ss am 10y a'tenser to VIM "aockr mas
Bsrs scollR. swsds s,eDmsO' Newcastle 81 days. with
bark Yankee Blade Cof aardper Burke Havre % days in
Ban lagr. sa,s .of Belfast Russ MsAuzas 10 days with
brig Ocean Wave, james Gibars days with sugar &C 70
chr X yese,s, B.bb, Mays,ne,. Apn a. with sugar
So % ugaerweoa FAILED u company se brig Atsye =
orders The Br schr Victory sailed days previously Tor New
schr Warren 4 Grnn tof Fail River, Borden, Granada
schr Nesnar oa Brewer, Parker catdenas, II days with
sclT Sac sargsn! CSf fsynce,osn Brow s. J'so do
sch. An ss,Scn So smIlh.Swp Id oonS'n' H'bor -
schr 4 berry voerhccs, jacksonville sd,,.
scsr Annie Russell, Hodges, pny Point va 2 day4
scSr Joseph Holmes, Holmes smcs River The 1dp sau
NIHth0N NJ Hampton Roads orders arr1Y
waa detained by the suthofnes
schr Cordela, Newkifk of EGG Harbor Hgbe Balpmor
days with cotton &C. 10 Doliner, Potter 90 was al ~
Alb inst BY the US steamship Fccahonas, .cprg bJcksc
/ "a the Potomac. +'7
! Schr Rachel Jane, Ramon. Maryland
| Scnr Feseenden, Hooper, Philadelphia ,,r Roetor
schr charger, Mshan, hliEaocthportf or Pal RIVER.
Schr Thomas Vaughan, Hail. Eh,sb bn,rt fer NON Have
schr President jackson, Eldrdg Eiga0cthpon for NJ
4 Haven. -
| schr Pa ab NoKenba, El'zahe' h,o.. sor pos,a,
scht John Rogers. Bekad, ,esbpert I'm prngIdence
schr jones, Ga comb ti,s.ie,h,,tt Ia ranbr,fee
r't 49, = 1880 w kim. tty9i,sthtutst ir ttiets n Is
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BRowS-ARssInoNG. st. Johns church, Brooklyn
thursday May Q, by the Rev. Dr. Guion, Mr. WILLIAM
II. BROWN 10 Miss MARY ARMSTRONG
BUCK. Di-fRow. On Monday, May o, at tho Duane
street Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev David
Ruck, OF Nowcaste, Rev. VALENTINE Beck, o. the New
York Cor fei ence and Miss ANNE NJ DrsRrow daughter
OF willtm ~ Dsbrow, ksq Of this city.
CKM-cAMKRos. Thursday, May ., by the rev. r.
Paddock, at 81. Peters church, Brooklyn, WILLIAM N
CfIN, Jr., " EtIzA N. X. CAMERON
Ip INCsToy-CAELta AT Bah glon L. on Wednesday,
May 8, by the Rev c. W. Cooper, LIVINGSTON Of Rich
mond Ipd TO Miss AuGrsfs. eldest daughter OF h bert
CARL, Fs1
MfAD-BfDnL AT Hempstea5, l.. l. on Wednesday,
May s. BY tho Rev. NJ t. Scaider, Henry Z. MEiD 10
IIBrm rEpsIL, daughter OF G.. N. Bedell
PpTNhgES-OnzSEP-On Wednesday evening, May s,
by the Rev Robert travis, In Jersey City Mr.. ono L.
ilTrRsEv to Miss MARY \. OEzSvs, all Of this city.
RAySoR-IASE AT Peekfkill, on Monday, May 8, by
tho Rev l. Lodge, Mr. GEORGE W. RtYsoR, OF New York,
20 Miss AnDE LANE, OF Peekskil.
sIpKs--yooRHiss. sin Brooklyn, on wednesday Nay
g. By the Rev. Mr. Eelg HEsRy y SFfpsS To MAGGIE A.,
clocs daughter or the ate Robert G. VOORHEES, OF Ne"
York.
