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es$stss FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
ssE JOHN TUCKER, Capt B. Taylor is now loadi0g a,
aa e oT If ba for The above port and having the
patch For balance Of feigh hr5 e Pag2sags sp2ly
IeI q corner Commerce and Pratt streets
ss5 +zs FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen ship
saie asoSt aS r.; j. sbaper master will have
ADV to re p Si Ie port Eor fleiglt Or pa sage
, ~ III O''" yo 8 iKS9 &PFF A TR1sS or to
.es[k FUk BUEN0S AYRES.-The Al La
5 Plata pgeke bark Ella VIRGINIA, Capt Fockr,
wdit i2io r John g B&UN p and sail 18Th inst For
ti9 Apply '' G. &6E S E0G sF& aSS2PPoda
I-I-t-2 No % South Gay street.
~ FOR BREMEN.--The Al OI3enburo
aye quick dispatch the above psrt For f re gh or
Iaz2-I Il German street
gFsx FOR LONDON.-The fine Al bark |
- Pr, Bruun, master, will load st Commercial
' '' V"''A "' en- t F0 [lifRfiS ai l5GRs
l225G g Bowly's wharf
.gssS5z FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine Al shin
EssAS L. IlLLEf, 3, Corning, master, loading at
ja28-tt SoAii q B : kiG&.i aisrf
.s%zsz FOR ROTTERDAM.--The American
f tie apf Fen %2 VIII s2ys a9gS
i,oo,f KATE I, LEUPoLD,
-l--z--I Y German street
EsSand coDparfss.en 4 sSi pgtDI IN itS oopP'leu
and RSyng st @ q" e What ea for the a3oye por
with dispatch Fo' balance e frfiglt P%safs apply 10
il22tf corner Pratt and Como ere, ste
ret5ei FOR LlVERPOOL-The fine Al Balti-
as a IhP s 4AGAT ia RodSe VII
for the above rort For freight apply
ja2l-tf &c Bowiy's wharf
<s<5sA For LIVERPOOL.-T The f-e ship
$500 ANLIC3, Capt. =, is nov loading Tor Liver
,.,,., JOHN HES&SDER5sl6iNH & CO.,
!.5-- Glrner Pa and Commerce streets,
,1 ~ FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
'ons Wharf viii oo III III 25Ser, row lo.diGg at lack
VI ''eSi' Apply 10 captain .! IN 9aaT. orr
!2l4 tt Commercial Building Cav street
xsss1tss ~; FOB Or, WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE 5ER-
PACKETS-TEe Al cii,n r' ec,"or + + L Or
having large portion Of board, viii sal WITH
DUNNoCNN 4 MESA l1,t Y.
Goods sent to our address will be forwarded frs ~. a.
n t and all CHARGES thereon promptly paid
ss SRffG G MS !sSi, sGPd duplicate receipts aa
aiesIs. / = {: D. II. WORTH, AGENTS IN Wilmington fS
Szgi5 r! sU ,,S,t CH,A.1RLESToN, S. C-THE MER-
cpter scboon - FR / tI / f1he
s caT:sf h9TnE iage TorliGR Of her engaged
fo' ''et III o 81 pasSagS SPpy to
- ,I,,n,,y., vii, a., n,,,, = s@i!f's ,ghsrf
goods sent to my aG, s vii b sPrsa Gy g Tine and
m 8shppss win please send duplicate ,sc.r
'a &ei i2 Of 4 Ef p RUssELL Agents in h,r..(6
- FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATC
49, LIIsNyEZI7toAPs Up TowNThe fast sailing schr
named port if suicienG feebt is Of va l me ABOVE
Efer " o,r. HES SI.5: 4, &,'&.GERs, -,
~ FOR WILMINGTON N G--'TEa EorL
~ EPTRAIM WILLIAMS, Browne, mast r, viii re-
o Ir
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nann;.,nn innntun
Sailing ofthe Nin"arn

New York, Feb. st Thomas dates to Jan.
