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The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

The IMBECII.IrY OF THE "oLD PUBLIC FUNc.
A Washington correspondent of the Union
saws: "The United States Forts at Charles
ton are manned by only sixty men and officers,
under the command of Capt. Anderson, OF
Kentucky. These few men occupy at present
Fort Moutre, the other two forts being with
out any garrison whatever. Mrs. Anderson,
the wife of the Captain, has paid visit to the
President, telling him that, if he does not or
der more troops to Charleston, as her husband
desires, Re will have the fearful responsibility
of the life of the same upon his conscience
Captain Anderson. as far as she knew, would
never surrender the fort con6ded to him, as
long as he lived. General Scott and General
Cass have both in vain been trying to induce
the President to listen to reason, and despatch
more troops to Fort Moultrie so that the gar.
rison may be able to hold out against an at
tack of the South Carolinians. General Cass
has finally been compelled to send in his resig
nation, which the President has accepted
Before parting, it is said that the two old mel
had been crying very hard. General Scott
being dissatisfied with the imbecility of the
President, will also resign.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

WITHDRAwN.-In the House of Representa-
tives. on the oath, the Speaker presented a
letter from the South Carolina delegation, dis
solving their connection with that body, as
they represented a constituency no longer ow-
ing allegiance 20 the Federal Union.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

new i Ofh anu DOstOll,
800 lbs Ext. Licquorice,
300 lbs best Gum Arabic,
100 lbs Turky Opium and
Iodide Potassa,
$50 ozs Sulphate Quinine
100 ozs Strycnine,
80 ozs Sulph. Morphine
100 ozs Nit. Silver, pure
100 ozs Iodide Mercury,
$50 lbs Calomel,
100 lbs Blue Pills,
100 lbs Mercu. Ointment
Is lbs Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid.
l25 lbs Nitric Acid.
300 lbs Spirits Nitre,
275 lbs Aqua Amonia,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether.
1900 lbs Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
600 lbs Muria,ic Acid,
Oil Burgamot, pure,
Oil Lemon, pure,
Oil WintergIeen, pure,
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

A foot-race was run at Oakland on the 4th
inst, between Ludlum and Morse, distance
of one hundred yards for $50 side, Ludlum
winning easy by five feet; time, IL IL Sec
onds
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

INV tAhf oASf 6ftNtt tlOlu
$500 lbs Blue yitrol,
5000 lbs Sal EPSON,
] 5000 lbs Alum,
1000 lbs Sulphur,
/, 500 lbs Tapioca,
1880 lbs Super Carb Soda,
100 lbs Alex SIENNA,
/, 900 lbs Sulphate Potash
$50 lbs Carb Amonia,
10 kegs Pearl Barley,
3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
! 1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
900 lbs Flaxseed,
500 lbs Flaxseed ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba.
l55 lbs Gum Camphor,
so lbs Gum Asaf9tida
100 lbs Gum Scammony
Gamboge, Mastic. Myrrh,
ITragaconth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
SeidlitZ Powders. etc.
MUCH LOWER
USUAL.
ONALD s. CO..
Druggists,
SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

TIE putrid sore throat is prevalent in differ
ent parts of Oregon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
MARRIED.

BFRNlRDI PAPPI = On Tuesday, Sep. 10 by ne Rev
Fsther Laoa AquiDDo Bernard Of California 70 Mary L.
Psppi OF this city.
cOZINT-FAIRCHILD-At Keyport n j., on Tuesday. Sept
10 by the Rev sanne Lockwood James Cozine OF Long l
aud TO Mrs Ann Fsirchid Of fNcwfork-
pIrTCUIN0s-CAsE-On Tuesday, Sept 10, by tie Rev r
Robsrts T. w Hutchins it, 20 Miss Lizzie Csse dansbtss
of Nathan Case osq.. Of Milan. Du'chess County, N Y
UITrCHINSON-BYLES-O Wednesday, Sept IL, by the
Rev o. Tsmspge Jaos. Hutchinson 70 Miss Anris L. Byies
ell Of Greenpoiut, Long Island.
JlCKSON-BARR-At the Fourth street Reformed Dutsh
Church. Brooklyn T. d. by the Rev. T. s. Porter Theodos
r. Jscson Cornes w. youngest daughter Of Jonshsp
Barr, e,q. sll OF Brooklyn.
MAsON-GOODWIN-0 Wednesday, Sept II, 1851, by tie
Rev. L. H. Van Doren OF this city John H. Mason to Nh"
Elizabeth ID. Goodwin.
RFFSE-FOOTE-In this city, Wednesday,. Sept. IL ~
the Rev John Paddock George Ree.s 70 Josephins
c. Fooe daughter Of Capt H. Foote. United States Navy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
DIED.

