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Ell. LUDLOW. Aucdone-r

II. LUDLOW. Auotione-t -
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned WIN
- SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Merchants ",
change. In the City Of NewYork. on THURSDAY the ~
day OF Dreember 1857 at u o'clock noon the fon'"i's
sirly.nise t6ej 30 NDs Of the PaECKfNRI0GE CANNED
COAL COMPANY OF KES1uCKf II Eight Hondfe DOB
lar, each with the pastdue ami other Conpons
And also CERTIFICA ATE which pu,pors TO srn'ie ne
owner thereof Twentyour asand fish hgsdreo uot
lars ~ the stocks Of said bTecsinfdse cabn
Coal Company be aed uldsr the p,an Of relief adop -
by aid Compa0y June 1853 a. expressed IN SAID 1enn
cate the said ronds and Stocks oeioe so* held as cois
..curity-Dsted New York. Dec. q lBol
II H. LUDLOW CO., Aunsioneer
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Eeqal Notl1es.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
y York AUGUSTUS SCHELL, William >: Aims, Ar
nesi Aims John C. Chamberlain and John H. Wstero1se
Executors Of the last will and testament Of Jacob Ans,
decessed-ag,ins, LOUISA AIMS, widow Of John p Aims
Francis o. Aims, Mary C. Aims and Jenn =; AIMS.
named; You and each Of hereby sna n
d IA .nsS.r thu in this scon which was duy
ed "a N. Office Of the Cek Of the City and County o. new
Yorh an the 18th day Of November 1901 at the City Hail. In
10 the said complaint the spb.cber a, his ohce No.
90 Msls g. the City % New.fok, within twenty days
aer the OF th. summons erle OF the day
OF such service and you Ell 20 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaizs In this seton will appy
10 hs Court the relief dem lnd-d IN the compant-Datsd
November u, laol
no Iswowra JOHN II. PLATT Plain.ias Attorney
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4 RNOLD, CONSTABLE d Co.,
Are now Offering a; Retail.
LARGE LOT
FRENCH CASHMERE
LON q S II A w l. s
al the following low prices, va:
900 SaAWLS, a. SIS worth $50.
200 SHAWLS, at sl8, worth S27.
100 sHAWLS, at $40 worth so.
Also,
800 WOOL sHAWLS, ct Sc, worth $40.
300 WOOL SHAWLS, at 81, worth Sill
300 WOOL SHAWLs, at SO, worth Sn
CANAL-ST corner Of Mercer.
deal LACES!
AT a REDUCTION
rs PER CENT FROM REGULAR PRICES!
FULL ASSORTMENT
IN SETS COLLARS. BARBES Wells.
AND BY THE YARD.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 6 Co.,
CANAL-sT.. corner OF Mercer
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&c IN AIth-nt.
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n teed young IN ten les.oas Of one hour each
BOOKKEEPiNG reduced 20 Sl5 for thorough course
Private lessons given. LsdeF class 81 II and 3. o'clock
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gn5lrncIl0u.

ALL BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
N ARITHMETIC, and other Commercial Accomplish
meats are TAUGHT 1t No. 62 BeweTy, n. V, and No 2s
Fulonst BROOKLYN, hours suiting students. Ladies'
w ring Lee.ous $40 lessons. "COl Paine the well.
Known teacher Writing IL Of tho best instructors IN the
StateD- Newport Mercury.
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limited STATES AGENCY for

BUPYALo, NEw-YoaK, AND ERiE RAiLRoa, 70,
BUyY,Lo November 2s. 1861
NOTICE.-The COUPONS for interest duo
Dee 1861 the First Mortgage Bond. oi toe Buffalo
Nv yofk and Erie Railroad Co.. wl be- PAID on prseats
ton az tho Bank Of in New h and s,s De-
,soi C. q. MILLER, Presideat
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nlnsirll Instruments.
PIANO

