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Corn In good supply and fair demand Sales 80 900 bush
els, 80 cts for unsound 46 for sound Western mixed
afoa 46(aI7 for do. in lots. Whiskey-sales 100
bbls ii
oswEGo June 24-Flour steady at IS for fancy brands
Wheat in limited demand; sales before steamers
uanspred. I9COo bushels No Chicago Spring at So
cts, and 5000 bushels No do on private terms Corn
10 air request but scarce Of the receps being
Shipment through sales 1000 bushels at So cts Rye
dH' safes 700 bushels Western at SO cts. Lake In
pors-9C4i bbls Flour AZ. 90 bushels Wheat, Sc 700
bushels Corn 900 bushels Rye Canal Exports-3 247
Dds Flour ~ 200 bushels Wheat ~ 600 bushels Corn.
CHICAGO, June 81 Flour quiet. Wheat firm at 65 Ma
% cts for No. |, 81 Ass for No 2 in Corn
hrm; - cts for mixed, in store Receipts 1000 hbs
Flour At 900 bushels Blu shells Corn Ship
nents: 500 bbls. Flour 600 bushels Wheat 245 600
bushels Corn Freigh,s active; -! on Wheat to
Buffalo. Exchange New York 4 ct for gold
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN
BREMEN-Brem. ship Bremerh1ren.-952 hhds tobacco
80 eases do tons sassafras root, 295 bags bark
HAvRE-Ship John Cirrk-I 496 hhds tobacco $50
/ lie CHR
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LATEST FROM WINCHESTER, VA.
Excitement in the Confederate Army-- Ga.
Scrness for n FiSht--POsition of the Com.
ederatcs--nIary inn,iers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOwman Sent to RIchmOnd--. irsinia
Members Ofthe Confederate Congress. &c.
| Frederick, June 25.-A Marya secessinnis
direct from Winchester, which place he left at al
| early hour yesterday morning, reports that thu
! main body OF the COniedera States army, latel,
| at iiarpers Ferry, to the number of about II 600
| are stationed at the Fair Grounds that city
the remainder Of the ce, in all about 10 000 ar,
! stationed ut Bunker Hill, at Romney, aud at points
! near Charlestown. At Rnmney Guerilla Reg
ment commanded by Col. Mcdonald, also sta
| toned
! On Sunday afternoon the troops at Winchester
| received orders to march at O'Clock, and in anti
| cpatOn of the eagerly desired mOveuent-whict
was currently reported to be an advance upon the
enemy In the western section of the State tents
| were struck and every preparation made for the
| march. The orders we're however suspended un.
| til 10 O'Clock that night, and were subsequently,
countermanded, to the intense disappointment OF
the entire force, but especially the kentuckians
clamored to be led against the Federal troops at
Wiiamsport since it was evident, they said, that
the latter were afraid to advance to the attack.
tie represents the men to be very well fed, and
iarcey eager for battle. Their health gener-
ally good, though the measles had not vet entirely
disappeared. Among those affected By the disease
was Capt. Nicholas, of Pikes7lle, Baltimore couu-
ty, now convalescent.
The following officers of the Regiment of Mary
land Volunteers at Winchester have been commits
stoned BY the Confederate States: Arnold ElZey
tlate of the United States ARMY Colonel; George
Steuart, Of Baltimore, Lieut.. Colonel Bradley f..
johnson, Major; John Eager Howard, Quartermas.
ter.
At Sandy Hook, near Harper's Ferry, nay nfor-
mant encountered scouting party of twelve Uni
ted States (reguar) cavalry, and at Point of
Rocks he met q inll company OF United States regu-
lar dragons.
Lieut.. Colonel Bowman and Mr.. Chase were con-
veyed to Richmond, it is reported where they i'll
be released parole.
The Virginia Convention in session have
elected number of delegates to the Confederate
states Congress My informant mentioned the
following gentlemen as being among those chosen:
Ex-President Tyler, " alter Preston, Robert A.
Scott, w. Ballard Preston, Senator Mason, and
Roger A. Pyrr-.
The admirable and friendly conduct of the First
Pennsylvania Regiment, stationed here and
which is in marked contrast with the aggressive
and vIndictiye bearing of the Rhode Islanders, is
winning for them golden opinions from all sorts of
people.
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Latest from pIiIyvanL..
The Second Vermont Regiment

CHICAGO, juno 25.--AH is quiet at MilwarLo, >.
day, and although constant guard is kent at tho
Jail and in the streets, there is apprehension 81
any disturbance.
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From Kew West,