AZOY-A Yonxers N. Y, Thursday nominl, SEPT. ~,
Antonio Aaoy Of Havana. ascd 90 years
Tbs relatives aud euds Of the family are respectfully Invited
without fuYeer notice to attend the funeral from No t
Fourth street NewYork Saturday morning 0i selotk
Havana papers please cspy
rRUIN-In Brooklyn Wednesday Sept H. John FrSr in
the Goth year OF his age.
HART-In this city Wednesday Sept II, james WiDsp
Hart, aged 25 years. months and Ssys
HIGGNs-Iu this city, "Wednesday, Sept H. Jane dsEGsz
Of John and Mary Higlos in the 18th OF her age
KNUDTZ0N-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday, Sept u, Henry
knudtson Of Nicoay Christian Knudtzon aud LoGi'e h-
knudteoD, osed years and nonths
nne Mrs Margaret McAuley widow Of the late Tlonss
McAuley native Of Garrison County Fsrmanssh HeA'' sse~
4s years and q days. ,..,l.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 sitend tsr
fne al on Saturday, the 18th inst at ssock nom he "
residence, No. 81 Seventh street, New York
AcCABE-In Harlem on Wednesday, Sept. II, william h2
MeCsbe in the 72i year of his ss-.
McCRAcKEN-O. Wednesday Sept II, Samuel AecrseAsA.
oil Paisley Scotland aged " yesu.
PARKER-At Meriden, Conn on Friday evening, eeP-,
Marshall. Of Charles and Abb Parker aged !" yeSAh
months ,x
srERLING-ln Brooklyn on Tuesday Sept 10 Sherman ~
Sterling Of the firm Of Swift, Dickinson 'o'' ~ "s
T6s funeral vii take place the Church Of the Pgrms
corner OF Henry end Remsen streets n2 oeioeL on
sspt 10 The friends Of tne family are m'isee 70 s'e
without further notice -. "A
% Jobn spsnrler aged Ss years, month and II days
srrvTpIn this city, ednesdsy Sept H. Ella Ausnss
child Of Manning and Eliza A. steele Hea year
months and 20 days -
,,,rIJsAt Yonkers Wednesday Sept II, Lsrnnel W.
in Che ssh ss.I viii be- BE- Ssa a. tn. Fir. Psy
Ths a. o'clock D. m Friday, Sept IA fFisncs -
IN s.mis are respectfully invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

ihla Stps No'-o''s' i""~O''"' ''A'f''' @i'-t'
To,......s2a3a17rs sC1a sl7$ss 81, 5!ssl7sOsa7l
Last yesr...... 2i98iO64G ll254l9s 2s277s l96.9a9
At Boston, the subscriptions to the National loan are
about four million dollars.
At Chicago on Mondsy, there wss a better ,uIply
Of Eastern exchange, aud the market was weaker.
The sales generally at par on the street, and at
the banks 1dl T. cent pren.-prncipally at the IN
side quotation.
Currency in good demand, and thesupply is scarcely
equal to the requirements of the produce trade There
was good demand for Treasury Notes at 9sc; but the
supply comparatively light.
The ST. Louis Democrat says:
The money market bas been very quiet and inactive
during the entire week. Sight exchange on New
York was ghade lower being 5a96 T. cent premium
for Missouri money. Gold was also lower than the
ruling rates for the past week, and closed at 6G6i
cent premium, against 7D75 yesterday. Treasury
Notes in demand, and bankers are buying al they
ean get at 97i for gold and lO20 lO3 for bankabh
funds. Not many holders however, are disposed tc
part with Treasury Notes a. the above figures for
banable funds, and the reason is obvioue. There ia
good deal Of speculation as o the final come out Of
the FIX Missouri money hiss got into We were fur
nished list by responsible party, of eight per-
sons who prominent owners Of stock IN certain
bank in this State, rho are nor octvy eHgagtf gir-
lng aid and comfort 10 TREASON, and one or two Of
them actually in tNe Rebel army.
The activity In the Dry Goods trade iof ths week
hss been chiefly coafned 10 the jobber the package
houses Rot being actively engaged previously re-
ported Those houses which have survived the panic
and are able present and attractive as,Ortments
were never making in the aggregate larger sales and
were never doing safe and profitable business
Making large per centage, they meet the advancing
tendency Of prices with spirt which strengthens hold
ers and impars improved tone to the general mar
ket The export trade has been moderate but satis.
factory although the cesrances are reported % only
400 bales including $50 to China. The cotton mills in
some sections startng up short time, working
up their stocks of cotton which will give u.s. in few
weeks, fresh supply Of goods for time at least,
which will invgorate trade as the stocks at present
are 20 small of desirable styles our obbe cannot sup
ply their orders Other manufacturers are supplying
our market with shipments Of cotton from their mills,
preferrng to meet ready sale Of the raw material
rather than TO work the staple on such basis. We
report no change in the general market for Cotton
Goods Brown SheeGnQa maintain previous prices.
Drills are without change. Printing Cloths have not
advanced az rapidly expected by the most sanguDe,
but are held with great frmnese. The sales at Provi-
dence for the week have been large, and are az FOL.
Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

