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The national Republican., 1861-10-28

The guuboats generally carry l-inch Dahl
grru forward aud are armed besides with one
rtrd gun and from two to four 2i.poundera.
FERRY BOATS.
The ierry-boats are capable OF carrying from
five hundred to nine hundred men, and are gen
orally armed with six guns each. The follow
ug Is list of those sent with the expedition {:
Baltimore, Commodore Perry, Eagle, Ellen,
Ethan Allen. Mayfower, Philadelphia, Poca
nantas Star, Stepping Stones, Whitehall.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

Gs' The Keystone State arrived at Philadel-
phia on Friday. Her coming North was with.
out orders and her commander, we learn, has
been placed under arrest by the Navy Depart
mont, to answer for his conduct.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

PERsoNAI~-Senators Wade OF Ohio, Harris
Of New York, Trumbull of Illinois, Wilkinson
of Minnesota, and Chandler OF Michigan, are
in the city.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

The revenue olttcr Philip Allen, Captain
Slicer, arrived in Baltimore, on Saturday morn
ing, from cruise down the bay and up the
Patuxent river, bringing as u prize, the
schooner Tull, which she captured during her
cruise.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

The feet. when under ST, am, with transports
in tow, will make seven knots per hour, If the
wind is not adverse. Under sail with fair wind
and good weather, the progress would be more
rapid. The October gales are now over and
continuous fair weather may be reasonably ex-
pected. so that neither collision nor separation
of the feet need be apprehended.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

sE The publication Office Of the National
Republican ia ut the northeast corner Of and
Seventh street, second floor, over W. d. Shep.
herds store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-28

The naval part Of the expedition is under
command OF Commodnr j, +. Dupont, one
Of the ablesL officers Of our navy.
The fcet-captain IL Commander Charles II.
Davis, who stands ia the revised navy list
nearly at the head oi the comm anders. He Is
a native of Massachusett2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

Steamship Huntsville Savannah ships Leonsine {Brem),
London; Lima Fritz rus), Cork Prus bark Daphne,
Dutch brig Foscs Helena, Amsterdam.
Wind at sunset SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

hgo she revisited Europe iec.ued 10 the principal
TWINS in Great Britain In London she beca p,ous and
regularly attended Surgeons tabernacle. Returning 10
New YORK. she went 70 live Ia Beyard street with the
family Of Mr. Hoym manager Of the stadt theatre, and
subsequently SET up IN establishment Of her own--a
pretty house and garden, the Of Nine
teenth street and Third avenue. Here she
drffted into the Stephen Pearl Andrews set Of phoeo
piers and converted TO sprtnalism Suddenly-she
always did things In hurryLola cleared her house Of
the whole party and bOed on 70 Europe returning -
suddenly as she went Her last public appearances was at
Mozart Hall in lecture In the fall OF 1850 After that
time she lived very quietly. Her constitution had been
broken down by her fast habits in early fe and she
compelled 10 be careful In the summer Of 1850 Lola
had an attack Of paraly her life despared Of
che recovered sufficiently 10 be removed to Astoria
where she lived until October last when she
town. On Christmas day she walked out, took cold and
was seized with the malaay Of which she died.
S ola always the people about her and
would divide her last meal with friend She was cap.
tous, irritable and easily led. Doubtless she inherited
her bad qualitfs from her mother Lola was very fond
too OF being thought a scholar ana Lnerdteur. She
opcs and was very quick at catching up the ideas
clever people about her She talked we'll and could en-
teftan a large number of persons at the moment
As writer we have no knowledge her capabiity.
Tier letter, which attracted much attention when she
rst arrived here, written by wes,cott
LOLA NODteZ IN Bavaria, play educed hers, was
Prepared by Mr.. Charles Ware, and her lectures
the work OF the distinguished theoogcan and politician,
the Rev. Z. Chauncey Burr Lola's religious ideas
to have been very much settled. She was, as
they say, hopefully pious during the last two years
OF her life but blown about the several winds Of
doctrine until she finally brought the bosom of the
Episcopal church. Notwithstanding her nhrmities OF
temper, Lola was very much liked by those who knew
her best and with that epitaph will leave her as
she lies under The sod OF Greenwood
Nor further seek her frai les disclose,
Or draw her fraltics from their dread a5ode,
There they, alike, In trembling hope repose)
The bosom Of her Father and her God
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
Police Intelligence.