18th, say the ship Leila, from Rotterdam, of and
for Baltimore, put in there leaky and would have to
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. - South
No second Board received to-day.
New York Central is quoted to-day ex dividend.

New York Central is quoted to-day ex dividend.
The New York Tribune of this morning says
There large business at the Stock Board this
morning. and the improved feeling of yesterday contin-
ued at the opening As the session proceeded, however
the quotations exhibited weakness and the feeling at
close tame. The rapid advance of yesterday has
brought out stocks for realizing and has also given
the bears courage toput out some short lines There
to be however determined policy of action the
parties being sellers of some stocks while they
buyers of others The advices from the South looked
upon favorable, and indicating possible peaceful
solution of our political troubles but the future is still
much enshrouded in doubt that the public fight very
shy of the stock and without aid from the public
bull movement is very seldom successful The commits
sion houses appear to have quite orders to sell
as to buy The shorts buyers today and only
two bears exhibited much energy in resisting the
movement. Between the Boards there was a moderate
business at steady rates The transactions at the Sc
cond Board at irregular prices prominent opera
tor hammerng the market with considerable vgor The
tendency of prices downward although the changes
were immateral but after the regular session.
better feeling, and prices had strong upward tenden
cy. The result of the days operations is large bust
ness and general advance of 4 to per cent.
pared with yesterday
The foreign bill market this morning has been quiet
but unsettled Sterling cannot be quoted higher
JOG for best signatures Francs, 545a535. The supply
is abundant of high class commercial names
The noticeable features in the below statement of the
of this January large decrease
in merchandise imports the large increase in specie
ports and the immense increase in the exports produce
The amount merchandise thrown the market only
about so cent much as last year, while the imports
of specie have increased seven millions.
IMPORTS AT NEW YORK FOR JANUARY.
1859 1860 1861
Dutiable merche $50 727 S1652174 SS7S S37
Withdn from warse 2,0SS go 1854 024 2543 273
Free merchandise. 2,6lS,22 1885,, 633 2S25 SOS
Specie and bullion. 7l30S 22S $50 7,262, 229
Total $40 1874 525 s21 e75, $50 s2OsIO0o4
Enid for warehouse POI ,707 2,745,5l1 $500 $50
Cash duties 99l63 2 059, 202
EXPORTS NEW YORK FOR JANUARY.
Domestic mdse.... S3762,1S2 $3.50 42 $10277 925a
Foreign mdse l19,6S9 ,00S 465.97S
For. mdse. (duties).. 49,, 1857 399,ll7 800 $40
Specie and bullion. 1906, 6sS S53,5S2 5S,S94
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER Term, lS60.-ANNAPoLls. Feb Z 1861 :.
No. 149. Mary Kent and others u.s. Ann Jeanetta
Waters. Appeal from the Equity side of the Cir
cult Court for Anne Arundel county. This case
was argued by Thomas G. Pratt and Thomas S.
Alexander for the appellants and by f. H. Stockett
for the appellee
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BosroN, Feb. G.-The steamship Niagara sailed at
and 10 for Halifax. She took S14 500 in specie
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STEAMBOATS,,
q LIZ. i,
NNIINR

L. 80; n s2g sHg SFS2$I3E: a,,rr
Q LORI February 1851 at WE ED n5n
up rs Hills Lapdn u iuFther notice Proceeding as lar
ing for Behedc VIII ieaye sBB enegS every Friday morn
naings on the River also Fair Haven and ne usual
l-a-s - " l. VIEWS, Master
E;-g.sli%-i4 WINTER ARRANGEMENT
o. - 3. zGEy5RT41 ExrEE295RIIEsfE LINE
P}> ETH ~ hSBA y January 29h, 1867, the s,eare,
o Ls s R RffI!im'Ef eSery TTE$PY oRHdNG
5 Sa W& &aF RIVER FIyyfEE % SS$ @a
nt R tS s., :2nS 3q%5 FIVF fFs'qG 4%y
day by tl@ same route leave Easton Point at ocock
is55.f -'s''' Stree loot Of Camden C. k. cAxyoy
7s-,gs;i i{irs-- BALTIMORE AND SU50UEU:
afB{ EE3:%IIz5ii= III IA STEAM CoHpANY.
