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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-16

Mars. -. Goodwin, an experienced and success
full Midwife lods nerselfn readiness day and night
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence Is
Austinstreet. dtf o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-16

"A. EscF. DaVEs. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brnley Row, 1888 Main Street, Worcester. dtf ia4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-16

Drs. Miller az Ghamseriin, Dentists 1872
Main street. dit %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-16

DIR. s1attixon attends TO the treatment of the
Special diseases of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
STIrU re. No. IS Union St, Providence, r. l. See his
advertisement of ''rIIE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES in this paper. diff FIG
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29
From the Hannibal Mo-, Messenger, July 10.
Sad dAceIdent-De enth of Lieut.. Job.

Sad AceIdent-Death of Lieut.. Job.
Between nine and ten o'clock yesterday
morning, while company F., Captain Allard,
OF Col. Turchin's Nineteenth Illinois Zouave
Regiment, was drilling in South Hannibal,
Second Lieut.. Thomas L. Job, was accident
ally shot under the following circumstances
The arms had been stacked, when the order
was given to "take arms" the rear man in
the company missed his piece, when it fell,
the hammer of the lock striking the ground
with such force as to cause the load to be dis
charged, the ball passing through the hat of
man while holding it in his hand, and striking
Lieut.. Job, who was standing some distance
of, in the abdomen, passing through his bow
els, and lodging against the skin on the oppo-
site side. He fell, exclaiming, 'pm shot God
have mercy on my soul !"
He was conveyed to the nearest dwelling,
where he fingered until two o'clock, when his
spirit took its final flight We learn that he
remained in his senses to the last. He told
the First Lieutenant to 'lead the company on
to glory" and requested 10 be buried in the
old burying ground at home. Rev, Mr.. Stur.
tevant, who was acquainted with many mem.
bers of the family, attended him in his dying
moments.
Lieut.. Job was twenty five years OF age, and
universally beloved by his companions in arms
He has younger brother, a corporal in the
same company, and leaves father and mother
in Virginia, Cass Co., ILL.,, to mourn his un-
timely death. His body lay in state that eve
ming for some time, when it was placed in a
coffin packed with ice, to be sent home to his
bereaved and agonized parents for final inter.
meDt.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

Il Holt, Medical Electrician, is Agent for the sale OF
DR. Bannng's Celebrated Body Brace. Ladies' and gen
tlemen wishing to examine them will please call at No.
6 esouthbridge street. DIFF my2
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

Many since the great discovery OF Prof Wood, hays
attempted not only to initiate his restorative, hut profess
to have discovered something that wenld produce results
identical but they have and zone, being cafTie
away by the wonderful results Of Prot Woods prepara
tion and have been forced to leave tia field to its resist
less sway. Read the following
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29
gmsuramte.

AN ACCUMULATED CASH CAPI.
"A tai OF MORE THAN
Seven Million Dollars,
is now held by the
81 U T U AL LIFE IN ANCE co
Of New York.
This exceeds by more than $3,OOO,OOO
That of other Company in this country Being also
the oldest and largest MUTUAL Life Company III the
MEMBERS. single dividend being in cases, $1,000
and more on one policy For insurance information
apply to FRANKLIN WHIPPLE,
Agent for Worcester County,
ia2 dWaS&weow6 263 Main street Worcester
DEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
Il ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,
With a Cash Capital of over $225, 900,
and Available Capital of over Ss4lS 900.
Insure Buildings Merchandise, and Personal Property
generally, both on the Stock and Mutual plan, ia
vorable terms sound and well conducted Stock
Mutual Company. The first class of Dwelling Houses
and their attachments, Farm Buildings and their
tents, insured for five years. upon the Stock prin
cple at the rate charged in the Mutual depart
sured for any time desired, reasonable terms Losses
equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com.
pany's Office, or to any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS n. CURRIER, Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
DIRECToRS.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Horatio n.
Tower, Joseph Boyden James II. Wall Jonathan Luther
Henry Gouldng Edward Earle, E. L. Brigham, limo
thy S. Stone John c. Mason. Samuel II. Cotton, Dwight
Foster, Chas. W. Freeland, Ichabod Washbum.
ia2S d&weowly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