KEY WEST, June l6.-EveryJhiug here is quiet
The U. 5. fiag-shp Mississippi sails to morrow.
Flag officer Mervine will touch at Fort Pickens,
and thence visit all the ports blockaded Ly his
squadron. few days since much anxiety was
caused by the publication by Commodore Mervine
of the following
PROCLAMATIoN
To all 'chom 1t may concern: !. William Mervnc, Flag
Ohcer, mmanding the United States forces com
posing the Gulf squadron give notice. that by virtue Of
the power and authority in me vested and in
OF the proclamation Of his Excelency the President Of
the United States, promulgated under date of April If
and April IL respectively, that effective blockade Of
the port of Key West, Florida has been established and
will be rigdy enforced and maintained against any and
al vessels pubc armed vessels Of foreign Powers alone
excepted which shall attempt to enter depart from
said port of Key West, Florida Given at Key West.
WIN MERvIXE,
Flag Officer Mississippi Blockading Gulf Squadron
Juae S, 1851
SUPPLEMENT-
The declarations of blockade of this port made by me
the sh instant is so far relaxed in its allow
loyal States
Trading between Key West and the Island of Cuba and
any or the west India Islands, so long it is
lawful objects of commerce. may carried or under
such restrictions may imposed by the Naval Com
(Sgnedl VIM MERvrNE &c. &c
few days after the above publications. the Col
Iector OF the Port, Charles Howe, ESQ issued the
following NOTICE:
BY order of Commodore William Mervine comman
the Gun bockadng squadron, the masters and owners
of all vessels and boats required to renew their rers
ters or enromens and licenses on and after this late
cording to law.
And before any vessel boat will he perm ted . leave
the harhor of Key West they must obtain cerare and
permit from the Custom House setting forth III ect NJ
their voyage Except pilot boats their reglsr daily
cruising gr undsl; CHI clearance and permit to he an
proved by the officer in command the nc = -. il
any sach vessel Or beat il I i9ag'a u YthG the S
CHARLES HOWE Collector
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURr-JUpeE pr,cr

TowsoNIowN, June 25.-Rchard j. Cuttings,
Attorney for the Stae.-The case of the State
rs. Mary Ann Fitch indicted for keeping disor-
oerly house, was, on affidavit, removed to Hartford
county:-The cases OF the State rs. George Haw-
ser and Christian Hawser, indicted for an assault
and battery, were steHed the parties having com
promised the case The cases Of Christian Fitz-
patrick indicted for assault and battery; Obin
hiey, colored, indicted for burning an untenanted
house, and John Sutton, indicted for larceny we're
also stetted by the States officer they having been
on the docket for several years, and some of the
parties having absconded from the State The
rec2gnizances of Matthias Brenda John and G eorg e
Holman, Edward Comegys, and Couradt UhIer,
were forfeited, they not answering when called.
Several minor criminal cases were called but
owing to the absence of witneSse and other causes
tneY were continued to the next term, and the
civil case of Allen 7. Lewis and Augustus A ,
Dr"st, ct. al, trading in Baltimore under the firm
OF Lewis, Drost & Co, Us. John A. KiIienstine for
the recovery OF S3tO.49 on an open account was
taken up and not concluded. MesSrs Hobbs and
Grason for the plaintiffs, aud Messrs. Machen and
Gittings for the defendant
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IA w INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL COURr.-JuDGE BOND.

CITY CRIMINAL COUkF.-JUDGE BOND.
Archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq, States Attorney,
Prosecuting State Us. Joseph BOauetti Ihoma,
Tibbal', Matthias Clackner, James Girvin, James
Logsn and J. k. Brown, indicted for rioting Or
the 10Th of April, 1861. These parties, through
their counsel, moved their Cases 10 Towsontowu
for trial.--St4te u.s. Henry Lewis, indicted for
stealing As cents in money aud nurse from David
Stafford. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Mary Lyons declared by jury Of inuuisition to
be luaatic and pauper.-The Court then ad-
journcd
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-IUpGE MARSHALL
Joseph Meisse u.s. Charles Willie Appeal from
Hiss. Judgment affirmed. -Joseph Starr rs
Charles Willie. Appeal from Hiss Judgment re-
yersed aud judgment for appellee for COSTS
John johnson, &c r8. Joseph Starr. Appeal from
hiss. Judgment reversed and Judgment for ap-
pellee for 81 and costs
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BURLINGTON, Vr. June 24.-The Second Repi.
ment Vermont Volunteers left here at IL. 80 this
morning, and will arrive at New York tomorrow
morning.
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FINANCIAL AcTroy OF THE Arkansas CoNvEsrro