PQST HATRE bE GR&GFS' sSd fln22y f re- Gsy
lower end Of " / r + fI: S'2t fh Ps iF;gs
HG$oIY, Ea5#H5asf ~ !. rRlbEET2 HfEN IA r..
T;!EgTv E5TIsIr92g$ ;taTs f;EF DEPOSIT EYER"
1 Il 2na gAt' Il ,E..a !; o,i@aE, T 2''*
issyg VI, sane place EVERY TUESDAY, Ti;RED4Y aT.
P6Sr nEPdsTTF s'lS% ct 3elock Esering leave,
81 nIlad t' - Nc o'clock, ana AvI,f DE GRACE
F s!sf: ,is 6erths included, so cents
atts sd IcgyfG taly g3o O'Clock, carried at
- DupliCata rgr,.n;c 6,r 49,, MI, -, ..
reerC j;sa c,r,al - 80 ~ aLeLl 70 i"["aEd'7. .
@ fS So fl f any Point 2n t!G ,
RS, 3i e.5 o5ja ,6 or G 4. r.,
be chartered M qrv time - N''' E''' i'i''As.t' -
4DS. las. TAYLOR, AGENT Ralt7rrra
~, 7. ALEX. TAYLOR, AGENT, Hayrc de Sac.
o5 n !. TOME, Agent Port deposit.
sfz-zs ~, N ,577T1 ---
rZ-szEl5-o-y.fs --,-, pOt tih SOUTH
sh.-a slu 81 LIlIDRE. via tLs
e., .-,,-,,,, - Ii E,'
~ ,.s<i'. .i.n' -" ElDON, i liNiNGTgN, Cha ri rs
AN'-.' ~ o. -, kALE.EH, CHARLOTTE, Cis. e.
EiA, ATLANTA, MUEIGOHFitY. Ann
hEW ORLEANS
II ~ AHl-&NfE"|N.
nv .g.r7 - 81 ~ SGLgafs,l va
~, - n u 9 Nt''''t,r il a. Road
~ r. s~l,..r,,! - = 90 b 3Tsp FAScr-
T., va - sh 80 t'i<,i t!ti the Traveller j. s.f
- -''' III ~, - I G 81, yiiS l,2lro2d from
%. %.s- Vol f., ' 49, or ~ ID LIS ,
va" ~ ;,2IIYia slu t''iSuc@thp va III e.
,-ITll:?h, ID. &, Ii b.
t.--,i.-.0ii. i. q. - l'
-5ftts.lH, - 70
Hs5aatt'- % f..
i.:asii.a, =.
4Tois3i'thcT ~ o.
~ C,,-... ~
-,},efy, p, 80 - S,lt.sti', -
,.-nlactaA * ef-@-.'0csa' ~. 8 O.
i-fii-':- y. -; ~ =,
r-,-i.--%t-i IL ''. - . t7 60
~ Iiif!tSs"G, e .r
augusta, - @
M o55%o;acrg, 4 g.
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zASSllIa4ss--sss MN, ~ NOTICE
T6e ?sTsa2Ssr " ~ ~ dHE PATU.FENT RIVER .
ro1t - ot t NARY WASHINGTON Vii, a.
MGRS%ss F Fe55qTnt f Riye Is
m ~ H until further notice Proc s9 az az
Returning, Will leave HIPS Landing ever
M 2p bf4edict viii leave Beuedct ev,r Itusy morn
iGhS at clock for Baltimore-caling Mt i ~ gay
anangs on the River, also Fair Haven and e usual
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

THURSDAY, FtDfuafy Z, IobI.
