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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

NEw YORK MARKET-APRn ..


RBOUR-Msrket dull and Sc lower. with mod
crate business doing for export and home consump.
ton az tho decline. Market closing with little more
steady feeling, owing 70 slight redu tion in freirhts
Sales are l5,201 bbs Al Ss,I56gS5,25 Tor supernne
state S5SO45iO tor extra STALE, IS, ,lj6l5,25 for
extra western; S5,605,6 for shipping brands a. rra
round hOoped Ohio; and S5,70a7OO for trade brands
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market shade lower
and demand moderate Sales are GOO bbls ct $3.50
ira; S7Qo@7,5O for choice and favorit do.
RYE OuR-Limited request at So 3jG4,I0
common to choice superfne
COkN MEAL-Market quiet add nominally
WHiSKY-Market less active and shade easier.
Sales are 90 bi ils az ls6elS54c.
WHEAT-Market about lc lower with mode
rate business doing ior export and home consump-
tiOn. Sales are 500 bush good common Chicago
spring At 81, % delivered; l64oO bush Milwaukee club
at " = IN store SS0 delivered 500 bush Racine
delivered; llUO0 bush winter red western at ST 3d
,S7h delivered; 1900 bush amber Iowa At Sl,32 de-
lveTed; 25O0 bush white western at Si42di6O; 400
bush fair white Canada at a. 100 bush white Ken
tneky at Sl,65; 2'OO bush damaged white western at
RYB-Market quiet at ss@sao.
BARLEY-Market dull with trihing sales within
BARLEY hIALT-Market heavy at s5as5c.-
Sales are 6O01 bush at Ssc.
CORN-Market l@i2c lower and moderate bust
ness doing i0r export and home mptlon at the
decline. Sales SO GO bu at 65667c Tor old mixed
tic tor white Southern.
.DALS--- --mdfAeL nrmer Win more doing at 32tG
slHe for Jersey; sS9S49fc for western and Canada;
3i5f63 for state
PORK-Msrkst hardly 50 firm Sales are l50
prime.
BEEF-Markst still quito firm with fair demand.
sales are 40 bbls at S4,595O0 for country prime;
S5,7S96,S for country mess 90 for repacked
mess; fl0,500ll 80 for extra mess
PRIME MISS HEEk- Dull and nominallY
unchanged.
REEF n ABIs-Q let and hrm at sI29I5 for
state and western.
CUT MRATs-Market steady. Sales 30 pkgs at
6H96sSc shoulder; s9sSc for hams. The latter
price for very choice.
BACON-MOdsFats request and very little offer
Ing.
=LARD-Market active and hrmer. Sales are
1910 bbls at 9904c, the latter extreme rates for
strictly prime kettle rendered
BUTTER Ii selling at l0c9l4c for Ohio;
CHEESR- Steady at 7J6@lOo for Inferior to
prime.
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WAsHINaroN. April ..