MEsrIzo HURRING PICKER,


Nos. aud Exchange Place. Providence R. L. dealer In
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds OF Paper Stock including White
and Colorad Rags. Hemp and Manila Rope, &C., &c
eb1 dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

But it will remember that secrecy, in war, is
often vital to success that great measures
cannot be carried out in day that it is no
less important to inculcate upon naturally
impatient people patience and confidence in
those who have the control of affairs, as to
watch the conduct of the authorities, and lay
open all real instances of incompetency. And
finally, it will remember that blind and sweep.
ing censure, made necessary, without snf.
ficient knowledge of facts, can do only injury
to the best interests of the nation.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29
TOHN NJ. MERRICK & COMPANY
TPRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TINIBF'S PATENT BARpMETER,

For the United States, Office No. Central EStnA%ge
Worcester Mass.
This New Patent Standard Instrument differs in its
construction and operation from all Others being
structed with Flexible Section, so arranged as to Com
pensate for the Changes in Temperature leaving the
height of the mercural column entirely unchanged by
the extremes Of heat and cold whether placed indoors
out AMI substantially obvates the hitherto great
certainty Of reading the Barometer.
This Instrument is otherwise Entirely Portable having
been safely transported to every section of the United
States and abroad, and entirely free from leaking and
ruin, consequent upon the of Wax and other Trash
in attempting to secure the mercury in the tube.
This Instrument is used and endorsed by many of the
most emn entity practical and scientific men in the United
States.
Parties purchasing Barometers should be careful and
see that the Instrument is marked Tmby's Patent
Price from 81 to $40.
The above Instruments put up in the finest Rose
wood and Zncora cases. with Thermometers attached.
f6 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

ROSTON MEDICAI1ASYLUM-This
- Institution established fol he benefit OF the sick
and suffering, whether rich Al, Is under the mme
diate of DIR. T. X. TAYLON aided by OF the
best consultation talent the cit Affords The uode OF
treatment practiced embraces 81 the modern improve
ments which have been made b he professors and stu
dents of medicine, surgery eed city. magnetism, psy
ch0ogy, and mental and spirlt philosophy DIR. Tay-
or is an experienced physician well skiisll ls5p.
orator and manipulat0r Dur0 practice of twenty
wears he has been eminently 81 essnl IN curing
of the worst of Lung and lef Diseases Dyspep
sia Rheumatism, Neuralgia, NeI'i and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, Ich have under
medical care. Many cases of N Gus Prosration, Neu-
ragia and Female Derangem. are relieved at a
single visit Diseases of the BlV from whatever
produced, treated by the ec lie system with inya.
rlable success. Patients from tance, who wish
to remain in the city while und. treatment be fur
nished with good Accommodations and board at moder-
ate rates, by communicating Wp-br. Taylor day or
two before their arrival. II
Office, consultation and opel Ping rooms. No. II Han
street. All letters OF inqy must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to W \. X. TAYLOR, Bos
ton
p S.Dr. Taylor's Medical y for beth sexos, enti-
tied 1.-THE Medical Companion, y; be obtained of him
or of w. V. SPENCER B0OkttI. sr and Publisher, 81
Washington street. Price 50 Three stamps extra
when sent by mail diff APPS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29

p FL. JOHNSON giyes special attention
1Os to JobbIng-orders left lOS Main street. at e.
D. Cheney's store, in the Theater building or at No II
Arch street, will be promptly answered. Persons NOV
ing in into out Of the city, respectfully requested
to tayor HIM with their oroers; R. H. JOHNSON
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-29
TERMS OF n -
ADVERTISEMENTS publish
Zeal estate.

On; FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
E5lll House, with Barn attached and hearty thres,
OF an acre Of Land situated near the Grove
nar ~ Inc House is built in thorough man
GT,esn h IN the attic and pipes running to basement
~ nus ,uree rooms finished. The above will be sold
patgan' FOR further particulars INQUIRE at No
uu apis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

Augusta County Court, on Monday appro
priated fifty thousand dollars to arm anG
equip volunteers, and for the defence of Vir
ginia.
DR.. 7. b. Ward, Of Va, lately House Sur.
gson in the New York Hospital, has arrived
at Norfolk, and rendered MS services to Com
Forrest, of the Virginia Navy, for duty.
Capt. Richard Evans, of the revenue ser
vice, lately in command Of the cutter Duane
has resigned his commission, and has received
an appointment in the Virginia Navy.
Captain Thomas I. Hunter, of the late U
S. Navy, a native of Virginia, stationed a.
Wilmington, N. o., as Light House Inspector
has resigned.
Leesburg, Loudoun county, is a perfect mil
itary camp and there is a great unity OF sen
tinnent among the people in regard TO the posi-
ton Virginia has taken.
Georges, in Maryland, have appropria tee
$4,000 for the arining aud defence of tina
county. ...s.
Fort Washing ton, it is unders TODD, is fully
gaFrisoned, and provisioned--and is under the
command OF Major Haskins, U. s. A. A large
number of heavy guns are on the walls.
The military at Alexandria on Tuesday tool
possession of the steamer james Jerome OF
the Philadelphia line.
Six hundred dollars of the Confederate State.
loan have been taken in Mobile by negroes.
The County Court Of Clarke, Va, has ap
propriated sl0, 900 for military purposes.
In Alexandria there are two fine volunteer
companies composed of Irish citizens.
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W A r. N H w 8