1907 Balt. 6's, '75-954 100 shs. err s6O-14
200 . '90-95A 200 shs. Silver Valley
$500 Z" '9o-95& Mining Co. 40
500 B. & 0. R.R. BIDS. $50 :" g -35
$3.50 500 shs. N. C. Con.
1000 N. C RR. bds., NJ Co 80
'S5-5l rs shs Cambridge
$500 N. W. Va RR n Co. -25
Sd m. BIDS, 20 800 shs. Bait and n.
so shs. F. Rpm .B'k-26 C. Min. Co. -.25
$50 shs n. G. RI. is 200 shs. Deep River
100 Z" 60 IN Min. Co. 20
loo g sG0-13&
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&YgI E3gxa.
FJVTER ARNlNHE"r.t

E-s3 EsssE35zs.I wB& IL"
=A--aE S-lis:--s ~ ,5HTH, VI EST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN rEET&Ai, EAiLf..t
GRANGE OF HGU2S
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HUhED OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month Of February.
OHIO WILLIAMS.
JNO f. R. CRABBE. JAS. H. EASTER,
ED. REESE, W. T. LANDSTREET
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~ 81 OLD DOMINION STEAMNl

Essssss.zzsz14s cuny,Nv
r, FOX nfAEnhRlCk$BCRG, VIRGINIA, AND LiHH.
lAGS ON The RAPPAHANNUCK RIVER
Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain ~ FGirhank. leave
hatnore! from her berth at Neeiham's pier Inlt stree
wharf, Nv EEf FRIDAY AFTERNOON, al ! oriark, ,,f
ffsst9FHHpg leaves johannesburg EVERY T uESDE
at O'clock, Immediately after tie arrival @,
the train CT cars from Richmond and Wishnato9 Strg,
az an TIE regular Landings the RapIatauDrcl r.y-,
gong and returning land and receive freight n p..
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80 FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
1850 Ohm TUCKER, Capt. B. Taylor, is now loading n,
hendeson'S wharf for the above port and baViHg bs
grea er portion of her engaged will have guc dss
Patv' TOT balance q trelght or passage, apply
JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
Comm pre4t
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FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Ship NanRuS.-3,525 bbs. flour, 9435
bush 1892 do. wheat 1666 kegs butter 6 pieces
beef 20 hhds tobacco, 300 bbls rosn.
WEST ISDIEs-Schr. Orinoco.-245 bbls flour, so half
bbs do l6 bbls meal Is bags peas 10 bags BEANS 20
bags 25 bbls pork Is half bbs do, fierce hams
10 boxes cheese leo tins lard 20 butter II half bills
beef half bbs bread, 10 eighth bbs do, terces rice,
doz tins oysters, so boxes behring's, onions
bbls vinegar 200 boxes candles hhds tobacco % b5l
tar. 6 do. nitch. 5 600 # lumber
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." ~.
x4+z5t FOR LIVERPOOL.- The f-e shin
$500 y ANLlC3, Capt. -, is now loading Tor Liver
h1oI at Hend.rsonS wharf, ad having the most NJ her
crE2 .naGed, viii have quick despatch Fer balance of
Lfeiaht or passage apply to Captain on heard. or "
.,,,, JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
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RUCkNHbAT BAGS, printed or plain, for