BURGLARY ~ FuiToS sTREEr.--On Saturday night the
tailoring establishment Of John Carleton No l2T Fulton
street, entered by burglars silk vcsings valued
az $500 were stolen from the premises The burglars
effected entrance to tho by breaking through
ssvhght Ia the OF the building aud then low e'ug
Themselves to the ground floor by Of long pece
% towel. \ large slung shot aud ovcrcoat, which
evidently belonged to the thieves, found in the
store, aui taken possession Of by the police No clue TO
the perpetrators. No ess than half dozen burglaros
Lave been committed in the Second ward during past
week, and IN no instance believe, have the perpetra
tors been arrested.
CHARGE or FrroNors ASSAULT AGAINST PoucEMAv.---
Some days ago noticed the unwarrantabe shooting Of
resueciable CITIZEN named George Taylor by detective
William Wilson, in sullivan near Amity street. since
then brother OF the injured man has thought III TO
fer cha Of felonious assault against tue detective
md upon the strength Of hs aav Justice Kelly issued
Tor the arrest Of the offender. The TO
have up for examination Friday, but tho aags
trato determined 10 postpone the matter until tho
wounded man would be sufficiently recovered 10 enable
him 10 attend as witness. Wilson says he shot tho
IA self dcfeuCp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
PersGnnI InfcIli-cnce.

Cheyalier Huscuian, Austrian Minister TO the f'acd
slater; =. G. Winter Fng and; }. r. Mergand, 80 r
Head OF Boston, are stopping ~ the Caraalun Hotel
J. p osullyan United states Consul Sinrppare f. l.
and wife; II. b. Goodyear, OF New Haven; Major l. ~
Dubois, 81 Michigan; Mr.. p-Senbury and wife, of pha-
delphia; John NJ. Cleveland, Utica, ". H., AMI Mr.
Place Hotel
J. IT, Graham. az Delhi " ": Mr.. De saho and party.
OF staten Island W - Colby, OF New Haven; J. W
Ives, Of Danbury, III p Henry and Mrs G. NJ Rockwell
Of New York, arc stepping At the ubemare Hotel.
Col :. II Tookor, of New Orleans; DR.. scammon ana
W Endcoit, of Chicago: DR. Philips ana a. peefen
dcrf OF New York, stopping At the aflrgo House
Hon. II. A. Rislev Of Albany j. W. sullivan OF Ohio
W stone o. salem; Attorney Gcoeral Myers OF New
York g. wilson, p Prov denco, John r. Bell and wife,
81 Philadelphia, and George Myers IL 0yielsburg are
stopping Mt tho Aston House
Hon J. p. Guthrie Of Kentucky. T. l. Bremen and J.
Giles Of Bcston; = fnthoven, ~ England c Naples Of
New YORK; b. Miner, OF Jamaca. W. l.: h. Eucrey and
wife Of Italy and T. Jauldug OF PHILADELPHIA are stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hon. Erastus Corning Of Albany; S. Drulard and
W Williams, OF Buffalo, II. r. Gamorill, Of the
United States Navy; +. l.. winner OF Georgia; r. j.
Aysin, Of Philadelphia = r Ross, q auburn; Warren
colburn Of Ohio, snd w Sohan, Of Alabaml stop
ping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
A. Munro, Of syracuse; !. K. Howe AMI W. D Iavcn.
der, Of New York, u. Ice n. owens Of the United
states Army u y Pratt, q England r bush, Of Boston
q o. Chapm and Dr D. r numntor OF Massachuse,ts
ana q Mosheo of ryland, stopping the Metro
poiitan Hotel.
The aboloDist Redpath not in Hayii bat is living in
nuHleD, Mass
Hon Caleb Cushing has fay recovered from his recon,
attack o Illness, and is his return 70 his home In the
North
Gov Andrew, of Massachusetts has appointed Albert
g. Browne, Jr OF Salem, his private secretary agree
ably the authority recently granted by the iogisla
turc.
"A Comrade [" writes TO the Columbus Cga E,pgairer
concerning the late removal Of Major Anderson Fort
Sumter and in defence Of hts action and character me
conclusion s-"hnior Anderson IL Southern ma--borr
and raised IN the rbn old " dark aut bloody o.na
IIH ln -
government vs. ds0 ub4ffa all, when he critical p,s
tton he tleu Fflr nurthpaa lis mp will L. July
cXUD"tatH trtu De Hfsse rhHr..s which have been
MADE against =, - who have b. on deio.sb ~ al
iufofrC4 tlsn an Ere ve.ute Oh militia y, /. ,,.,6,n
have gytrJace 'hst s i,so' anu snetityr"a noor
Ceptf Hcg-tptv. lpFe1 = ties Arl,,, .plnt
Euukhs.,c .t',d -sts NJ y. rev. ia Jr =, oil
tales NJ, rsries'.n. aa3 ). y. s. Aiext a
Staies Af0t. sc ~ y astu ..yn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
SHIP PIN G NEW s
ARRIVED.


