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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
fBy Telegraph
WAsHINGroS, Tuesday, May Z,


Brigader General Cooke, commanding the military
troops and defenses the Potomac border of Virginia
saws that General Rugges has taken mp his quarters st
Fredericksburg. He tCockel is to take position in
front Of Washington, and in connection with the COM
handing officer, at IIarpers Ferry on bis left aud thus
cover and defend the Potomac border against invasion
from the North
He adds: The capital has never been threatened
by ne. II is not now threatened. II is beyond and
outside the limits Of the free and sovereign State of
Virginia. The North has not openly and according 10
the usage of civilized nations declared war on We
make no war on them but, should the soil OF Virginia
or the grave of Washington be polluted by the tread
of single man n arms from north Of the Potomac, 1t
viii cause open war;
The Charleston Courier says that the Collector Of
that port has been instructed by the Government of
the Confederate States to clear private vessels and
cargoes until war is declared, and the will OF Congress
made known.
Gen. Bealrcgard has LEFT Charleston for Montgomery.
The entire jersey troops have arrived here in this
city aud elicit much praise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
SENATOR BAYARD.
HE is AIRES TED AND RELEASED.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May Z, 1861.
Senator Bayard of Delaware arrived in this city
this morning, he having left Wilmington, fearing an
assault would be made upon him. He was taken into
custody at the depot here, but was dischargedby Mayor
Henry, he having no charge against him.
As Senator Bayard passed into the Mayors office his
hat struck against rope with moose in it, suspended
over the door and labelled Death to traitors which
had been removed by the Police from Ops Of the street.
lamp.posts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Government bas accepted the tender of youn-
teer yachts and will employ them as revenue cutters.
This will give an opportunity for the New-Yors
yachmen to enjoy little outside sailing, serve their
country, and have spice of adventure at the same
time.
Charles b. Calvert, the well known ariculturif of
Maryland, has Published strong Union address IN Tie
IRfeiigeEocr.
After Wednesday three trains will leave Washing
ton daily for Annapolis and the North, viz: 1920
a. M, p. M, and 1890 p Three trains will leave
Annapolis for Washington, viz Elsa. ~, 2l5 p m,
and 80 p. N. Time, 2:I5.
The citizens of Washington are deprived Of their
butter by the stoppage of communication with the
North II is scarce at % cents retail. At The marse,
in Ward the person who bought the last pound yes-
terdsry that was to be obtained in the market, was
offered and refused 90 cents for il before he sf tho
stall where he made the purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22

AoNbRNaS --on Tuesday, May 81, at eleven O'Clock
H., MN A wife Of George ID Ackerman, and daughter
Of the late Carrot lie Bevose, aged "a years
Notice OF funeral 10 morrow.
Boscnxs On Monday, Nay 20, LOOSE, beloved wife
Of John Boschen, aged 20 years month and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family, and OF ner
brothers C., ard VIM. Mddendorf also those OF her
brother law n. Boschen, respectfully invited TO
attend the uaefs from her late residence 90 Division
street 81 two o'clock this wednesday, afternoon with
Bp4piry ON Monday, May 90 suddenly, .rrSsrr ] i,
younges, daughter OF Joseph W and Anna " Bradley,
aged years and months
The rclatlyeE end friends OF the family respectfully
nvitea to attend the funeral without further nytston
from the residence Of her parents Gramercy Park House
'hs l.ednesdsyl morning =, eleven O'Clock xon.,, u,v
20, JoHs BoumiIE, in the SO year Of his age
The relatives ana friends OF the family, members q
Order generally respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence in Colyer near Ecktofd
BowrN~6n Tuesday, May q, N.FY Te,sCrs BowES,
only daughter OF Francis and Isabella Bowen, aged
years 10 non'bs and 20 Gays.
The relatives end hicuds the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this (wednesday) afternoon,
at two o'clock from the residence OF her p,rens No 30
West Thirteenth street
lay her gently in her cofu.