1Jale in lots to suit by W j SMITH Gs soutb ST o2ltf
4 NEAR SIDES.-50 hhds Extra heavy Bacon.
entirely free from r=, for sale by JOSEPH Ca son
80
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HSANS.-MlIIecs anu Farmers Grain BAGS
AV4so, shipping, feed, oat and bran hqcs for s.l at
manufacturer prices, by ~. +. SMITH, CS South strt
doors above the Corn Exchange d. ~
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E9AY RUM puncheons superior BAY Rum
sSLor SAL by HAIL L0XEY, Bucharan's wharf DAFT
. AZ RUM.-20 cases very superior, for sale by
~ " ). SMITH, Is South street d5 If
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go FOR LIVERPOOL-Th fine Al Balti-
sz5E n ore-hu'lt ship AACATLAY, Rodger rnester viii
o.I at G9inIAecia Wharf, md foil the AIRY McNEAR
ioF the ABOVE roIt. For freight passage apply to
100, ,r tOAED 4 ROGERS,
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CASH.-20O 8xl0, SO 9xl2, $50 l0xI2, 40
:. 9Nlt "a l0x4 so, lot of black Gum Hubs, in los
70 suit for sal by WM $ CROSS, corner East Falls and
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SALT.-3,000 patent seamless sacks Ground
~ Aim Sat 90 sacks tAshtons fine Salt 500 sacks
Lvep Of now landing and for sale in lots to salt purca
sers. by jon tREACEN No. SO Exchange Piac. ia93fF
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u. l.. NEEWS, Master
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

E-FralIiE-r~14 ~ 4AIt ENHANCEMENT
st1.dlsgSaGszsssd1ss az THE
lNDIEIDUAL ENTERpgISE LINE
FltlA EtR will as follows: ' ''' INC STEAMER
Le3ye Baltimore every TUESDAY MORNING at o,crc,
I ,9 ~. hICHAELS and EAsTON. Wis MILES, EII W
hIk return sane daY. Every Wedresday same l., ~
tor Ann f11llS, WEST RIVER and ChMBEIIG F. re-
a. On thnTs1ay by Tie same route. Every Saturday
H 5 b., OXFORD and EASTnN POINT, return on Sion
wy W lL same route, leave Easton Point at o'clock
ia56tf "' q L r.,-,-,...
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- FOR ROTTERDAM--The American
-5 hip BLoNDEI, Mulligan, master will have quick
to the CaUtain board, or 10 Apply
.-,. KATE & LEUPOLD,
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- BALTIMORE AND SUS0Ul
go Ma STEAM CDltp.tyy

FiI Ia + pAiIY LINE Except Sunday for Puf ~
~ l, m ftL ~ GtECF and TIDE WATER Canal
,, Tie s si =: y, opt 9s, 3s
.!!Ss;,sF eng OF v l. : Z + LIS 4 f. \ / hi TX
@yS1IJhY' y" EHNESH.AY ard TElGkT HFENi%t; .
r., t2ST f-tHrni@& !caT,s PORT DEPOSIT ~ w.
- .htHIA ,tht RHHhf, az. SATURDAY, at o'r,gss
IL A. ara "a ~ U&GKAtE ~ , o'clock, r "
me steanog2t LANCASTER" Cart T. & T6ml:reof.
lsSTs 81 me- place E.E Rf TUESDAY, THURSDAY en-.
F5t, EF NJ &c at oeock Retrrning leave
sc r OClO IL, +. g. 90 '-'' III M arr "''''''
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Ship ZANE RENDE 2 Captain EnoSl5s-
HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, Euark
These vessels are all Of superior class and insure at the
o"cs figure They sail regularly advertised ana are CON
laed by CAPTAINS we'll experienced in the Irsde The ca
galtT too OF the above vessels in such win afford great
&ci;ty to shippers Foricgt, cabin Storage passage
apply to JOIN HENDERSON X Co
,r,o - r,,,.. no 81 Pratt street;
tfeir address ' 5dIg'fF
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ICUTUH MATT WHISKEY.