LATEST FROM FOLK.
Tha Norfolk papers received list evening
oon,sin nc onf,rmation Of ths reported blow
a.. nm o. Fortress Monroe. Preparations
- com nencesi on Wednesday for missing
~ .,eop Of war Plymouth, which was seat-
,,.. and sunk at the wharf near the Dry Dock
;, I'LL taxa but q short time TO get her up and
.,,,or.d out, when she will DO placed Ia The
s,,s for rrpaising damages. The Plymouth
a. ane ship, Of handsome model. pierced for
,,,snty two guns. and has been bat recently
.no-,ughly overhauIed. She could be put in
n,nn,tssion in very short time, II necessary
The Herald says; In eoaseQ Of ru
ar. prayaient in the city, that several OF
- Cheers sta toned at Fort Monroe, natives
~ Virginia, are de taned at that post n,rary
- their wishes, and under forcibia restraint, q
t,lagaiion OF our citizens, ccoLapaniad by thu
Ws,or went Gown on Tae.day afternoon IN
Ssr a ilax of truce, 10 inquire IN To the mat ter
Their mission, we are Informed, resulted a.
heinr assured thai such 10 not the fact but
ri every o..3cer is IN the en- ioyment of as n n
restraued freedom of action as the req uire.
man Is of the service will allow.
Operations at the Maynard have re-
commenced. LasoreEs are gagged in olear-
,,rsvsv the ruins; workmen employed In
.Ayeral OF the shops finishing up work pre-
,ieosly commenced !; the clink of hammers
and buzz Of machinery heard in all parts OF
the yard, and boats rowed by jolly jack tars
plying back and forth rs formerly.
Capt F. X. Smith, OF the Confederate
Arrpv. is In Norfolk for the purpose of enlist
Ing men Tor Col. Pryor's regiment
MAJOR General Gwynn has appoin ted Mar =
,hsIi Parks, Esq, Chief Snperin tendent OF
transportation by Water.
Ten thousand dollars have been appropriated
hy ths Councils Of Norfolk for the relief OF
poor and necessitous persons and families In
The city. schooner from Cardenas with a
cargo consisting principally Of molasses, con
sgn-d 10 Norfolk, While under the tow of the
sleantug Yankees Blade, Captain Baker, was
.umnarIIy brought 10 by shots from For
Monroe, and both the schooner and tug art
silll detained, 1sst
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We have already announced that Gen Ros.
HHr LEE, late OF the u. 8. Army, has been
appointed by the Governor Coinmander.ln
Chief Of the Army OF Virginia.
Gen. LIE Ia son Of Light Horse uAsax .
OF I'm mortal fsuae, and is well known 40 on.
nf the most accomplished officers of the lat.
z. =. service. 1t was LRR who engineers,
the victorious march TO Mexico, for which
tho greatest turnkey of the age got All IN.
credit. A more heroic, Christian pobis so,
der and gentleman could not be found. W,
extract the following just tributes from III.
Lynchburg vfrofnion and Alexandria Ga
sstfs;
Ea&tsA CAPT. ROBERT .. LEE its'f 5s%EN
"Were3oice (says the Lynchbnrr Vfrcfnfx,,l
that this dis,ing uished officer anu worthy so,,
or virginia has withdrawn from Lincolns
army and thrown himself upon the bosom OF
his native State. II was what we expec set
OF the man Capt. Maury has done likew ise
and thus. these two noble men, the very f}ow
er OF the Army and Navy of the late Unitee
States, respond to the call Of their glorious
old mother. Sparta never had worthier sons
All honor 10 them, and To the State that fur
Gished them. Let no Ocrioiauus be found L.
the army of mercenaries that shall besi-g.
the cities of Virginia, If there should be-
even though IL were u Scott, whose laurelleo
brow has lowered like the sons of Saul, Isng
the women may not entreat them, but viii
execrate their memory. Virginia expects
every con OF hers, no matter where be has
been in the past, TO do his duty now in this
her hour Of trial. If they be true Yirginians,
they Will act like Lee, and Marry, and For
rest have done" -.s t-,F
The Alexandria gazette, of Saturday last,
and before the fact Of Col. Lees resisna ton
had transpired, thus referred TO him
1t is probable that the secession OF Virginia
Will cause an immediate resignation OF many
officers Of the Army and Navy from this
State. We do not know, and have no right 10
speak for or anticipate the course Of Colonel
Robt. h. Les. Whatever he may do, will be
conscientious and honorable. But If ne should
resign his present position in the Army OF thu
United Statss, We call the Immediate attsn
ton of our State TO him, as an able brave
experienced ofiicer-no man his superior in
all that constitutes the soldier and the gentle
man-no man more worthy to head our force.
and lead our army. There is no one who
would command more OF the confidence of the
people OF Virginia, than this distinguished Of
ncer; and no one under whom the volunteers
and militia would more gladly rally. His
reputation his ackno W lodged ability, his
chiyairic character, his probity, honor, and
may We add, 10 his eternal praise-his Chris
tian life ana conduct-make his very name 9
Tower OF strength" 1t IL a name Surround.
ed by revolutionary and patriotic associat ton,
and "reminiscences.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported Tor the Richmsnd Dispatch.
Imnnrtnn. fram rexa.

NEW ORLEANS. April 23.-Advices from
texas state that on the l4th inst. Genaral
sherman, commanding at Galveston, BY the
'dvice OF Gen Nichols, placed au embargo on
I'll vessels IN that harbor. for the better pro-
lection OF the interests OF Texas citizens The
Galveston. resolution wsre passed req nest
ing this removal of the embargo II was
Thought the request would be complied with
An extraordinary session of the City Conn
ell of CALVES ton was held on undav syening
he 18th. the Mayor In the chair The sum OF
5000 was appropriated for the defence OF the
aity. and =, 900 for the supply Of provisions
10 the Texan troops at Brazos . -
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THs NAVAL AcApEMr-A letter from An
napots state that on Monday last, when the
Massachusetts, troope arrived at the Naval
academy, en- roate for Washing ton, the fol-
loving officers and midshippen rendered
taear resiguattons, and to-day are In the city
t,,*,aihas ~ be paid of: W II. Parker, Va,
~. r Buckner, Ark, J I. Wood, nd ., lieu
s-aaai. Vim il Har wood, Nd. professor !;
y q I IaEL, J. IL. Spencer, lid, first
las Ina N. Fnen; H.!B. Tycoon, Pa, Ga.
bosaru D., M. NJ. Renton, KY, j. II.
M MoSan, h. b. LittIepage, Va, T. J..
Wote, kecond class midshipmep; q. S.
uo1y !, W. w. Huttler. Va, r.. Q.
noIi, lie (e. A. g. Worth, va, A. Ca
Msa@,ia lNChsw, Mo-, ]. r. Ciaybrook,
n Carft Md, third class midshipmen;
tisy' va: Ii. Cook, Va. %. A. Bro own, Va,
mayo, Va, four III class midshipmen.
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ALUM WATER,
W. AFTER OF THE
w ROCK BRfpGE ALUM SPRINGS. v