faeturers did not possess the skill of European MANU-
fscturers. This idea has been somewhat exploded III
the introduction of fine goois from small number OF
factories, which have prouced equang in hnlsn'
beauty Of design, and texture, any goods ever I'M
ported and we are happy TO learn that 1t has gwen
new impulse in tha, department, which has resulted IN
the organization of new corporations, whose object
will be 10 supply the country with many oi more
wooden fabrics which have hitherto proved 10 inds-
pensable A new era in the woolen businees VIII Oe
inauguratod and il will take its proper position by the
side of the more successful branches Of American IN
dnstrv and will prove il supposed more remunera
tive than the Cotton manufacture With employs
so many thouauds Of oar population. lhe
sales of Foreign goods at auction have been
large during the week. but prices have rot been nam
tanned. The French importers have great want OF
confidence in the few remaining houses and not oeng
willing 10 keep up their rates direct, have sent thef
goods 10 the aucon.houses, who more liberal N
their credits This hns resulted in great decline IN
prevousy current prices and the lossce resulting have
been large ranging from 20 TO 80 per cent beo" 'ue
cost of importation. The importers OF British goous
are doing moderate business in the regular way a.
satisfactory prices for all their recent impora ODE ou
will be able TO dispose Of their general stocks uuns
the season. New Saxony Dress goods are in good de
mand and yielding good profits. Fancy German an'
French Caisimores and Coaiings heavy Beaver
Cloths, and Military styles have been doing weii ou'
for he most part stocks are exhausted. lmporsaiols
continue TO fall Off and viii not be resumed Win 'ne
same volume as heretofore for a long period.
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports ol DO
res Co.tous from this port for the week, ~ follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

TIE NAVAL CADETsHIP.-Some time since the Hon.
NJ. y. Od.ll made proposition to tho Board Of Eda-
.,o n -b;cb bs offered TO appoint one Of the pupils
Of The Public schools 10 the podlion Of Naval Cadet
having the appointment of candidate from thi, hs
IIdl Congressional District. The Board referred inS
matter 70 Committee 10 devise some plan sy
had one meeting, but not having yet come TO dsc'on
adjourned 70 NEE, again. certain number WIZ p pI0,
baby be selected from each school and hs onS who mo
proves himseE bts. qualified viii doubtless gan "0
pyixe,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-srPr. l2.-Bsiore Re
dsrH