Fold her across her breast,
Heavenly angels watch Ger her
I.i.tie Mary has gone to rest
Although her iiftess form lies here,
Der spirit lives above,
And sees vito vision bright and clear,
Tho God Of life and love.
CoNRoY Al Port Richmond, s. l., suddenly. Sun
cay morning May ", after lingering illness when she
bore with Christian fort,tude, anna r. the beloved wiie
Of lobn Couroy, IN the 41st year Of her fge.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
rvit.d 70 attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
tVo cc,ck from her late fctdetce atPoFt Rc omond,
without further notice. Friends will take The Staten
laard ferry boat at half past twelve oclock from pier
No 10 hcIth river.
coNw.Y -ou Monday, NAV 20, ., his residence, No ~
Est Broadway, Dc EDWARD CONWAY, Ia the esth year OF
1hr ,esycs s.i ssends Of ene family respectfully
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Marriages.

BFNaErr- BREAREY.-0n thursday, May Is, at st.
Hartboomcws church, by the Rev. s Cook Mr.. THOMAS
BrSSEr OF this city to Mss SARAH A. BREAxEy OF Brook
iyn, H. ~
FLsspmAU-PEyo--0n Monday evening, May 90 by
Rev. J Rogers, Mr. BsSJANs FIANDREAU TO Miss SARAH
ArcUtrA Pho all OF this city.
IABtCH-FoRHEsTER Monday, May 20, by Rev.
Thomas DE Witt, assisted by Rev jacob G. butcher,
john l. LABAoH TO MARGARET ID daughterJof James G.
FoIres,er, n II all OF this city.
syARs-TuprER On Tuesday, May II, by the Rev. DR..
Joseph McElfoy J. NEWTON STARS to VIRGINIA TuPfER,
all Of this city
soHrCK-LIoYD On Moniay, May 20, by the Rev. Mr..
Even BEsRY SCHySCK, OF Fishkil to ANNA " NJ LtoYD,
daughter OF General John Lloyd, OF thus city.
Fishkii papers please copy.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The New York Herald-Edition for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Captain shannon,
Will cave this port this afternoon, for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at hafpas
twelve O'Clock this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDITION rHx HERALD will be Published
at eleven O'Clock in the morning Single copee, in wrap
pers, six cents
The contents of the EUROPEAN EorrroS Tux HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
the Office during the previous week. and UP to the hour
OF notification.
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Since January I s24 949 COS % 227 222 40 SO 500
There j. nothing new in money. Foreign OK
change is q shade frmtr than il was yesterday,
but rates are uncertain. Most Of the leading
bankers ak JOG, but sell al lower rates. We hear
Of BANKERS bills ut 1854 and even under; mer-
camille bills go at lOIi4 loj. The business Of
the day has been fair aSerage.
Stocks were generally shade better this morn.
ing, but the leading speculative stock. Illinois
Central. was lower. Some 500 shares Of cash
stock arc aid to have come into the market, as a
first insta'ment OF the supply which may be ex-
pected when our high prices reach the ears Of
holders. The price dropped accordingly from
go in the morning to o. at midday; in the after
noon the last bid was 90. Nirginas. which are
cornercd also. advanced % per cent and
cannot be had at the advance. The ex.
pec,ed supply from Illinois has not come
to hand. With currency deprecated to 80 10
per cent discount, abe bank Official still hesitates
about sending forward for sale the Missouri, and
virgipias which arc deposited as security for the
circulating notes. At the morning board to-day
Missouris advanced 4, Tennessees =, Pacific
Mail a. New York Central - Erie :. Rock
Island Z, Reading 1, Michigan guaranteed. The
exceptions TO the market we're Toledo, Michigan
Southern, and Galena. which declined each about
!, per cent. Afier the board the market was
dull. ia the afternoon very little was done, and
the market closed dull. the following being the
last Notwithstanding states SIS. 1874, SsH
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Jefferson Davis Letters or Marquc in
EnglAhd.