FINANUIAL ACTION OF THE ARKANSAS CONVENTION.
The Arkansas Convention, during the late SEES
sion, adopted an ordinance to provide revenue for
the State, wherein, among other things, it is pro-
vided that two millions of dollars in bonds shall be
issued, in sums of five dollars and upwards. To
redeem these, the public lands of the State of
which there are at least seventeen millions of acres
as well as the taxes of the State, pledged This
secures them from any future reputation, or even
control by the Legislature. These bonds will be
receivable in payment for lands, (and in part pay
ment for taxes) The coupons will be wholly re-
ceivabe for taxes and sufficient amount of specie
Is, and always will be- reserved to the inter-
est and redeem the coupons Memphis Appeal.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, June "a The
onerngs OF Beef Cattle arge again this week.
l3So head being yarded Phillips of which
disposed OF within the range of $7d9 the 1J0 lbs, in
r.uu,nH rev extra quality taken at fraction more
hdlc per ID. A few stock Cattle sold .t sSG2X some
70 Cows were disposed of $40 to sS5 each, &C
corsihe 10 cohdon no char About O30 Hogs were
Fecelseu anu Sold including 1882 head at Imho,s at
from to IS the net 100 lbs and zoo at the Avenne
yard at from So to So which is an advance or
the sales $3.50 head, at prices rangna fo a ).
cts. per h. net, according to condition ~ "
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PRICE TWO CENTS