BOTTLED At THB sPRIN
The undermined have constituted the house of
and the ooSFEbERAT r. sT ia Of Ansafca.
The reputation Of this water. as a medie nal
Of the South, and is rapidly extending ever the
whole country. The important fact is now well es
tablished that 1t Is one Of the few Mineral Waters
which viii bear transportation, and that it has
been kept from two to five years In glass, without
apparent damage either to its tasteor its medical
The many remarkable cures performed by it in
Dysfepsa, Chrome Did,-haa and Dysentery, Chrome
Diseases, Chronic Nsreas Compdints, Bronchitis Pss
&c, have attracted the attention OF the most em-
Dr. csrsWrgh Of 'I New sss orIeans says
truth, know of no water In Europe or America 30
rich In medical substances ~ that Of Rockbrdge
DR.. Moormnn, resident physician at the White
sulphur: at is a matter of no little importance
remarkable efficacy Of the Rookbridge waters, in
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood rsproaeh to our profession, and never, but
serves the name of specific for their cure''
Oar pamphlet is hlled with letters Of the most
personal knbwiease aud experience af the vir-
The undersigned have now completed such Al.
rangements for boitling and transportation ne
they confidently believe will enable them hence
SroWinS demand p' " 'A''' 'A' -''"'i''
CAUT1ON.-The unprecedented success Of this
Mineral Water, not only as used at the fountain
by the visitors rho have thronged thithsr, but by
inyalids at their distant homes, has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market, to some extent,
other waters bearing similar aames. Therefore,
persons who wish TO use thss water viii doweilto
sciy e The sadersisas 3D. Of TO theit gen
all Gales procure their supplies through The house
Of PuRcRLL, LApD = Co., by " HON also they will
be furnished With the proper certificates and show
bills. .afi.
the ALUM POWDERS or MACS, being the re-.
siduary salts OF the water, obtain ed by evapera-
ton, have been found by long experience to re-.
tain the medical virtues of the water and TO be an
excellent substitute for the same. II is sent with
entire safety by the mail, and to remote points,
where the water cannot easily be traEsrassed.
For full particulars, see pamrk,ot.
Wewill send the pamph iet, POST paid. on appli-
FR4ZIKR s RANDOLPH, Propristors,
Post 0tirs. Alum SpriaSs,
RockbridQe county. VI: or To
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

), hok4scs OF De-. !,ss -nur nobiA f-i.-s
Hc-,r -.--., nenridk Saturday morning.
Es5 ~ company, INe Cry |@agpt aNayds;
,oan hsed marching orders, was united al
sn. - = The chosen partner OF his Joys and
rs ,au y. aud at ) O'Clock In the afternoon,
ia. 1ar' ~Ieathsd in smiles and wet with
to U leave Of bis relatives ana fyiends
sin, aait he fortunes Of his company IL vtr.
Ssn.. ais exhibition Of sslf-saeri dcing pa
tsIoim rodigiss OF yaIor Ii occas ion REQ hires.
Is hs on be permitted 70 rstnrn ~ enjoy the
aappnes with which the yicissitudes Of war
a., ~ rudsly intsrfered. -l0twmb ts I Ga.J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