1t is persistently stated in Administration quar-
ters that the recent preparations are for defen
sive purposes, and nothing not strictly justified
BY she laws which il Is the duty OF the President
to enforce TO the extent Of his ability. II resist
ance is made and blood shed, he responsibility
must fall on those who provoked hostilities.
The assurances Of the Inaugural IS repeated,
that the Administration wall not be the aggres-
sOr. -aas
Various theories or reasons are given in news
papers for the present military demonstrations,
among which is one that they were stimulated
by the results Of certain late elections But this
Is an error, as at the commencement Of the Ad
minstration the President and Cabinet enter
tanned the idea Of reinforcing both Forts Sumter
and Pickens but owing TO non-acqualntance
with the means At the command Of the Govern
ment and the condition Of the country, the pros
scution Of the plans now progressing was i'm
practicable. In other words, it was necessary TO
ascertain the extent of the effects bequeathed TO
the President by the late Administration. 1t was
deemed essential to keep secret the objects of the
military movements, especially the sailing of YES
sells under sealed orders, rs under The late Al
ministration theTe were persons Who eianoes'
timely communicated its purposes to the seces
sionistE and as this frequently oc5urred before
the orders were reduced TO official form, and ac-
cording to q remark of an Elk. Secretary, the Ad
ministration thus always found itself embar-
rRssed at the threshold. The present Admins
tration has limited such knowledge TO members
of the Cabinet, and perhaps several trusty otheess
and precautionary measures were taken so as TO
render next to impossible acquiring forbidden
information.
The Administration while constantly declaring
peace policy claims that It can only be held 70
strict accountability by the people, and however
speculative may be the publications respecting
its mOYements, Il is under no Obligation % an
nOunce in advance its plans and purposes In 9th
er words the Administration should be judged
BY its acts.
That Fort Pickens has been or will be rein
forced, admits Of no doubt, and the Administra-
tion will do allfn It's power 70 relieve Anderson,
or secure his evacuation Of Sumter without dis
honor or committing the Government TO the ac-
knowledgment Of any right or claim BY the Con
federate States, or IN any way recognizing the
doctrine Of secession. t..r.. 18lIl
The proceedings In the Gulf beyond the relief
OF PicEens, will be governed by circumstances
The above is from reliable sources, to show the
basis Of the present military preparations.
A. II. Conner was appointed Postmaster Of In
diauaDolig
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the State. and recommending the Legislature %
make Immediate pFqYision foT The remove oi sie.
fectr now existing, BY establishing g military
bureau at the Capital, by modifying tne nlilitls
ne calls attention to the serious iealousies and
divisions dlsirncilng the public mind, and tae
military organizations OF formidable character
seemingly not demanded by an existing public
exlgency In certain States. He adds that Penn
sylvania offers no counsel and takes no action IN
the nature Of q menace, but desires peace, ana 70
effect the preservation Of the personal and pOllt
teal rights Of cltlEens, the true sovereignty o.
the States, and the supremacy Of law ana order,
Animated by these sentiments and induiging the
earnest hope OF g speedy restoration OF harmoni'
Gus and ffiendly relations, commit the grave
subject 10 your deliboratioe.
The message was referred 10 joint select
Committee, TO report BY bill.
Ex.Treagurer Sloper says that no state loan is
noses.
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SUPPLIES WILL BE FURNLsHED TO
MAJOR ANDERSON.

NRW loRE, April "
A special dispatch from Charleston to the Her
aid states that the authorities had received no
tihcaation that supplies viii be furnished AheeT
son az any hazard -,.-..,.--.
Immense preparations were Immediately com
meuced, and orders were Issued for the elure
military resources 10 proceed to their stations
-Four regiments Of 1000 each have been telegraph
ed Ior from the country. Ambulanees and otheT
preparations for the wounded have been made
AT midnight seven guns from the citadel was the
signal for the assembling Of all reserves and the
CITY was thrown into the greatest excitement =
Seventeen regiments, 600 strong, assembled IN an
hour and left Tor the fortlhcatons At O'Clock IN
the morning.
An the vessels IN the barber necessary for
transportation will be put In service BY noon.
A feet ofseyen Government vessels Is reported
OF the bar.
Major Anderson displayed signal lights during
the night from the walls o Sumter.
1t Is believed tina { the fight will commence az
StonO, 25 miles southwark. The batteries along
the ceast being silenced in turn and after clear,
ing Morris Island the Government forces Will
cross to Sumter, while Anderson engages Moul-
trie. lieut. Talbot was denied admission 10 sum
ter by the authorities
r. s. Chew brought dispatches from Washing
ton to Gov. Pickens, and in company with Lieut.
Talbot, left for Washington at IL O'Clock last
night.
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CALIFnRNIA- NE Ms.