From the L9ndc Economist, May
The recent events in America have given rise 70 very
curious event We have very often called the attention
tr our readers 10 the laws Of maritime warfare. We
have pointed out how favorable they were TO nations
which generally neutral 10 times Of war, have
shown how much rs America always presumably
neotra they operated in her favor And such were The
fair probabilities, the plain conclusions of very simple
reasoning But what has been the result In fact, the
Northern States OF America, the shipping States. are
at ibis moment suffering very materially from
the ussgts of warfare; those who are expected
TO beaehI have been the frat to suler. The position
ore; bun respect II peculiar than this
have not tic vesge OF navy not siogle armed vessel
belonging 20 any Of them. They were wholly unable,
therefore, to provide for the imminent contingency
OF maritime with the North in what we hold now
adays 10 Europe TO be the regular aud legtm lie way
and are criytn to what we deem exceptional and
upjustfsble courfe rs they had no navy, they
Issued "l,iters Of marquee which viii empower
any Individual TO ut out a prvateer with which
he srLoy the mercantile navy, and IN some
small carry on a maritime warfare with
the North. The ,Gect has been ,an'i1e and couf hare
bee forsa II only the unprecedented ersnts Which h1ce
cdUed could hare been dnficposd Tn,d States ships
are at osea. disadvantage They can be attacked IN all
quarters especially home, by such prvatncgs as
any individual associates OF Me- Jefferson Davis may
think II exledient TO 1T out and maintain These may
not perhaps, for the moment, be very many but SIN
there risk for the present. be IL what II may, 10 witch
Amercan ships exposed year agowe should hardly
nave arcied such 10 be within the range Of pos
ability tanly should have laughed nj any one
yho ventured TO predict that il was impending.
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Excitemsnt I'm Pals on Account or the


lpsris Correspondence (aay ~ Of the Londo1 Timer
me news from America ms, unfortunately, created
l,esn asftn among the frenoh cotton mi1nfac uters
They fear that rncr supply ~ cotton viii be cur sei,
ano tnat me American market wl he closed To- French
produce te am g1inoss u observed Ia the mo1cy
market, which attributed, emJuE other causes
port tra' The railway co npanis shout q ssne rail-
way boLds 10 The omonnt of 80 co Door.
IN iscstis nSous Foreign ~, me on the war.
The Cork R,Tmr of the esa ~ My has tue folio gnz:
Great activity prevails at several Of tue roy al DO awards
IN getting tesdy fer TIE powerful eqisdron " tst
aud sccood class steam vessels anf armed gun boat FOR
The pro.ec risb otsresi In the American wae,s
Inc IGncon sh,ppirg Gczece OF the 18th May ma.
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The Latest European Markets by the
Persia.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed the 10th at Oily 9l& for money and
9lI 81 for account. The weekly return Of the Bank
OF England shows an increase Of f36 600. The money
market is generally unchanged with an active demand
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The latest sales reported the 10th were-nois Cen
trial, 80 3s,S discount; Erie, 2ok.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Provisions generally steady Various circulars state
Beef IT. sdy. Pork quiet but 6rm. Bacon heavy Lard
quiet at 52s 56s. Tsllow quiet at SIS 65s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
We quote the following summary Of the market from
the Brokers Crcular:-Ashes firm; pots 35s Cd. 36s.
pearls, 3Ss $685. Sugar heavy. Coffee buoyaDt Rice
nrm Carolina advanced Is 3D. 2s and the market
advanced. Rosin buoyart, and advces> from America
had caused an advance, common, Is 3d., the market
closing quieter Spirits turpentne has advanced and
10 quoted al tOs closing more quiet Fish oils quiet
put steady Linseed oil slightly advanced; quoted at
sos.
LONDON MARKETS..
Wheat active, except tor Interior which has decn ID
ls rs Spirits t pentne firm at $685. closing quiet at
buoysns, with large demand for American Carolina has
advanced Is B. TeaIittle inquiry prices weak Taow
dull, a! SIS SIS 3D. Iron iu l. at f5 IS 20 Cd for
both rails and bars
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May II -Cotton-ihe sales Yesterday
Saturday. were COO bales, including 600 to spe-
culators and exporters the market closing quiet aud
steady Breadstuils were steady and nrm Provisions
steady.