southampton "a, PM passsasrs kun.
Has sls So from Hambuig and 10000 from England
and ss q s% nS fes en- @ "h M
With Sa Rs SsSss pRs bark showing
steamship Nssnyills Msrray onarleston with mdsc and
nSzs steamship augusta hence for Savannah 90 steam
Steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond Norfolk &c,
With mdse and passengers. % I.udlam Heineken
spoke sss's
Brig Enterprise trindle Curacoa q, with SALT
Broes%an 81 me passage from Baens Ayrs;
overheard from the jlbboom and was drowned,
ballast, 70 master 18th inst lat 81 n lon ~ passed the
mast 81 ship with yards attached apparently but short
Brig Eliza Ann of waldoboro Geyer cardenss. sdays,
With sugar 70 MASTER Sailed IN company WIN Dris Young
Brig Emily Fisher of Eas.poro staples New Orleans IA
scRr Tekoa (of stonington Williams St Thomas II days.
schT Lane ODD HaIssy falmouth Ja Jan WITH coffee 3e
% Hattie ssn % m9s y &
days with soston Maitland Had hea Sy gales
the c s SSS saa @ With cotton
Ae, TO Mccready, Mott Co
y days
sesr E E1 fdtss Washington, NJ, days
sshr 5 Wasi5ara, fhraaSsr, Serfsik Ier Taunton
schr Chingarora Madison Virginia, days.
Schr Oneida, Warren, Virginia, days.
Schr 9 Secor Lynch, Virginia, days
schr A Heckscher, Subbs Virginia.
Schr Ceres, Meredith, Philadelphia, days.
schr G Hail. GAnem, Philadelphia days.
schr Lockwood Hewitt, Camden, Del, days.
Schr s (reI, Disbrow, Camden, Del, days,
Schr John jones' Ogden, Delaware City days,
Schr J II Buckminser, Mnnsel, Frederka, Del, days.
Scbr j. c Sadler, Supple, Milton, Del, days
Schr Compromise, Andrews Odessa, Del, 3 days
Schr Charles Anna, Rose, Egg Harbor, days.
Schr X Browning CHAMPION Egg Harbor. days.
Sloop Sprague, Gibbs, Manhattanvle for Proyidens
Steamer Westminster JONES' Providence.
Bark Architect arrived yesterday from Hcll Is consigned
TO Boyd Hincken.
BELOW.
One ship and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Huntsville Savannah; ships Leontine {Bre),
London; Lima Fritz Qrus), Cork; Prus bark Daphne,
Dutch brig Foscs Helena, Amsterdam
Wind at sunset SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
New FROM Jamaica.

From Kingston, Jamaica, have intelligence 10 tho
5th instant The Legislature had adjourned 10 the 29h
instant, but no. without another dispute with the Cover
According TO usage, the Assembly asked leave to
adjourn for a day or two before the Christmas holidays
to the sh Of January but tho Governor refused leave
Ill his Ministers had iutroduceda bill 70 legalize
the illegal appointment Of the Hon. Allan Kcr
Assistant Judge Of the Supreme Court,
upon which the House declared that asking leave
only courteous way % intmating their nteu.
ion Of adournng, that the refusal OF leave unpre
cedented, limited at altering the formula Of declaring
their intentions future and finally adjourned wthou,
by your leave not to the sth b.. to the 29h leaving
his Excelleucy If that IS treason to maie the OF
it," The acts pissed BY the Legislature were merely o.
local Importance.
plan is on foot TO establish a bi.monthy line Of
steamers, at subsidy OF $3.50 MONTH between Kings
ton and 81 Jng9 10 Cba aud ol 10 u BIO introduced
to carry IL out
In regard to business matters De CORDOBA lHsj7csr
saysIhe busnes OF the fortnight just closed has not
been marked ~ any features worthy 81 special
Tho continued unfe,ted state Of affairs in the United
States keeps ~ the feeling OF tmdty which has exsted
here fer some time with the general operators, and
quotations for the pncpa staple article Of import from
the states may b. considered the result Of immediate
TRANSACTIONS Tor immediate consumption.
statement has been published OF the exports Of last
year. con pared with the previous year showing that
sugar and exported IN 1860 than IL any
year since 1885, ginger than since 1859, and
coffee ia 1857, with corresponding Increase ia the
exports OF dycwoods, whio there has been decrease
DUNG last year IA arIowroot, pmento a aOtoriousy
procm ious cropl, and honey, aud scrno
other articles The revenues for the year
ending september 30 amounted ~ E2G2 $50 IS. 3d.. while
the expenditure did not exceed l2j5 80 Is. "a.
II has incidentally TRANSFERRED that during the past
year, gentleman has erected new sugar works on two
estates which he planted hundred IN cane
and would have planted cotton but for the exhaustion of
his capital.
sufficient 10 give General Garioaid handsome testiIno
MAI in silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