~ = = All-'I1lI tI7III
The Pony Express with California dates to the
27th ult. passed atsA0 Il NJ
The Senatorial question remains as last ad-
vised.
The bill to amend the Telegraph Corporation
law so as 10 authorize the present companies 10
consolidate and extend their lines to Salt Lake TO
intersect the lines from the east. was passed.
The news OF the formation OF the new Terrific
rs of Nevada gave great satisfaction 70 the eiti-
zens of the Washoe Mining Regions
4 great scramble for the local offices under the
organization, had already commenced.
Lady Franklin had arrived at 7 razer River.
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CORN-Dull, atSio
OATs-ouist at ls97ic
sEEDs-Clovsr is In light demand at Ssdd,i34.
Timothy Is held At s2,62S.
HAMS AND sHOULDRRs-Trads.t trimmed
country oured sell at 7Bqo for Hams and Shoulders
eity-eursd at s8ioo.
HIGHWINEs-steady, with light sales at lso.
BUTTER New is beginning to come forward,
and is in alr demand at IA eo Old continues dull
st quotations.
EGGS Quiet At sk&9c.
CHRKsR-Fair demand at sH@eC for Western
Reserve,
POTATORs-shlppsrs OORitnustO buy at aO922
FOR choice.
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WASHINGTON RTT7T0Rs

" -7lIllLoH5 ltTIIII =
The Times correspondent reiterates that an
attempt will be made to prov ision Sumter By an
armed vessel. If the rebels fire on her they viii
initiate whatever trouble follows.
A letter 10 the New J Ork Times from on board
the Brooklyn, says the Commander Of Fort Tay
ldrat Key West. compelled the Commander 70
haul down the Confederate States flag with the
slight intimatiOn that two different nafiOnalities
c0nld notrule the same place.
The rumOr that the Brooklyn landed men at
Enrt PickenE nrQVes unIrme.
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W AbHIAeTC6, Apfll B.
However much the report of Southern designs
on Washington may be discredited, il Is asserted
that officers high in authority are taking precau-
uonary measures for the safety Of the Capitol
The anxiety 10 hear from Sumter aud South
intense
Alex. Duyal has been appointed Collector Of
Richmond, Virginia:
Ihe following appointments were made to-
day.
Wm. /. Adams, Collector Of Astoria, Oregon,
HsTrison ?. Brand, Of Missouri, Superintendent
OF Indian Ahairs, Central Superintendcncy at
St Louis
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FROM TTRGINIA.

RIcHNoED, April s.
The Unionists and some conservatives opposed
the adoption Of Preston's resolution.
The preamble and resolution was adopted 63
70 Is.
Gov. Wise voted no.
Com. Botelard and Preston, Conservative, A.
b. 81. Stewart, Union, and Geo. W. Randolph,
Secessionist, were appointed Commissioners to
wait on the President and viii leave to-morrOW
morning.
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SUMTER TO Be SUPPLIED !
War Vessels Of Charleston !
OHIO IN THE FIELD
Yesterday Afternoons Report,
ALATTERs An WASHINGTON.

INV YORK, April 5.
The HeFaldis Washington correspondence
states that the Government Is determined to keep
Anderson In Sumter, and supply him with provi-
Eions forthwith. 4 portion of the deet will leave
Tor Charleston 10 day Tuesday, for that purpose.
There Is no desire 70 put additional men In the
Fort unless resistance Is offered to the attempt TO
Furnish supplies. The fleet viii not approach
Charleston with any hostile intent, bat supply
vessels 90 prepared 20 reply promptly 10 any re
sistauce Of Warlike character offered TO peace.
lul approach 10 the Fort. Capt. talbot egrried
instructions 90 this effect 20 Anderson with or
ders 20 open his batteries ifvessels are fred on
Recruiting s fast going on, and at least so 900
volunteers win be offered from the Free States in
a few days Gov. Dennison Of Ohio pledges the
support Of his State 70 vigorous policy, and re-
turns home immediately 10 execute his pledge
The moment the President has official knowl-
edge that any blow has been struck, he will issue
Proclamation for an extra session Of Congress.
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KANSAS SENATOR'S.