FUTURE DIYi
BIZ James m. T.vIor 4 sem, Aacs'rs.
pEREMproRY AIcTIos SALE OF 4

-- -
: yALUABLs Fam. WITH A URlsT MILL
THEREON. TOGETHER wiTH TIE ENTIRE
STrCK Of CROPS sToGK. FARMING IMPLE-
sILhs The sfM ctTHrsas Rean
business Ia the city. requiring his undivided At
Tl e sf = s1es %
q May, commencing at Ii o'elock A. M. the
FARM upon which hs lately resided. situated on
the new Central Road. il Henrico county, y
divided and .el e = foil ns properly win be suo
Ht Ths HOUSE, TRACT, eoutainjpg 100 acres Of
nagaiy amproyed land, upon which there has been
are Veil ~ I o. wheat, and ten acres Of which
Tn rimpro.en,ents are comfortable tw,ss,ory
ou,'hnnss. conaaining rooms. with the necessary
4. = isas. & tAsp eoa,.iuias aoou. 50 acres,
water. and abundance or mari easy Of accsss ~
;. Sd tract of LAND eontsining abont Is scrss.
kpown a. a. the Mill Tract, upon which there is
pond, which has an excellent trade. ard ia a inc
.ocanon Tor any one desiring to engage Ia the ice
immediately after the sale of the Rsa, "a.
tate, will be sold the entire stock Of CROPS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ard mary othar srtf
cles too numerous to mention In an ad nf
TERMS OF SALH.-F0r the reAi estate, 4 casL:
he balance upon a credit Of Q, II aud II months.
FOR negotiable notes, with interest added, aud Sc
cured BY q trust deed, The taxes FOR isei to be
erty, all sums Of $50, and nnder cash: over that
amount, months credit, for approved, nsgo,ia.
bic notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, re encs Is made TO the
subscriber, ON 18th, between Main and franklin
streets, or to the auc.ionsars. I' u
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
''p' IN perfect order until the az u .A RopEK
JAS: N. TAYLoR Il Soy Auots :.
.s.-A plat Of the properly can be seen at the
once OF the Auotionssrs.
ap4 -*N t+'+f INIT SSON
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From the Fleet off KEY West.

NV ORLEANS. April 22.- The Mohawk,
TON ha.ana and Key West, reports that the
steamer Atlantic. from New York, with troops.
had anchored of the Triangle Shoals, and on
the 18th was in communication with Fort
taylor She left on the 1ith for Sand Key
me steamer Powhatan appeared Off the har-
Dor on the 14th and exchanged signals with
the steamer CRUSADER
The garrison at Fort Taylor and Key West
Barracks are engaged In drilling at the guns.
The commanding officer of Fort Taylor has
been appoin ted ostmas ter at Key West.
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BURNING OF THE LIGHT BoATs--We learn
from a reliable source that the light boats a,
the Upper and Lower Cedar Points on the
Potomac, have been burned. Whether by or
der of the Government or by persons on the
virginia or. Maryland shore, we could not
learn. The steamer Mount Vernon, which
went down the river on Thursday morning
last, with munitions and some troops from
Washington was at Fort Washington yes ter
day evening .-Alerdadrtd Gazette.
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From Hnv.n..

NRw YoRK, April lathe steamer Bieu.
Vile arrived to-day with Havana dates to the
18th inst. .e .-..fss. 800 = -. N- '1e
The Empire City had arrived there from
.haianoia Win Texas troops, and would sail
IN the 10th slant for New York.
The reduction OF Fort Sumter had caused
sreat sensa ton, and almost suspended bust.
sugar was quiet at OF n 81 rails for D. 8
No. 12's. Stock In port 355 900 boxe. aoainst
S2o,o 600 boxes at the same time last wear.
freights dull and declining Exchange on
London 8; on New York a IL discount.
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The CuxBBRLAsp TRooP.-A gen tleman who
saw this company at Cumberland y. H., on
Monday, informs US that 1t numbers nearly
100 men-all of large size, the finest looking
body OF men he has ever seen. They are
mounted on No. i horses, are in all respects
splendidly equipped, and will beyond doubt
prove most effective corps wherever their
aeryices may DO needed. - sdrmritle JonrHak.