best apl ontments which Spain has to OFF, ab,oo,
would be relinquiShed, for the Drecarious oDe of
succeeding Santana Is it tn show the sipceritv If
the act OF annexation that G neral Serrano is gong
to st. Domingo? He appears ID De very expert in
those operations.
They write from st. Thomas The steamer
Cuba touched at Porto Plata on the 9th She
brought the most serious news from Cibao, where
an instruction has broken out. The Suaniards
wish to get lid of Santana. A yessel-of-War
(Spanish) was lying at Pnrt-a Pri nca
Another letter says The people of Moca took
up arms on the 81 instant. They have pull d d. wn
the spanish flag; an engagement tonk pIacp; a o.
deal ct hood was split, but they only acknowledge
six deaths.
IN consequence OF this forty-three persons ofnote
W N'o'o nave been arrested and sent under
StIns escort to the city OF st. Domingo. In spite
OF the opposition of the people Padce Nova sold IN
ihe Spaniards caused the Spanish Hsg TO he hoisted
III ega- Inc people are pursuing him to put him
uhder arrest, but he appears to have made his es-
cape In Cloao they do not wish to have the Span
lards at any price, Serious conflicts will be the
consequence. - Wv
4th of May " 'D'
The news which gave you in my last respecting
the dissatisfaction in the east is confirmed by the
facts which daily come to light The nation is in
dignant at having been sold and BETRAYED The
people appear to have required time realize and
understa d what has actually taken place. They
begin to conceive the measures tn 1t must have
been taken privately long ago to insure what has
taken place. The dsarming of the people has pro-
oGcsd lis fruits in Mecca. where the population,
without firearms. have begun to struggle.
movement has taken place in Aqua, where
seven persons were shot.
The news received here made such an impression
that reinforcement asked from Porto RIGA.
As 10 Santana-placed ia an untenable position
pressed on the one hand by the French Consul to
treat with the HytenS threatened on the other nv A
formidable rev0lutinn-he represented TO Gen Ser
rano that the time for securing San Domingo has
arrived and ot course thev carried out the project
They pretended to be able TO silence opposition
with II, GOO men.
REDUCTION OF DUTIES AT HAVANA.
In order to provide for the wants OF the poor of
the Island OF Cuba, which will be increased by our
internal troubles, royal order has been published
to commence on the 18th instant, admitting ship
bread free of duty, and corn, corn meal and p0ta-
toes at bali rates, the ordinance to remain in opera
uon tor fourteen m rnths, or longer if necessary.
Barbados.
The weather continued unfavora5Ie for sugar.
making. The quantity of sugar shipped to the
10Th amounted to 1875 hogsheads, but there
was in store 3 000 and a similar quantity on the
stauncheons. There great want of fuel, which
would cause an additional expense. The Young
crop was looking well. Potatoes and corn had been
planted. There had been good deal of sickness,
and some rather sudden deaths. The Comptroer
OF the Customs and his family had returned to the
Island.
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LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Another Reconnaissance Of Great Bethel Pro-
posed--CharSe against Gen. Butler--EteSi-
ments 30 he Expanded--euarreI for the
Suffers POst--Interference In Behalf OF
Prisoners.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.I
FORTRESS MoNRoE, June 24.-Captain Smith, OF
the Typographical Corps, was to have beaded an
expedition this morning to Back river, but the
weather proving unfavorable it was postponed A
steamer of light draft can go within three miles
of Great Bethel.
Gen. Butler goes to the Rip RaDs again to-day
to continue his experiments with Savers rifle
cannon. Captain DYER, of the Ordnance has pre-
ierred charge against Gen Batter, at Washing
ton, for permitting Mr. Sawyer to conduct exneri-
ments with his projecte, there being clause in
the army Regulations prohibiting Interference by
anv officer with the Ordnance Department
Formidable entertainments are being thrown m
at Camp Hamilton, between Fortress Monroe and
Hampton.
Colonies Max Weber aud Duryea have OBJ
tanned permission to increase their regiments to
1000 men each. Adiutant- Colonel Weiss, of the
former, and Captain Fitzpatrick and Sergeant Ag
nue., of the latter, will this evening start for New
York, via ashingt0n, for that purpose.
The exciting topic here is the quarrel about the
post OF sutIer. 1t appears that people are here
both to make money and serve their county,
Messrs. Bell and Voorhees,, backed by the garrisous
OF New lork, were in a fair way to get the bust
ness, OF the cguiarIy appointed suter, Mr. Moody
when, just as their ship load of stores arrived and
their fine warehouse completed, in stepped Mr.
Charles Wistar, of Philadelphia, with pass from
Secretary Cameron, requesting his appointment as
sutler The question is frequently asked: Is it pos
sibie that the Secretary of has time to interest
himself in this petty quarrel?
Col. Seear is now here, endesvoring to procure
the release of the prisoners Lively, hitting and
Lattimer, who ne declares are sound Union men,
The proceedings against them are to be reconsid-
cred, aud a court-martial is to be held Tomorrow
for that purpose.
Yesterday the mercury in the shade stood at 1O1
degrees.
- The steamer Monticello has gone to Newport
News
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.W'.AsHNoToN JuR f;a 25msome of the troops
ately supplied with proper food To remedy this
neglect the C0mmissary OF every regiment should
be here in advance either with twelve hours cooked
provisions, or to make such ar engagements as the
necessities of the demand.
The I'd Wisconsin Regiment reached here this
morning.
This afternoon squad of District of Columbia
Volunteers arrested Ellis Hughes, who resides
some dis aDce above Georgetown on a charge of
being a spy in the employ OF the Confederate Gov
eminent
On searching his person was found complete
chart, showing with precision the position of evpry
portion OF the Federal forces on both sides of the
river. His manuscripts were voluminous and in
hler0g iyphics. He was sent to Jail for examina
ton.
The President and Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Grims-
ley, Hon. Schuyler COlfax, attended this afternoon
by invitation, at the camp Of the Ga,iba!di Guard
the funeral at a private who was blu led with mill.
tary honors aud 'be hungarian obsequies, which
were very impressive. The President afterwards
reviewed the ThirtY-Seventh New York Regiment
and was most enthusiastically cheered.
The Second Wisconsin Regiment vent into camp
to night. TIE Thirty First New York Regiment
arrived this afternoon, and tonight moved over
into Virginia beyond Arlington Heights
The pickets OF the Federal forces on this side of
the Potomac extend all the way through from
Georgetown Heights to Harper's Ferry, Col Stones
Guard having met the advance guard of General
Patterson's forces the Monocacy.
The 35th New y ork regiment is hourly expected
to arrive. Three regiments from New Jersey will
probably reach w Washington on Friday.
There are no indications of an immediate move
ment further into Virginia.
1t is understood that there was a military con-
ference here to-day, and that General Scott was
present.
1t is believed that Col Anderson's Zouaves have
been accepted.
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Prince Alfred and suite arrived at Hamilton;
Canada West June oath, at P. NJ, 6y special
train from Clifton. After driving to Dunuram oas-
tie he left at 5 p. N. for Toronto
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A SCRIprURAL CoINcmENcG.-0ur readers are
aware that Southern Illinois is called egypt"
that therein, as in Egypt of old, is the city of
Cairo and that Abe Lincoln's forces are there
gathering for an attack on the South generally,
and Memphis in particular. In the ninth chapter
and sixth verse of Hosea, we read as follows: '.For
10, they are gone because of destruction: Egypt
shall gather them up, Memphis shall bury them. -
Louisville Courier.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, June 25-Cotton is frm-sales 400 bales.
upands middlng IAN cts. Flour is quet-State FIonr
Is cts ower-saes of % 900 bbs State 81 254 80:
ONO 50 ZoCg9 2o Southern $575tG6.25 Wheat is lGi
cts ower-saies 62 600 bushels Chicago Spring s5i0E
13o 600 bushels mixed 44d5O cts. Pork is heavy; Mess
$l4 5uGi5 Whiskey is steady at 16Gl64 cts Sugar i:
quiet Mus;ovado u (G54 cts. Coffee is frm-sales
$3.50 bags; Rio 139l4 cts. Naval Stores are firm
Freights are firm.
PHILADELPHIA. June 24.-Flour dull Wheat firm.
sales 5000 bushels red at 81 2OG 2 white Al 3OCI do
Corn advanced: sales 600 bushels yellow 50 cts Pro
visions quiet Whiskey dull at 49, d17 cts
BUFFALO, June M-Four dull. Wheat dull. no sale.
Corn frm sales So 900 bushels at "a stock OF
light hot selling to the extent of 81 900 bushels
27d2s cts Oats steady Gales 10 900 bushels at 2I
cts Whskey-saes 100 bbls at IA cts. Imports-6 DOC
bbls -four, IFS 900 bushels wheat 600 bushels corn
600 bushels oats. Expors-1 300 bbs. -four, 1ls O0t
bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats
1900 bushels rye
AtsAsv, Juns A.-ylour very dull. Whsst, no salsI
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ihree spans of the Ohio and Michigan Railroad
ooridge across the Big Miami river, near Lawrence
ourR, were blown down on Friday evening BY
tornado The bridge will be rebuilt at the earliest
possible moment. Passengers change cars there
ior the present The storm was severe in the city.
blowing down trees, damaging roofs Of houses, DC.
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SHALL THE POLICE SUCCUMB TO THE MILITARY
Under this head the Newark Daily Uercury of RI