ATcHIsOn, April Q.
The reports that there are doubts in reference
to the legality Of the election of Lane and POme
roy 20 the United States Senate are without iOun-
dation, as certihcetes were made out and signed
by the Governor as soon practicable. The
Senators elect are here, and leave for Washing
ton. An excursion on the river was given them
by our citizens irrespective OF party, this after
noon followed by 4 supper
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FRosl WAsHINGToN.

WAsHIGGrOg, April g.
Special to the Commercial Advsrtiser-D Des-
patches have been received here this morning,
from Charleston. which state hat r. s. Chew,
one of tae clerks Of the State Department, had
arrived there and had brought a message from
Secretary Seward 10 Gov Fiekens
Mr.. Seward in his message distinctly informed
Gov. Piesens that Sumter must be supplied with
provisions from Charleston markets, and If Mai
Anderson was not furnished regularly, the Gov
ernmeut would furnish him with those things
which he most needed.
We are in hourly expectation Of hearing that
hostllities have been commenced in Charleston
Harbor.
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MeaitiUe5.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
ffom NEGLECT Of small complaints Is incalculable
and Il Is therefore Of the utmost Importance thut
strict attention 70 the least and most tring bodily
variably affect the mind DR.. Moffat's VeRoiabla
Life Medicines, In every instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have triumphed over Disease
in almost ali its diversified forms The salutary ef-
fects Of the Life Medicines have, in fact been 90
ut' ersaly experienced, that they have become fully
established as the most easy safe and perfect mode
of treatment ever offered 20 the nnIIlc
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HAVANA NEWS,

NEW ORLE4Ns, April 8.
The steamer Gen. Mlramon has arrived with
Havana advices 10 the 9Th inst.
Sugar dull at @ = reals; stock on hand go 900
boxes. Exports is SEQ boxes; receipts 4,5C0
boxes
Sterling exchange I106l1o5z; exchange on New
York 2ll3 per cent. premium.
Prince Alfred was expected to arrive at Ha
vnna on The 18Th inst
Three more war vessels sailed for st. Domingo
on the S0th ulf
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET-APRn ..

Market generally shade better with moderate
business Chicago Rock Island 525S; Chicago, Bur-
lingtop Quincy 20; Chicago Gaena 69L; Panama
lln Michigan Southern l4N, Reading 39H. Harlem
l454; New York Central 74; Pacific Mail sOJS: Chi
cago Rock Island bonds 95; California Is "a; Vir-
ginia g. rs Cleveland Toledo 3756; Illinois Central
igan Central 50; Harlem preferred 81; Erie ~.
Hudson Al; Michigan Southern ID bonds 6l; Hama
bic St. Joseph 45; Missouri IS 60s; United ates
6s 81 coupons 81; United States 6s 81 resistered e3
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SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Rz-A single bottle Of SPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE VIII save ten times its cost annually. "a
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EXCITED Ar NEW ORLFANs.

NV URlEANsl April 3.
The news Of the appearance of war vessels OF
Charleston harbOr has produced unusual excite
ment
Gen. Bragg has telegraphed here from Pensa-
cola for 500 additional troops Two more com
paHies Of ZouaYes are about leaving.
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PRESENT POPULATION.