' a
- - hampers, pnt and quarts fresh from the Springs
IN GERMANY, now landing from ship Scotia. from Hotter
Gam. for sale By E. 4 WAnBERSiF
d5t G3 South Cav street
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etwccn the uepots tire Route. '"
I5sesgrs by tiis Line enjoy comfortable nights rect
t y steamers ana are privileged to iEg OusT al cat
AZ any point, ard resume tlsir trip by dayiight
- PAk!ICULAR MOTTO E-PasSrngcys frnr, hs, yo~t
auG Pm aislpia by tits Line will have their I.yrarp
rbScEet from ttUse cities BAY BOAT : from
vii BE checked to different points South o
or iiFter information and Throug, Tickets annl n
&5:N YORK at The Companys Great Southern E5iIroat
nce jersey Ferry Buildings, foot OF CORTLAND street II
ieace AE also at the Sew Jersey Railroad Uace loot OF
SoGranu street or at No 229 Broadway, Barclay
street aoorethe Astcr House In pHLa DElFiiTE 81 H.
Company GiCe N ". corner of ith and FheetSt
o. q the Depot Broad and Prime streets AuG i'm AI
0! LH.-l llnA. hnaEl he ~ -
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ESAlnlNS.-500 boxes N. R. and LAYER. for
1esale by PALMER & THOMAS, Is B WHY'S wharf SYST
- iDES AND SHOULDERS.-lO0 hhds. strictly
brime Bacon bright and handsome, for by JOSEPH
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ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR

From the Paterson IN. J.) Guardian, April 70.
Mr. James Watson OF the firm OF W. q. 4 J. Watson,
OF this city, being in the neghborbood OF Havre de Grace
erecting turbine wheel says that on Saturday morning
the Baltimore troops were within seventeen miles of
Havre de Grace, but on learning that there 1000
troops at Havre de Grace ready TO meet them they forth
with fed back TO their dcn and burned the bridges after
them They say the bridges were burned b. authority
or the Governor.
few OF Colonel smas unarmed men--about thirty
arrived at Hayre dc Grace Sunday morning aud
came with the special bearer OF despatches few OF
the unarmed volunteers picked up along the road
On leaving the train at Philadelphia they said
they got their shooting irons they would walk back snd
have dig at The Plug Uglics OF Baltimore
Dn Mr.. Watson's arrival at Wilmington, Delaware, he
found the people IN great state OF excitement every
body reading the papers who could get them. One
tered dollar for a copy OF the a,,more Su The
Wilmington people chcered Justify for the Union and
hnc body Of men determined 20 proceed towards Bllti
more TO open communication.
The massachusetts, volunteers, under General Butler,
took the steamboat at perryve, the opposite Of
the from Uayre de Grace General Butler herc ad
dressed his men ~ stirring manner, as also did the
Captains Of each company.
one member Of the Massachusetts, regiment Jumped
from the Perry vie and through the
woods. Two shots were Immediately dred at him, but
fear without enect.
At Gloucester eloquent Unicnist, from Richmond
Virginia. was recruiting for the government aud had
large numbers hocking to the standard OF fathers
Factories and publ works along the road eptre.
y deserted and the country in blaze of enthusiasm.
The bearer OF dispatches said that he had le word
Fort McHenry to shc Batim case more resistance
made 10 the passage Of troops.
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% state fsofs 70 shey sciry exzed and 70 say tbs.
the Gtamgi 20 send any more troops lroagn Naey Es1
would onfy lead 10 battle, ard very s.ngarsry battle.
Mr.. ranc6la answered, "Ay God sr, Vhat am todo2
had better so out aid hang nys On tho Tree como
this way. don't want TO 10 through your town. OF near
IT, Ican help III but we must have the roope here
heve ourselves, or Se shall die ike rats tIa1.p He
furtner expressed some surprise at tho action at NJ HS
ris and was disposed 70 tax him with the ab-nde
sf his Union princi.es Mr. Harris Prcsi-
at that he was still uricn man. but he had
to state fscts and 20 represent tho President the
tnens ,f OF the people an Il one Of universal op
position TO the passage OF any Norheyn troops the
coil Of Mary land. Ir. Seward, interposng, drew Mr.