SrrREME CouRr or THE USnEp SrArrs.--JAy. I7.-On
motion Of Hon r. Phillips, Edw. Swami, Esq OF wash
pgton, n. c. admitted attorney and counsellor of
this court.
No. s6.-wm. Thompson ct al plaintiffs in error, vs.
Lewis Roberts 81 al The argums ut in this was
concluded by Mr.. Mayer for the plant'ns In error
No. 23.--ohn G. Amy IT., plaintiff In error, w. the
People Of the State Of California. This sub
mitlcd to the consideration Of the Court a printed
Argument by Mr. Benjamin for tho defendants In
No. 47.-Hcn,y y. foote, plaintiff IN error vs Cyrus
w. Egery ct al The argument In this cause was com.
mcnced by Mr.. Hughes for the plaintiff in
SUPREME CorRT UNITED STATES, JAS. 1s-No
2s7. stephen Coffin, plaintiff IN error, Hammer, Jen.
nings Company In TO the Supreme Court " the
state Of Oregon On tho motion " General Stevens Of
counsel for the defendants in this Of error
was docketcd and dismissed, with costs
No. 70 Thomas Mechan ct al, plaintiffs In error vs.
Hehcrt to,Stb
ba u Ckafcs Balance, plaintiff in error, vs. Joseph
slN ~ ~
N IS char'cs Ballance, plaintiff in error, vs. samuel
ltFl G. ~ nd
~. ~. William Kellogg heirs, &c. plaintiffs error,
w. Robert Forsyth.
1he motion ~ Mr.. williams to dssmiss these causes
was argued by Mr.. balance in opposition thereto.
M. ~ Henry Foote, plaintiff in errc-, vs. Cyrus g.
Ffcry a A. The argument Of this continued
BY Mr. ,bilIlJa for The defendants In error and by Mr.
Hughes for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
Interesting from Kansas.
OUR LAWRENCE CoRRESPONDENCE.

LAWRENCE, Jan. s, 1861.
Meeting IF the Trritri1l Legislature Difficulties m
Southern Kansas-.hon5gomery ant His Aeat-7he
Fhmjne in Kaasas, dc.
A letter received to-day from relative in MoDeka,
near the home Of Montgomery contains the following
ITEM
Montgomery and several Of his principal men visited,
in dguise the camp of the United states troops during
their soourn here and conversed freely with the officers
Everything quiet, yet fear you will hear OF some
desperate work here before spring number Of settlers
voluntarily acted spies 70 hunt down and betray
Mont eomery and his band into the hands Of their
mics Their design, however, frustrated by tho
vigilance Of our men. Now, fear. IL will be the time
Tor these spies 10 be hunted.
Such the contents Of letter received from
sympathIzer with Montgomery 50 there is prospect Of
hotter work than ever in Linn county Hitherto the
sdens OF this part of the Territory though within sixty
miles of the OF war have heard but very little about
II, excepting through Eastern papers.
AZ ascertain, Montgomery and his band
have murdered in all three men, and driven many
from the Territory for real imaginary offences
Fort Scoti has been taken There has never been
an army or large band OF men under Montgomery, or
any greater force than necessary 90 attack lone
cabin Most Of the settlers 10 Linn county however, sym
pathlzc with and are friendly 10 Montgomery.
As 70 tho restitution in kansas, II IL very general;
there - not very great amount Of suffering though.
Nest q the people have enough property. Il they would
sacrifice ~ 70 carry them through The best indication
q ability TO stand fuitcSs year is that real pro
pery not twenty per cent lower than IL was year
ago, although money is very scarce. lodeed In this
town, property has held It's for the past year and
mechants have all done air business this fall. A
few Instances OF most deplorab suffering have occurred
one tsn'y here destitute that the children
had their feet frozen Ia the house ba y
tha they are now coverei with running sores. Relief
from tho East is oebly helping few families, but there
Is good ccal Of dissatisfaction 10 its distribution
We have had more snow this winter than there has been
foi three years before. The ground s saturated
with wltor which viii the winter wheat that
previously killed BY the drouh and encourage the
'l,mns 70 commence cultivation in the spring
lie Territorial Legislature met at lsoonpton yeser
day, but vii doubtless adjourn and hold their session
eE Whcrc. Lawrence, Ieaycnworth, Atkinson and To
pcta all competing tn obtain u, but which Of them
VAL succeed you viii learn by telegraph ere this is
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

letter Capt Green Of ship ocmngee Of Edgarown
reports Sandwich Islands IN November with 400 bb
- al toihsvng tsken 1850 bbs oil snd ls00 BIS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-31

