The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

NEW ORLElAS AB HoBILE MARKET
&c. &c. &c. &C.
Mobile Gotten Market.
orTfcr or -Hx ansLE TRIBUNE.
Monday Evenirk May 81 1861.
COTnON-sfarlef lull and irregular
Sales 100 bales-Nidling 10 e l0lc.
New oriesr Markets
Ne ORIEASs May q.
saIsssof Cotton a " 500 bales. Mid
dlings III. sale three days l,soC
Ss,Iea. Rsssspls 49, 800 bales
against .. 500 bales same time last year
Decrease in receipts at this port 34S. 600
decrease at all pors 81, 400 bales. Sugar
frmer-ouoted ats to 81. Flour buoy.
ant and advancing s. so per Dbl.
+ Pork so 90. Lrd in kegs, III. Rio
4 Coffee IA to Ia. Freights / to I'D.
/ Sterling Q6 to r.. Exchange on New
York, . TO q discount.
R,rHMoVD. MAY 20.-The Federal YES
! sells IN The Poamac carry their aaes at
half mast to-da. It is supposed that
!. Judge Douglas dead.
Federal steafaers Minnesota and Month
cello renewed the bombardment on
] SewaH's Point Battery to-day.
REV LOUISVILLE.
Io1-fSvrtIr. Nay 20.-After an eloouent
. preamble. Gov. Magoffin proclairns. notify
+ inc and warning an other States. whether
separate or united, and especially the
/ United States and Confederate States.
+ that Il solennly forbid any movement
upon the soilof Kentucky, or the occupa-
f ton OF any port post or place whatever
/ within the lfwiul limits Of Kentucky. bv
any of the brces Of the States aforesaid.
/ for any purpose whatever, until authoriz-
I ed by lie legislature and Executive
1 That the people not on military duty re-
main auiely at home, but at the same
time ureeshis fellow citizens to assume
+ the armor and attitude of selfdefence.-
i He forbiG the State guard and other
f military 0ganizations from making anv
hostile demonstrations against the States
aforesaid
LOUISVILLE. MAY ga battalion Of
the 81 Rgiment Of state Guards, camp
to-morrw at Paroquet Springs, 40 miles
on the Iashvilie Railroad
/ New YoRg, May 20.-The Desoto has
arrived she met the Niagara and Hunts
vile. &iey had captured two vessels.
Washington Gossip, on the 18th inst.
saws anew military district, including
! virgins, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
INA.,nnanced. Butler commander.
scotia. Rutler Mansfield and Cameron
were in oonsGfrs ion all day. She 5th
and stu Masach9lnS,ts regiments were
ordered to prepare % flASrch. An eleven
gun battery and extensive -Sarth works
have been discovered at Aquia cfeek. By
10000 Abolitionists Win &c
camped at Arlington Heights. Cameron
refused the four Maryland regiments to
defend Maryland and Washington
Sicl1les' command is moving Mans
field commanding.
10000 volunteers and 5000 regulars
will advance on Virginia. Gen. Reeder
will command the Harper's Ferry expedi-
ton.
Cantonments are to be established at
Inland, and Staten Island on
lie seabord, tor reserves.
FRoSr--sA sHIN8r0S.
WAsrNoTov. afav 20.-The Coast
# the Potomac and was attacked by a pro
1eller from Richmond. Four Govern
nent soldiers killed and wounded. The
Propeller was pursued by an armed
.teamer
A collision at Harper's Ferry is regarded !
$ inevitable this week.
NASHVILLE, Nav 20.-A warehouse CON
aiming military stores was destroyed by |
ire yesterday morning. Loss, SI7 .OO0.- |
insured az Sl5 600. A house adjoining. /
occupied by Porter, johnson & Co., a /
Wholesale bat store. was also destroyed, /
lut partially insured.
FROM CAIRO.
CMEo, May 20.-The Steamer Fred |
4orenzo, with a large quantity of pro-
isions, is detained pending a correspon-
.ence with Washington.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Proceedings
gainst the Yankees prizes have com
aeuced- Probably nothing will be done
eyond detention.
FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRz, May 20.--The Sth regiment
re sworn in.
May 20.-Collector Masonf
Baltimore secessionist is arrested.
BosroN, May 20.-Capt. Gale Of the
ark Rice reports his vessel sunk at Nor
Dix and assistance for himself and family
sfused, especially BY the English Consul,
Lyers.
CHICAGO. May 20-Douglas is better
ut not out of danger.
Gossip says three Balimoreans were
ldicted for the recent uprising, but
allied with 500.
4. L1..1-1I /
COX with 5000 troops is at Culpepper.-
100 troops are between Culpepper and
lexandria. Probably the first engage
ent viii be at Culpepper.
Gov. Wise is dangerously i'll.
FROM cINcISNATI.
CINcINSArI, Nay 20.-Sixteen thousand
)lunteers are at Camp Dennison, also
Iree companies Of L. $. Artillery.
PROM cuauBERsRURo.
CuAuBERsBURG, MAY Ex-senator Ma
"a has been released on the Maryland
me, though VIGOROUSLY in favor Of Sc
ssion. His high character precluded
e suspicion OF being a spy.
seven hundred Virginians are opposite
.illiamsport on the Potomac It is fear
they intend an excursion into South
n Pennsylvania.
oSE wEEK LATER-BT TIE PERSIA.
Carr RAcE. May 2l.-The Cunard steam
up Persia has arrived of this point, !
inging Liverpool dates OF the llth
St
LIVERPOOL. May I0.-The sales Of cot =
a for the week sum up $4,000 bales, in :
ading y 900 bales on speculation and I
800 for export. The market opened 9
IN an advance Of and subsequently {
came quieter, but the advance was
aintained.
LoNDoS. May I1.-There Is a doubtful
NOR that vessels have left Liverpool
TIA Letters Of Marque.
Lord Derby expressed the hope. in the
ouse Of Lords, that the forthcoming
exclamation OF the Government will
" emphatic warning, that if British
biects join privateers, or become inyolv-
on either sl,le. they blood will be on Z
eir own heads he Aid also. be hoped I
ere would besno redress from England. s
lord Palmerston deprecates the present
zeus-iou Of American affairs. :
he navy yards are active. A power I
squadron Is coming. /
The London Times says the United :
sites heretofore unheld priyateering and /
MED the right Of search, both Of which e
E nov turned arinst her
a ship en- route from Liverpool for >
.arleston was insured al Is gaineas ?
NEw OzLxASs. Nar. % passenger ?
- Texas arrived here and reports that Z
.n. Young Is in fall pursuit of Mont
mery and the Federal troops. He z
ert0ok the baggage. supply and amuni-
p trains. which we're seized with some =
sves and horses
Montgomery had eTacuzted Fort Ouchi- q
and on his way 20 Fort Arbuckle. 7
sen Young IS determined 10 take L
rfs Goth ard Arbuckle
s Louisiana Regiment leaves tomorrow 8
Fort Smith. Arkansas
FEON MISSOURI :
g. LOTS. Nay ls--The city il environ 4
~ a line 81 military posts, TO prevent
stzle troops lnd munitions from enter i
Z and secure peaee- a
The Federal troops have seized con q
erahle quantity q arms and munition / ;,
the STATE T0haceo Warehouse. a
SENATOR n0UGLAs. a
-H1cAeo. Nay ls.-senator Douglas Is "
with typhoid fever. his friends think o
w5Ii not recover.
ecH1nNEEs TAKEN
pr-r7 ,-.r4pars Nav fS-The Tug Yam :.