Mary Canty was tried for grand larceny sno se-
quilted. cu -.
Denni, Mucshy indicted for assault Cornelius taron W"
tn cd and acquitted
Fs Sullivan was charged with larceny from the person Of
Am Mcdonald No. street and plea Of gsy "ss
remsnded for sentsngS.
Jhp MeaI indicted for larceny Of money from the Of
Smith oil No Beser 70 the amount o. - cent?,
a tiled and convicted sentenced to the Penenary of
three months - a., -,
Fdsad Corey p.s Indicted for burglary in the third dsges
In prvug of . shutters Of the winds VI The ronyao
LAM. Soye No 8 East street. and taking sway composition
TO the Amount OF about OF worth On conviction he "a eut
10 the State Prison for n years.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Died, st hs residence, No. cs2 Dsgrsw street, South
Brooklyn, Robert Bslmsnno, in tho Sls year Of his
ace. Mr.. Bslmanno was Of an ancient Scottish family
ussr ForTes, In AberdeeDshire, and bas long been
favorsbly known for integrity in business and sniha
,ssr In connection with Shakspearin matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
phi,.d.,phi. C...,s m.rL<t-srrr. II,

Yhere was Az supply Of BHgy ChTILs IN nsfet n
ssl ths oe,rins, Amounting $50 head he bulk OF the
saes nsd. from 81 70 - 100 10 extra Css sole
sH1ryThs oferin,s OF Sheep also hIgs inonnn, to
900 head the good and ali were cold a. noa 10
&c q 10 nat according TO condition. ~, -,
oes-The supply Of Hog about equal 70 the deinea
and sss reached h,sd Of ffon o. to 81 10 for ' sne
eorn.sd. ,..., =, ,.o.
sas e esh the demand for this hind OF stok quite I'M
It'd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

AFyynr.solr FOR WA:HIsoToS.- agents Of
the United States Government on "Wednesday purchased
the Union Ferry y-bost Wyandank, to bs delivered 81
Washington within the shortest possible time. Bone
necessary alterations were speedily made, and she
started on Thursday, under command Of coast pilot IN
the employment Of the Government. Eleven Of the Terry
hands went with the vessel-of these two are eng'-
neers and two pilots.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
Total No. Of pieces. 900

The Woolen mills are actively engaged on Govern
ment ORDERS and the prices of every fabric which can
be substituted for the regulation goods advancing
Those mills whose contracts for army goods expire the
LIST prox. receiving duplicate orders at advance
Of 10 to Is v cent previous prices. The Fancy
Cashmere makers find ready sale for a desirable styles
of goods at full prices and the old stocks which at
time were 30 unsalsble, arc fast passing away The
Wooden manufacture in this country has never assumed
ts due proportions, as compared with other branches
Of manufacture. II has been too much confined TO @
low style Of goods. No taste or beauty Of design
entering into their fabrication, they have held no COM
petition with the foreign fabrics, which enter 30
largely into our general consumption, and from this
fac: it has been generally understood that N zanu-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

The Banner Republican Cub Of the City Of Brook
lyn" have organized for the coming year; the ofhee
are n, follows: The Hon. II. B. DuIyea President D.
M. Griswold 1st Vice-Presiaent; j. Oaky Nodyne, "a
yice.President; T. @. Sherman, Secretary; L. w.
Roberts Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

A PrSIrESr TEEF.-YesterdaY Robert Thompson
va, taken before Justice Kelly the Tonbs Police Court
rEed having stolen pieces Of linen valued
from biz employer James G. NJ Patton, No 1l Broadway
Mr. Patton alleged that during the past least Low worm
Of goods Of snds bad been taken from his store ana ne
had fa ,uspecting the pr,ons Thompson years
age and been several employed by Mr. Paon as
clerk lie confessed his guilt and appeared to he very sorry
hnsoE in such shameful position lie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13


CnapITIRs iHD CoRREcTIoYs.-At The semi-
monthly meeting Of ,his Board yesterday Mr. Grnnel
p-.-;ded. From tire report OF the COMMITTEES OF the
whole appears that from the Both Of August TO the
10Th inst 6s7 persons sent from the City Prison
10 the Work-Houae. The Warden OF Bellevue Hoe
Stal WA instructed hereafte: 20 render bills for the
treatment Of all persons injured on city railroads and
sent 10 that institution 10 the Rmroad Companies on
whose lines such accidents occurred.
The following il the reply OF the Commission 10 Inc
Superysors in reference TO reduction OF expenses:
The Hon sxrH Ely, JR., Chairman. ~
sK In inq1es under date OK ths $'a inst
have ~ Q honor TO tafe:
Thai no place IN the organization, plans
er xoI OF d.. Depem.n Of material importance and no
do,on can anticipated worthy OF note in our proposed eI
No ,ussosi arc present apparent which will allow Of
No have long snos arrested al expenditures that could pos
, be poned and knov OF which may be properly
omitted pospOIe ed In addition 70 those already acted on
This Department viii, fear and believe require an ed
diopal expenditure tn coming year Yet hope show In
er..ed effort the organization to eeonomne n every
possible With s'e. yo1 sees,sR pT,.s,p
Ps-Ths estimates for this Department for tho year 1861
were sI6,s2t lsss than the preceding year .oo
The President and Secretary we're directed 70 ara" 8'ooV
nom the appropriation for this department. .
The receipts from 3Oth August 70 September H. amounted 70
1bs weekly statement q this Board 10 follows;
E'1fo
Tcta .''oo''
%
Ds AIRED. ....'..''i,.y
Sent 10 Blsciwefs fv
sent 10 State f. zH0
RemAining Sept BHS
Dscpesse. ....'.''''''''''''''|'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
n~o~;usn - Prskuee.