BROKEN AND Worthless
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bak of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, ROCKVILLE.
Bank Of Trenton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-31

A SEVERE SroR4.-A heavy storm swept
over the city between six and seven O'Clock
evening before last, doing considerable dam
age to many buildings. 1t came up quite
suddenly, and was accompanied by heavy
fall of rain and vivid lightning. The great
est damage was done in South Nashville, that
part of town being more directly in the course
of the tempest, or more exposed to its fury.
Indeed very little damage was done North of
Broad street.
The top of the tower on the Howard school
building, on College street, was blown off,
and the bell, weighing eleven hundred pounds,
was carried across to Market street, a dis
lance of about one hundred and fifty feet. a
part of the tin roof of the building was also
torn of. The new Cumberland Presbyterian
Chucrh on Summer street, of which DR.. Coop
LETT Is the pastor, was considerably injured.
The tin roofing was torn up for the space OF
fifteen or twenty feet, and the spire received
some injury. The porch of new unOccupied
house near the Howard building was torn
away. and a number of other houses in the
neighborhoOd were damaged to some extent
The Settlement among the signs, palings,
shingles and other articles Of that description
that happened to be insecurity fastened, was
terrific all over town. But, as Mr.. LINCOLN
says, nobody was hurt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-31
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March Bpm
FL0UR-NOlhing doing in round lots. Sales $50 brls
City Superne at "a As; 80 brls Victory 81 49, leo
bags Mt Vernon 81 S. $50 bags City Fine at 81 IS
200 half bags do at 09c, and 100 bags good Fine at
81 Is.
WHEAT-Market unchanged. Sales 66 and 1s4
sacks Spring S5c 200 and 800 SKIS do s6c 500
Club at Sc 15S SKIS do S7c 500 and 700 SKIS do al
sSc 419 SKIS do S0990c; 10, 200 I'll Loo and 33o
SKIS do at e0c $50 SKIS do at 91c 133 SKIS at 81 l2
SO SKIS do at 81 20 81 SKIS white 81 rs; IFS brIs
choice Red at 81 So 30 bris choice white 81 s. and
400 SKIS Fall p
500 sacks mixed at 351lc; 400, 400, and $50 SACKS
mixed at Soc; $50 sacks mixed and yellow and goo
sacks mixed at 36Hc; PA, SlS 164 165 294 133 3I4
and 700 sacks yellow $50 sacks mixed and I05 sacrs
mixed white at SIC; ,624 sacks mixed white and mix
ed yellow, lis and $50 sacks mixed white and l26
sacks yellow al 81 SIS sacks mixed yellow and
go sacks yellow at 36c, delivered $50 sacks white
$50 sacks mixed White and $50 SKIS Yellow and Mixed
White, at Sc; 776 SKIS yellow and 14l and 275 SKIS
Mixed White al 3Sc delivered; 90 SKIS White at "a &c
delivered $50, 500 and $50 SKIS White and Mixed White
SKIS White at 40c; no. 500, so, 500 and 1876 SKIS White
and Mixed White at 40c delivered and 400 SKIS White
al 40hc.
OATS-Sales so and 100 SKIS, and $50 double gunnies
at 2Tc 229, $50, and COO SKIS, in lots 27ic; I25
2iS and 500 sks at 2Sc; $50 SKIS, lots az &c and
$40 SKIS choice black at SOC.
BARLEY AND RYE-Sales 100 SKIS fall Barley a, coo
SKIS returned II SKIS spring at eoc and 81 poor
at 400, inc .uding SKIS. No sales Of Rye.
PORK-Market quiet. The only sale reported was
80 brls Mess at 81 IS.
BULK MEAT-Sales 81 cks Shoulders packed in salt
at &C, and q cks Hams at &c
BAC0N-Market decidedly dull. Sales Is cks coun-
casks shoulders at exc, and 800 lbs Clear Sides loose
at exc.
LARD-sales IS ties Prime at &c; 81 ties do at exc:
brs do at szsc and 80 and Se7 ties private