EEEoEtNE EDE ULAl4yAs
ne ssais s rapidly aag up Win js5 goPusz99 sSs
present population ~ oeS, ratio Of lo2 Per cant IN
Ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Ths Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those ofany other State. Ihe products rent ont during
the past year exceeded 800 coo toas Iaa hst crop
of 1890 approaches IS 900 900 bushels, Whs ths
lcros yields not less than i4o 900 900 bushslL
FERTuITY OF TEE SOIL
Nowhere can the fndns.Tous fazmcr secure such m
mediate results for his labor as upon these prairie so,
they Being composed OF deep rich ioam the ieTtiiy
of Thich, IS unsurpassed By any On the globe
TO ACTUAL CULTTVATORa
Sinos 1884, ne Company haus sold zoo 900 Gae1
TAsy ssu only % GclGI ciuat0Tl and eug e0Hto1li
e1HdiHs GTsglslt % elilfuais. he sTodd has bel
oonsrueisd through tezs lands 0f an epas Q SO D0o
1000. As 1880 IL population of Jory-1ins u58tis
dToNgh lghfeh 1 pass, 1czg only as SIS rillns "a eA lls,
2e3 hare BEN C6si laiiHg ts i1h0ls poplafila sl4
lssli gain q l43 pr eas-
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidences Of the thrift Of the psope, imay Be
bushels OF grain and 80 900 barrels ocour were for
warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Borzngmen VIII ind the free school
system encouraged by the State and end0Wed Eilb
dren live IN sight Of the church and schoolh0uss
snd grow up with the prosperity of ths leading state IA
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices OF these lands vary from Sc 70 IS per
laere, according % location, quality, &C. Est clss
farming lands sell for about SO 70 So per acras and
the relative expense Of sEbdung prairie land as con
pared with wood land IS n the rsto Of e 10 10 aYOr
of the former. The terms of sale fog the bus Of hess
lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST II ADFANCB,
at sx per cent per annum, and six interest notes a SIX
per cent payable respectively u ono two, three f0nr
i've and six years from date Of sao md four notss
for principal payable IN four FIVE SIX End seven years
from date Of sale ;the coutrsctstp tpulang that oust
OK the tract purchased shall be fenced and culrtd,
each and every year FOR i've years from daie % se
80 that at The end OF i've years onehaf shall Be fencd
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the same should Be-
at six dollars Per acre, When the cash pres VII Be gs
ldOllars-
productions, prices, and terms Of ofPayeai sa Be had
0STER, Land Commissioners,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
lges, and Cities situated upGR the llll-
80, ,APPLETON's HALLWAY GUaBsz.
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No State in the Valley OF the Mississippi offers 90 great
an nduoement 70 the settler as the staie of Illinois
There i3 no portion Of the world where all the cond
tons OF climate and soil 90 admirably combine % pro
duce those two great staples, CORS and WaEkr the
PTniries Of Illinois.
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MOFFAT,e LIEE pILLsIII

Are composed Of Vegetable inqredi4nts exclusively
as can be ascertained by chemical tests Thsr prom
inent qualities are those OF an active and searching
thoueh perfectly lid and agreeable detarPapt ape,
rienti 81 gentle suporihc. promoting the insensi-
pie perr Piratlon OF Pleasant duretic invigorsting
the Kidney and bladder; aud q a delightful tonic
cardiac exciting appetite BY the demands Of active
DIGESTION ana chetring the mind with that grateful
sense OF renovated health which is one of the ost
felicitou5 feelings Of our nature
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Q o N d 4 e Q Ia l..
CLEVELAND NARKET-APRIL 2.

Inc 1niASornbls Weather has checked buGintzs,
and but ittls has bean done. .s.i- r.-.-i .
FLoUR-sale 2s bbls eouutry ground white
Whsit double extra at Ss,s7K The market remains
quiet with the usual steady local demand at our
quotations.
WHEAT Quiet, sale Of ca. red on trs.k a
S1,25i aud 200 bus white from stOFs st sir.
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PFNsACnLA NFWa-

ELAsACaLAl = lTII 5
Mechanics al the Warrington Navy Yard arc
becoming dissatisfied on account Of the non-pay-
ment Of wages.
A private telegram from Fort Jackson says
that war steamer, disguised passed the mouth
Of the Mississippi yesterday p n. and came
within reach Of the guns OF the Fort She was
reconnoitering about until near morning and
then proceeded to sea
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NJ A IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ES1ERrD-Aprno Q.