Harris aside 10 window, aud pointing 70 the bfus or
Arlington asked Mr. H. If he kne that the top Of that
kill the Vrgnians might plan. battery, and that they
would not know at what moment sheli might ourst II
that very General Scott, who present, also
expressed the opinion that i might be absotey peces
ssry for the troops 70 cut their way through aTy lard
for the relief Of the federal capital
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THE NEWS IN TOWN.

About half past eight O'Clock last evening Mr. Simeon
Draper made his appearance the vestibue OF the Fifth
lyenue Hotel, and being questioned, said he hal
eiycd despatch from bis s,n, who Is member OF the
evcnth Loud cries Of stand up,r 'Read it out, &C.,
wore instantly heard in obedience TO which Mr. Draper
ood upon the counter IN front OF the Office aud said he had
lust received despatch from his son. dated Annapolis,
April 30 four r. n, In which he said that the Seventh
nent and the Massachusetts, regiment still at
nnspos all in good health and fine spirits ani well
tuated they possibly could be, only they had no
tirh Avence Hotel 10 go to. lie had also received an
plber despatch from Philadelphia special messenger
had arry ed there this afternoon from President Lincoln,
wbo telegraphed that tho seventh regiment and the
Massachusetts, reg lnent we're now in Washington /;
Ehat there great need for renforcemen.s
but thai Washington might be considered safe,
kor the country and the Constitution. lie had also
heard that there two piratlcal vessels in the
chesapeake Bay for the purpose OF piracy but
have been taken here 10 meet IT, In conclusion he said
hat from what lie krew-and he knew perhaps much
hs anybodyihe taken by those having charge
of the matter would insure the safety Of their country
Ind OF their relatives and friends who had volt eered
10 defend H. Loud cheers greeted Mr. Draper wen he
concluded but the excitement and the crowd di not
-iimnish FOR some hours afterward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-25
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON AND ANNA.


There were two arrivals in the city yesterday, by
which put in possession Of the latest IN
gard 10 the condition OF thipgs in Washington aud Ag
Inzpos That from Washington is as late as tuesday
rnrg end that nom Annapolis late as the after.
Econ Of that day
The New York Seventh and The Massachusetts EIGHTH
regiments nj under the command or General Butler
.or Massachusetts IN Annapolis on Tuesday, and
held possessiou OF the Naval school They OK.
|pected that day the arrival Of relnrorcements
|to the number OF six thousand, and the understand
LOG w,s tha, they wouli then march 70 washing
ton. They hal not been able to frd transportation
Tor their baggage and th obstacle y prevent
ed any movement It was Supposed however, that that
dimcuy would be obs iatel by embakng the baggage
Ion the hc ship nttituton ni ttnjug her TO Wash
ington by the rhe troops VIII probably have
10 fight their way Washington rs u wAs stated and
believed that nom IL 600 Is 900 rebels we're The
|~icnity.
9In Washington there vas aren s'arm felt Ii oenFo
aince OF the dicnes of getting 10 reinforce
merts, and the apprehension that the city would
he attacked while 1t was comparatively IN
dcfcps,ed. 1here more tnan from
-four TO i've thousand nen nnder arms
for the defence ~ the capital aud Of these there
were olig Few hundred regulars rhere no mt
dence feh in the ety o. the DISCREET ritl The arri
val of the feveatb iseat snxonsiy payei for
but feBfcrcencris hsd arrived ft,m any quarter
after Friday evening when ihs Massachusetts, rcgmeat
arrived from Baltimore. The fcar Canine is super.
added q tie ezrgsrs Of All whe could remove
thor Families 10 ylaces Or greater sacty wsre doing Co.
and were IL no. n, me al,aos npossbtty ~ getting
away. ali the woaer, ch'llren and non c1ms,atan,s
weuld desert the city.
No means OF defence are neglected The public ruad
ing are ali barrcadaI ~ n General Scott locke to The
PROBABILITY OF having - dispute tr possession Of the
city, point by point.
There was nothing positive kuoNp Of the moyemsnis