s.yy l2-Is67s bbls Fleur 100 bbls Corn n.s % DBL ~
Qst Meal 5ss bbls whisky, l020I 80 bush WhtN I.sy
brsh Com 1928 bush Oats ~ bush Mali 1I bush ose'
70 pts, I,b., <sz pkEs. Lard. so pcigt Preyisfop'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

COMMITTED YOR STEALING G.s.-tredefick Busen
10 German and keer ~ No. a3 Avenue A. aud has io
long time used and p-d for the and served
out by the Manhattan Gss Company But Tor some rson hos
the world & large he fed 10 pay bill shout
b. beginning July and tbs Ilth of that mouth the Com
uny had his and the meter removed MI bu,ch
br.upon not 10 tolerate such summary action
on part any light company and he s once pierced hs
.estabshsd the order Of enlightenment in bis place
Of hu.inea whereupou Officer Anderson O; the Third District
Poe Cour. instructed arrest him and yesterday ustioe
EuIsnbury committed him to ansger
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
n q PRIZE COMMISSIONERS CoURT--ssPr. i2.-Bsfar,
" - Commi.sioners OMRa and ELLIorr.


PRIZE casEs--As unlawful VOYAGE STOPPED.
The schooner Louisa Agnes was transferred TO the
Prize Commissioners to-day. This vessel was seized
of Cape Henry BY the L. s. steamer Cambridge. She
had cleared from Lunenburg, Nova-Scoa, ostensibly
for Bath Me-, bat an examination OF her papers de-
veloped two letters, one OF which contained instruc
ons TO the captain OF the schooner Robert Nicholson,
from the owner, James A. Moren, Of Halifax, direct
ing him to sail to Wilmington, North Carolina, to
some port in Virginia and upon arriving in port to sell
the cargo consisting OF dried herrings and mackerel,
and procure return cargo Of tar, roein, and pitch.
The other letter addressed by Dir. Moren TO j. H.
Flanner, at Wilmington. II introduced Capt Nichol-
son. and stated the terms which the cargo could be
sold and the freight TO be paid for the return cargo.
Mr.. Moren also stated that he had loaded q schooner
for Wilmington in June last but owing the stupidity
Of the captain, It went to Baltimore. The Louisa Ag-
nes was brought to this port by the przenaster WIN.
Males, and foar of the crew Of the Cambridge Mr..
Males also brought with him the steward and cook Of
the Agnes. These parties are now undergoing exam
nation before Commissioner Elliott.
THE PRIZE SCHOONER AIGBERTH.
The schooner Aigberth, captured oil Fernandns, by
the United States steamer jamestown, has been libel
ed Upon an examination OF her papers 1t appears
that she was built in South Csrons that her former
name was the Charlotte Ann that she received con,
sular clearance from Robert Bunch the British Consul
at Charleston. The certificate shows that the yessei
Is owned by Cowlan Gnveley of Hattend,as YORK
shire Eng but temporarily residing ID CnaresoIli .sli
Mr.. Grayeley has given power oi a'ofn'' ="
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

TuE Mar or Tar SouIHERs srArEs-Thf map,
noticed few days nnce in InE TmBrNF, is Prolshed
by J T. Lloyd, No. l6i Broadway, n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