LONDON, May ll-Esening -Consois closed al sl&
d for money, and 6l1s 81 for account
HAyM COTTON Market -Oreans tres oTdinaire, 100
francs has ia francs The market active with an
advance OF francs SAFES Of the week. 81 600 bales
Stock IN port, 2I7 COO bales.
AMERICAN STocKs.-LoNDos, May 1.-The ateat sales
reported oday Illinois Central, 39l. 49, dis.
count; Erie; 70; New York Central, &c 81.
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h EDITOR SHIPPING AsD MERCANTILE GA2sTTE
SR-wul you please answer me the following ques
tbrs-The President OF the United States having de-
bred the Southern ports (which have sccedet) unier
bpcl ade, will this cancel charters entered into with
timber merchants with British bottoms, sippN-
iR the vessels still in port 10 the un,tnd
Kingdom, but to sail In few weeksy II not
cancel ed tn chips bound 70 sai and endeavor to
gcs into the respective ports until ordered OF by
bocladibg squadron? Can mo ship then return 70 the
United Kingdom aud claim compensation from charter
ers, the master cceet 10 any other port fJr
owners teEeny should the ship succeed TO got into the
bockaded purt and then get In Consequence
Of the bCcsade Is there any rejress for the for
detentofg Asa, Il the cargo not Gown for shpret
in const qncLCc Of The civil the owners claim
dcrn rag q, ention above hcc lay days per chntt
party Yours NC. s5iPOWNER
MAY 4. 1901
r1tt The roth alton OF blockade b. foreign Powers
VIII not car Gel charters made here I'd. ship ia bouni
rail- accordance With The char ter par ~ AM 10 the
event oi blockade proceed 70 the st conrodci
open pcs o. The master csnuct go elsewhere seeSing
until The charter has been fu cd or the charter putS
cancelled ny mutual consent lth should ship enter
bloctated port, aud sho her cargo as per ch2risr-
pa there be no claim for deienti n; mt tine
ship has 20 the loading port TO Obtain her cgo
she VIII be entitled 10 demurfasc -hD y. d " u
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50; Tennessee, G's, 4214 4294 Virginia e's. 40 a
so; Missouri 6's, ssss ss1s; Canton Company,
SH 9H; Cumberland Coal preferred, 81 a 6 /;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, so a 81; Pennsy-
vania Coal, rs 80; Pacific Mail Steamship, 6l1.
So New York Central Railroad, " 72l. Erie,
2lH %; Hudson River, IS a 354 Harlem, III
ny do. preferred, 271Ia 2SH; Reading, 81 a
50; Michigan Central, As Ass; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, ny IL; do. guaranteed
27H 27H; Panama, l03 a l05; Illinois Central,
CO a 81 Galena and Chicago, 5s1I 5s94; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 221I 23A I; Chicago and Rock
Island, 34s4 351s; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 81 5724 Milwaukee and Mississippi.
l2H IA; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant
bonds, O.; Illinois Central, 8Ss4 90.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool, which
arrived at this port this evening, brought
81 200 900 in specie, and the Edinburg, also from
Liverpool, which Srrived here to-day, brought
s420, l55, making total by both steamers of
81 ,620, 1856.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as follows
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sales OF AGO SEQ bbls at IS Is SIS 20 for extra south
-four also nrmer and in steady demand, with
sales Of SEQ bbs., closing within the above range Of
prices Rye flour in better request, with sales OF 200
tbls at So 81. Corn meal scarce, and
finn a, cur figures. wheat-The supply heavy,
The market for medium grades easier. The
sales up 900 bushels part export
at 81 so 81 10 Tor white Michigan 81 70a 81 so for
white Kentucky, 81 As gold white Ohio 81 so a 81 )
Il IS 81 10 for damaged Milwaukee club 81 % 81 ~
for ime do 81 "a 81 % for amber Iowa, the latter
sl 80 for Western red 81 IL 81 is for Racine spring
and 81 Is 81 20 for Canada club. Rye quie at &c
a6I1ic Corn active, though at easier rates. The
embraced about l2j COO bushels in part for export
AZ aOc 4sc for damaged lots 4Sc a SOC for fair TO
good mixed Western Soc a SOC for yellow Western,
SEC fer old mixed do and 57c for old round yellow Bar
ley was quiet but steady sale OF geo bushels was made
at SIC. 32ic for western and Canadian, and Mt SIC.