NA-lERHtT-yEEpEsRV On Wednesday Nay s. AZ
the re dence Of Jno X. Vanderbilt Esq Staten Island
by tho Rev. Gordon wnslos, u. Chaplain OF the Adj
vance Guard OF Houavcs, Y. ). JosErH T. VANpEsBr,
OF BrCoklyn TO Miss CoRNrA NKEpisRrRG, daughter OF
the late Abraham Nrcdeuburr, OF Staten Island.
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LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS.
The following taken from the New Orleans Crescent

The following taken from the New orleans Cfrscen'
OF May A.
rREScHNES TO THE RESCUE.
The gac heart always attuued war; throbs briskly
under the war excitement into which New Orleans Is
plunged.
a. al "a citizens Of French BIRTH forming Ere 1ch
Region Tor city defence. A. the preliminary meeting held
few nights ago Mr. Albert Rochereau, the head Of one
Of largest wine importing hoGses was elected MNor
OF the legion or battalion: sfon dc Ladebat, Capi,u,
Major Adutant; t. Lucas Ensign bearer; and A. Cool,
Assistant Adjutant
The officers Of the companies thu. Tar orgsnzed are
First company-w. Magnsn, Captain; Q. Bcrcier, First
Lieutenant; s. v. Barrett Second Lieutenant Second
company-C. Banchn, Captain; Lacouturc, first Lieu
tensnt; and r. r. Norm, Second Lieutenant when we
other companies have their rolls nned 'oey VIII eject
Assissnt Adutaut A. Cncl the popular c1mis motor
OF the French dramatic company.
ARMS WANTED IN LOUISIANA.
Tho following letter, addressed 10 the Mayor Of New
Orleans, reveals the psucty Of arms in Iousaas'--
NV ORLEANS, April 81, 1861.
SIR have the honor 20 acknowledge the rccc'p. Of
ytur nots yesterday, cuSasing copes o. resoutons
passed by tho Common Council OF New orleans, ssring
sthst at least ak Thousand stand OF aud ammln
zion be placed NJ the disposal OF the City Council Of New
Orleans 10 be distributed IN the hour Of danger 70 The
Citizens OF the same"
II is not In my power 10 comply with the reques,
made. II had tae absolute disposal Of all the arms Id
fhe Arsenal nj Baton Rouge, should hardly have enough
10 distribute 10 the troops required or mo by the Peest
dent tsying but very moderate reserve FOR the use OF
ne various volunteer camp MTG oong ralo Ia IN.
city Of New Orleans aud the country parishes FOR bonn
defencs.
e rropcr for me however, 90 add that the aocrotar,
al War has 10 scmc extent control Of TIM Ia N,
Patton Rouge Arr, nal and from correspondents, with him
am convinced that hs ascent VIII rot oe giycn " th
aHti button OF arms 10 any but organized CON anes.
THOMAS ~ MOORE, G)yernoi.
Hon J..A 4 koAE.g, -. 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10

NIw OsIrAys, May s, 1861.
Cotton-Sales TO day 1 eco bales mddng, 1870. a
1ic demand active sugar and molhs scs-No thing
doing. Flour-f5 rs IS 80 for supcrfne. Freights-
Cotton 70 Liverpool In British vessels, I'D a Id.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY Q, 1861
Co1Ipa secs 10 day ITO bales l0lsc tlc for mid
dlrg.
fFEiGHrs 10 Liverpool 80.
CISIYSArt. May s, 1881
Flour 10 better supply demard ess act 20. Sipe nne
IS 70 a 50 so Wbiskry duh at f2tsc Provisions I'M
changed; demand trihIDg.
rnuADsIPHs, May o, lsGt.
Flour quiet, at - so - " wheat STEADY at 81 81
81 So Tor rcd and ~ 90 81 81 for white. Coru-Yel
low csc. WbHkcy nominal.