JHE McMASus 0BsEQUns sCoNhrTTEE.-ThisCo Com
mittee met yerterday pursuant TO adjournment ct No.
Center street and transacted considerable business
In furtherance of the patriotic object they have IN
charge. John OMshony, esq, occupied the Chair
and was elected to fill that position permanently The
Secretaries, Messrs. w. L. Robinson, K. j. Lslor
James Sanford and Mathew Murphy were also elected
10 serve permanently, as was the Treasurer, WIN. IL H.
Cole, esq. The Chairman reported that Lieut.. t.-CoL
Nuaent would duly issue orders for Guard OF Honor
of ten men from each company Of the 69th 10 atend
the body Of Mr.. McManus upon the ARRIVAL OF inc
steamer and while Il remained board and that Co.
A, Phenix Brigade, Capt. Whelpley, would discharge
ike DUTY One hundred and fifty badges were ordercd
for the Committee A Committee was appointed 70
eondnct the California deputston to the Astor House
as guests of the Executive Committee during their
STAY. The Committee stands adjourned 70 p; m ,n' ~
day unlees sooner required by the arrival OF tne Ca
fornia steamer, to meet at No. 3 Center street,
History or DI.MoSD EARRINo.-florenoe
Mckinney appeared before Justice Brennan, /" the
Essex Market Police Court, on Wednesday and made
complaint against Jane Ezbergcr for having stolen
diamond earring. 1t appeared that William Lang the
grandson of Jane Erzberger, found diamond earring
on the front stoop Of Mrs. McKnneys house, No. 6'
East Thirty.seoond street, some seven weeks since'
and imnedately took it to bis grandmother VINO al
once hid il away. He informed bis grandmother
where he had found II. The grandmother Is seam.
stress and house cleaner rsnoinS ~ Ny. 40 EAss
rty 6jth street She said that the ring had been IN
heI house two dsys and, being very destitute and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
r q prsrRIcT- ATTORNEYS oFFIcE-s,rr. "a

THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAKs LIBLLLhD'
This morning, Il. ID. Smith, the Dstrle'-AttoEney,
Tho s3C GOO deposiied with the firm of Peteu, Camp
bell g. Co, for the use Of John X. Millner, nov a.
Fort Lasvette for the manufacture OF arns Tor the
rebellious States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

SUPERIOR CoURT-srxcIAL TxRE-sErr lz-bs'0fs jus
tice WHITE - =, -
Alanson A. Lombard agt. Samuel b. smith snu Gar
oline his wife-lninnction granted; no costs OF mo-
ton TO be allowed to either party. tSee opinioh wi'
Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

GREAr UsIos MATING Al BRIDGEPokT.-Next
Saturday, at , clock, Mass union Meeting Will be
held IT Bridgeport, Coan., when the Hon. j. ). Dick
insou and Capt, Thomas Fraacis Meagher VIII speak.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

The steamer Pelican, Jones, which arrived o
Thursday morning from Providence, brought on treigh
lo9 tales cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
ur nnnrr F,sr HnRsr.-Francis a. Reihors,


being on spree yesterday afternoon and feeling 10 the nor
for ride Jun ped wagon which be found standing Oh the
street oppos tho Bank Of Commerce. and drove on great
sp.ed the knowing stopping place una ca
obstinate lamp which refused to give upset he seh
threw rider Soon alter tho bad bern
away, J1bn w Stevens Of No is west 'eene
street VINO lad r little business returned,
.pd The horse worth before e
accident sJl0 The thief arrested by Ohesr Mclaughlin
o Oh. First Ward snd aken before Justice Kelly who Commit
ted him for examination, till be gets sooeS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

more detailed report Of he Dry-Goods market ap'
pears in TIE SENI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

..,.v,. sept l2-FLoUR quiet; superhpe - -
ist. ,sles OF 9Oc0 bush Red At 81 ItGSt ~
White 81 3oS 81 rs. CORS dali ct 'Se "A'A'
alefo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

ASoTHER DEAD WHArr.-Beath has agah hiVhued
the cetaceous circle. A. an early hour on lhuFsnay
morning the great nc.her whale at Joness WOOD
died 10 ts tank leaving couple OF little baby whales
to mourn ts untmely end
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

MoRiL AsPHcTs OF THE Waffle Central Army
Committee Of the Evangelical Alliance will held a
meeting on tlis subject, Sunday evening next IN
the Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, and another on the
following Tuesday evening in the Church Of the Jun
tans