EsTERED.-Aprll Q.
Prop ElmiFa, from Toleio to Dunkirk, dour, and
miscellaneous articles,
sehr. Jessey Ann Hope, tBr.) Port Burwell ~
cords Hhlnglp bolts.
SehF. Il. J. Gibbs, j. Rooney, Toledo 77Oo bush
wheat, for Coo 4 Bghnm,
Sehr, Sunshine, l.. p. Dyer, sandusky, us tons
plaster.
CLEARED,
Bark Naomi Wood, Chicago, sl6 tons coal, shipped
by Crawford q Price.
schr. New London, Rcweil, Chicago, tO3 tons coal,
Morris Price
schr. ]. n. Drake. Borden, Chicago, 400 tons coal,
from Todd Coi 50cena poles.
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THE PHENIX RITrERsIlI

So denomlnated from thpir astonishing pov,sr Of
creating new life and health, Il were from mo ye
ashes Of the most dilapidafed constftuiiops-are
more strongly tonic and more Immediately nyiqora-
ting han the Pills; containing the same choice
Vegetable extracts as the latter in different m i-
qc9tion; Although really less caihartic, than the
the alime tary ea nj much sooner generally slight-
ly operating within three four nous and pr0du-
cling decided sense Of to the head and stomach
and eXhilarnting the mind, even in less time than
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

NEW YOEK, April9.
Tie Persia has arrived.
lhe markets are unchanged.
Mariike rumoTs continued in Italy and Den
mark.
The Persia brings E57 900 in specie
Lord Falmerstou ia a speech TO his constitu-
ent, adveTted 70 the American crisis, expressing
the hope that WhaseYer the adjustment it might
ue arrived at by peacaable means.
: he Paris B0urse closed firm at 67C soc.
2 DE concentration Of Austrian troops in Vene-
Tia attracted considerable attention, although it
vas asserted that the movements were purely de-
tensive.
ITALY.
CavOur reiterated the urgent necessity for de-
olHring Rome the Capital Of Italy, and guaran-
teeing the POpeis liberty and Independence in
spiritual powers. Resolutions to this efelt, and
hoping for nonintervention by France, were
adopted.
The Emperor. Of Austria sanctioned the polit-
eal re organization Of I.ansylvania and It's res
t1ralion 10 its former standing.
LATEST.
LoSDoS, Sunday.-The Opinione Of Turin says
the Sandman Ambassador at London had re-
eeived notification from the British Government
that be would be received as Minister Of the
Kingdom Of Italy,
Switzerland had given the same notification,
LIyERPooL, Saturday Cotton market closed
IL being holiday.
BreadstulIs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull.
LosDos.-COnsols sl3saslss for money sIs.@
slsf for account.
hAvRE--COttOn free ordinary Io5f; low
s.Tades I0Of; market closed dull al an advance
i'sles OF the week, I2 600 bales stock on hand
50 900.
Inc Bishop Of POietiers condemned BY the
Council OF State, was formally repFimanded for
his late mandament on the Roman question.
The Pontihcal Gems d 'Armes at Canine, near
Vherbo, are said 20 have treacherously attacked
the citizens, three Of whom were killed, Indig-
nation was general, and the people were signing
addresses to NAPOLEON 1Or protection.
1t is said that fifty thousand Austrian troops
are in movement in Ven. tia
The Porte is said 10 have refused 70 submit tc
the Powers before the prOmuigatiOn. The re-
Sorms IL intends 10 grant, apprehending that
Russia might again taAe the project OF perma-
neBt Conference al Constantinople. The Powers
insisted On their demands.
The Bank Of Englands specie had increased
Eisa 600.
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PROM NRW YORK.

NEw YoEE, Aprils.
Special 10 the Evening Post.-It e reported
from Charleston to-day that Lieut. Talbot has
not been permitted 10 return 70 Fort Sumter.
Major McCullOch LEFT to day for Texas.
Several merchants TO day protested against
paying duties claiming that they cannot be com;
pelled TO pay until the revenue laws are enforced
In the whole country.
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1oNreoNEKT, April s.
The Cabinet has been In session an day, and
something serious s anticipated to be on the
tspis
Important news Is expected here from the Con.
federate states Commissioners at Washington.