34c for State.
ConfE-A sale of 100 bags Rio was made at 1870 ;,
and I60 N ats OF Java at lGalc.
COTTcN The gales embraced about 900 200 bales,
closing at lac or mddlrg uplands and at Ia for New
orleans m dnes. Dealers disposed to await the
receipt Of private letters due by the Persia before meet
ing fully the views of holders
IRsIGBTs To Liverpool about 80 coo 60 600 bushels
Of grsu were engaged, includrg corn al I'd 7hd In
lux sLi shps oags and Sd for wheat ia ships bags and
SEQ bble Gour at "a with dead weight and cotton
at unchanged 70 London II eco bushels wheat
engaged ~ 81. In sbios bags. Rates 10 Glasgow
were fteacy, While TO HAVE they were unchanged.
NAVAL STuRIS The market firm an prices steady.
The saes embraced about eco bis. common rosin de-
yered from yard al 81 1915 per $40 los. Other descrp
tons firmly held, but quiet.
rRoVIsioNs -Poik-lhe market was more buoyant and
active while the sales eebreced about 100 200 bbs
al sl7 sS17 rs for city and Western aud sl} for
prime Beef was steady with sales OF lis bbls at $9 30
81 IS fer rerackcd mess and ST. so $l2 30 for ex
rrime mess was steady and in fair demand Beef
hams steady at lac 16c Cut meats in linn
tied request at SC 5sc. for shoulders and 6o 7c.
Of coo bbls at 9hc. a o7ic Butter and cheese were
steady and unchanged.
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Lotteries Autho rized by act of Assembly, passed
January, 1859 Grants 10 run twenty years.
bussNx CoUETY-CLAss l2l, Drawn May 81, 1861
So 81, SIS. SO, "a, %, AZ, ., 65, II, 4, 30.
CossoIIpsTEp-CLAss 81 Drawn May Il, 1861
81, IL, 40, ~, Ga, IL, 3, 90, 81, l6, 81, Z.
Circulars seEt tree Of charge by addiess
X. FRANCE CO, Managers
Wilmiugton
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San Francisco shipping sdvces 10 the li;h INST per fony
Express 10 columns
sBir WV PfrN IL Baltimore before reported abandoned,
w~ seen Apli 2 In lat 80 y. on6l BY the Baxter at
Hayre, She bad all hgr sails fuied excepting her man top
tallsntss which hanging down the mast. Her mizen
topeailfntmast was also hanging dosn.
Bars TrniAy QuI Plymouth, tun, NAV S-1he bark
Indisn }ueer, 0sp OF BAH Maine sailed from Nav york
on the sssh OF March "a IN bushels ~ whes 500 bushels
cf fn1s- W hsrfcis ~ Tor cal
wy. 30 lie 20 u sru srfurg lesa hsvrs tnccuacrs
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The Turf

FASHION CoURsE L. --Tro,,ipg-Tuesday, May 81;
match $3.50 side, mile hats, best TIRES in live, to
wagons.
Jas ID ii cNann named b. m. Flora Temple ....
San rel Mclaughlin named b. m Princess. 2 . .
Time-2:32h; 2:24al; 2:34a4.
The above race was a great humbug, as the time Will
show, and which about thousand spectators were
Of For further particulars inquire of the drivers
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Court Calendnr-Thfs DAY

SUPERIOR CouRT Part Mos l543, II77, 1911, 1869,
1916 1885, 1895, l7e9 1I57 1897, lit, 49, 1928 $685.