Under TINS head Inc NeWark Uday Mercury Of the
oath has the following:
On many occasions of late, parties of our owr
and New York regiments have come to this city
visited public houses and beer saloons, and afte,
calling for refreshments have refused to nav. anC
wneneser !he ponce have been called upon to quel
their rlotings, or compel them to paw for wha
they nave bought the officers have been resisted
WIN me exclamation that "Unce Sans men wer
boss OF the police"
me GLACIERS OF Warren, Il. l., have set upward
OF e,oOO panes of glass; in place of those broken il
the storm of the 10th. This is exclusive of wha
] private individuals took pains to set.
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The New York Herald of Tuesday morning saws.

The New York Herald of Tuesday morning says:
Stocks were irregular yesterday. State stocks were
generally better, and railway shares generally lower
Inc progress OF the to be inducing a pretty
general belief that will shortly lead unconditional
emancipation in Virginia and Missouri if in other
states and thus parties who would have bought
ponds 81 slave State such at any price, buying
Nglnlas and Missouris, in the belief these States
will be redeemed from ruin in spite of their inhabitants
we think the experiment very haZar Gus one even
anmlttihg the probability of the abolition of slavery in
tie States mentioned The business this ming n the
several slave State stocks quite large Federal
were rather better. In the railway stocks very ttc
done, except in Gaens, which dropped of about So
az.
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THE GREAT BETHEL AFFAIR This matter has
been kept very quiet. The official statements of
al the officers have not been published. An officer
who engaged in the affair, remarked at Will
lard's last evening, that our forces lost between
five and six hundred in killed and wounded W he
Their he was in earnest not do not know; put IL
is time that AN official account of the klUed was
nublished Wash Car. PHILADELPHIA Enquirer.
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The contractors for supplying blankets to the
Government, it is said, will get the handsome sum
Of Two hundred thousand dollars.
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Henry James, Esq, will deliver the Grafton, and
Hon. William NJ. Rodman the poem, az Newport On
tha Fnurth of July.
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The Nashville Banner Of Peace says Mr.. Lincoln
has "restored peace and order" and Established
the Union in st. Louis 1t takes $45, 900 a day
to keep it established. What will it cost him to
establish the Union" all over the South?
The grand concert given at the n. Y. Academy Of
Music Saturday evening every wav great
success. Miss Hinkley electrified the audience by
her rendition of "Ak, forse hri," from Travlata,
and brilliant waltz by Pacini.
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Charles Henry Foster announces himself as an
unconditional Union candidate for Congress from
the First District of North Carolina.
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In conseouence OF the high price OF cotton IN
ST. 80 manufactures had been closed. The
F pi, Cotton Ccoonial) Supply Association has
aoSnnwI edged that the prospects of the company
are yery discouragng with repect to the yield from
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LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.

LATEST FROM WINCHESTER, VA.
Excitement in the Confederate Army-- ga
Scrness for n EiSht--POsi:iOn of the Com
federatcs--Mary ian ,iers PEOmOted--CoicneI
bowman Sent to Richmond :. irsiIiia
Members Ofthe Confederate Congress. &c.