1923, 1473, lars Part 2-Nos 1890 1913, l5,4 1874,
1856 1902, 1904, 1908, 1910, 1912 1916 1918, 1920
1924, 1923, 1880, 1888 1912, 1914, 1646
CoyMos Pleas Part Mos 500, s3a SAG, 1874, 1875
1890 1sas e 81 las =, is ss 1889
lIs6, 1864, 1869, 1872 1892, 1898, 1894, 1909
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ANNUAL MEETING or THE HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY -
The annual meeting of stockholders Of the Harlem Rail
road for the election Of directors for The ensuing year
took place yesterday and resulted in the unanimous
election Of the present Board the 4a725 shares repre-
sented having voted for the following ticket:-Alan
Campbell, W lillian Q. Wetmore Cornelius vanderbilt Da-
MEL Drew, Frncs w. Edmonds Charles w. Sandford Ho
race Clark, John Alsty Horace Brooks Alb Smith
Albert J. Akin, John Harper, A Baylis
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1t il statIa that policies OF Insurance are now being
opened here for 81 COO 600 Of California bullion from
Panama London, these consinens being diverted from
Men York IN consequence or The peril Of capture. II is
lkew mentioned in further corroboration OF the gu
ments regarding the diverse effect which must be pro
duced the American money markets by the occurrence
OF actual war that some moderate already in
course remittance TO this country to be lodged at the
curren rate Of interest fer deposits
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP advertises for this evening still
attraction at her concert Stuy vesant lnst
tute in Master Willie Barnsmore Pape, the juvenile plan
ut who is announced a real musical wonder Madame
Bishop is supported by excellent troupe among whom
are Miss Kate Cometock and Mr. J. r. Thomas.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Reiiabie and
eous black or brown Factory 81 Bsrcey
sold and applied al w. A. BACHELORS, l6 Bond street.
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The Com m issfOncrs from the Confederate
states In LOnd0n-hep0rted InteIvle
with Lore John Russell.


ILondcn (hay 81 Correspondence Of Manchester Guar
dian
The American occupies all minds, and is the sub
iect Of oscust ion in all societies. AS said in last
letter. tha Amt rcan citizens whom one meets as rule,
express their satisfaction that the matter has to
issue. The general expectation among those who pcs:
know the States appears be confident in the uti
mate triumph Ct the North but In all ability after
partial OF the Southern Confederation at first
starting The Commissioners OF the Confederation are
here, lodgedtwo If not all Of themin st James street
They have, believe, already had communication with
Lord John Russell
Another eminent American now here is Colonel Ere
mont HIS view OF the state Of Things IL said to be very
gloomy He anticipates bloody and obstinate struggle,
with parts negro insurrections whenever favorable
oppcrtunts occurs The question OF letters Of marque
yehementy discussed Doubts are expressed whsthe.
the North can in accordance with civsed usages hang
pryaeers under Davis letters pirates especially with
The certainty of bloody retaliation by the
1he temptation q u. California cth shtps IS fel 70 y
and the mpossblity Of preventing privateers
from taking the by OF blockade ia at adj
mtted seeing that there no reason iy such preachers
should from the ports OF ths United ktngdom as
neil as those of the Southern seatodrd
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no FamiIics Embnrking for Europc.-


The steamI GREAT EASTERN 10 sail on SATURDAY, May
Is Several large statraoms intended tally fam
les may be OBTAINED II mms diaely applied For Thee
have Il ON four eight beTths each W tn baths at
tsched located in tile desable part Of the ship
amply ventilated, and uuequacd accommodations
for comfort and convenience
GRIeSEIL, MIsyuaN a CO Agents.
70 South street.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs The market was quiet, and prices unchanged
BRIADsTufts -Flour-The market was more ouoyant
and active for the medium and better class OF brands
" he grades OF state and Western qualities were
irregular and lower The sales embraced about is 900
bbs closing within the following range OF prices