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
I'D the best in use at prices suit the timesSp!endd
| Piano for : 100 Mandatory No 3i8 Bieeckerst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30
News from the Pacific.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS.
FoRr KE,RNY, April IS, 1881.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS
FoRr KE,RSY, April IS, 1861
Tho pony express passed this point ct half past eleven
O'Clock p N. yesterday, bringing the following do
spatches;-
SAY FRNc1sco, April IL, 1861.
Arrived April 49, ships Romance OF the sea, Boston,
Talsnar, and Peruvian, New York; 18th, Result,
Greeneck.
Sailed 18th, ships sxylark, Neg York Radiant. Cork
The ship Talisman is chartered TO carry breadstus
Europe ship Romance of the Sea- Of tons register
has been chartered load with breaisuns for Great
Britain.
there are sellers than buyers without changes in
the price Of leading articles Trade With the country
slowly reviving. Wheat steady al 81 80 for export
The pony express arrived at Carson Valley on the 18Th
INST from Fort Kearpy with dates Of the 5th by this
exp ess received OF the appointment OF six
federal officers for California The parties sgnated az
Collector the port Of San Francisco and Sub Treasurer
are VERY acceptable TO the republican party the public
generally. No particular complaints made concern.
ing tho other appointments except that Of stevens for
Superintendent Of the Mint.
Tho republicans generally denounce this appointment
on The ground that Stevens held the oco constantly
under the last administration as undoubted democrat
The Times republican says thai the appointment, OF
democrats 10 office under the administration Ia not
Tor general rejoicing among men who worked for
Governor powney has signed tho three san Francisco
| railroad bills.
Mrs Emily j. Farnhan,, formerly matron Of Sing sing
New York; prison. has been chosen maron OF the Cali.
| fcrua State Insane Asylum
Gov. Downey has SAINT In a message concern ing the
question Of boundary between California and The new
territory Of Nevada He takes the ground that the
boundary Of California being established by the osnstitu
ton only be altered by the action Of the people Of
tho state.
number Of petitions are before the Leg stature from
the inhabitants o the disputed disSts PRAYING for the
establishment OF tho line according The boundaries
| laid down In the Eevhdaterrtorlal bill.
H. l.. Minor resident IN California since 1859, com
mted suicide a, Red Bluffs, Shasta county on the 18th
inst lie the leading merchant ofS the town and
man OF wealth and respectabty.
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gpsa secessnbts 10 20 possess themselves Of Fortress
Monroe. That d.sTe was frequently expressed IN the
ConyeItcu and ex Governor Wise often declared thai,
though the difficulties Of the enterprise were almost ia
surmountabe, Virginia should take 1t every sacrifice
The attempt, II reasihle viii undoubtedly he male.
The troops OF the confederate army, whose arrival at
Richmond to the number of fye six hundred caused
spch reoicings there las. week will probably, now that
capture Of Washington has easy of nc.
complement, be employed n the attempt % reduce
Fortress Menroe but without feet TO engage in the At;
tack and With the fortress surrounded by plain that can
be raked by It's guns there Iced be little appreciation o.
seeing the confederate flag iwave its battle
mens There s an unfinished fortiacation lying oppo-
site called the Rip Raps which tho federal troops are
said 70 be putting into state Of defence but It u
quest onsble whether u would be good pohey
10 do TO- because the position would not BIO very
tenabe and the vhgnians might, in taking il, gain
foothold from which they could better carry on ihef
operations against Fortress Monroe
The captain Of schooner which arrived in this port
from Baltimore Sunday reported tina. on Friday last
he heard heavy cannonadng in the direction If Fort Mon
roe, and tina: IL continued all the afternoon. II may,
however been sautes merely that being tired
by the fort the ships of war; vessels with troops on
board which were assing.
The Vrgiuians erecting sand batteries at various
points Norfolk but they have simply reference TO
the defence Of that towo aud do not IN respect me-
Fortress Monroe. II Is stated, however, that
in the woods opposite the fort they we're also preparing
to erect batteries and that il the intention OF the
commander of tho fort 10 pass and disodge them
And yet he proclamation recently issued By the Cover
o. Virginia. directing volunteers not to be putting the
State TO expense by coming to Richmond, but 10 remain
st home until they called for, would indicate that
otter all there 70 be attack either Warrington
Fortress Monroe Perhaps they beginning 10 lad ont,
from the spontaneous uprising at the North in defence Of
the countrys flag, that the game Of accession will not
pay and may be that when u comes to voting the
queston-as they win do in month hencethe people OF
Virginia will refuse TO range themselves the side OF the
Southern confederacy but VIII s be found true to the
Union in spite OF all the reaellious spirits who would
precipitate them into the pit Of destruction.
We hope that this may turn out 10 be So but in the
meantime repressve measures must be abandoned,
pust the block ade OF the ports be raised unit, the
authorities and people of Virginia return TO their ae
glance ard deliver up the principal traitors in their
midst TO be summariy dealt with. Above all, the gene
raj government must look well TO Fortress Monroe, and
take that flag but the Stars and Stripes shall
wave over 1t.
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M miscellaneous.

BREMEN STEAMSHIP BREMEN, wesseis from Bremen and
Southampton with and passengers Gelpckc Keotgcn
ReichelL went ashore during Sunday night the East
Bank about lie from Coney Island Point shc heads
about sw, with he~ stern aoa and lies very . There Ia
heavy on but II Is doing her injury present The
scam,uss Achilles, Underwater Only Son and Seymour
endApored 70 haul her OF bnt without The Only
SON. Achilles and Underwater up 70 the city last
ming with all the passengers and report that the ship lies
viii feet OF water forward and perfectly free Tho
Achilles would return with lighters aud thought tho
ship would be Hoatcd OF at high wateri asst nh Capt Ner
r underwrcrs' Agent proceeded the with the
wreene sctr Norma and offered hs assistance 10 tighten her
Of cargo, which was declined.
ScuR BOUNDARY, OF and from Mschiaspor for New York.
with lumber struck on Black Rock AM Of 18th In fog but
got on after throwing overheard the deck load and
rived newport 29h hall fun Of The deck load wiz
be saved
scrR JoHr BuRcxss yof Plymouth. MOI Fintrnis, from
Wilmington, for New OrcAns with cargo n went
asbors the night Of eh Inst CAcoe Key and became
total Ios Sy hundred bags had been saved and
veyed 70 Nassau, Mp,
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FoRT KHAIlyEY. AnrI

Fou KSuuNY, April %, 1851
The cosch o. tho California Overland Coach and Pike
Peak Express passed here AT noon yesterday.
DENVER, April 25, 1891
Serious apprebcnsions Of indian difficulties arc
entertained. They can easily cut OF all tho Plains
travel and trade. Col Boon, Indian agent sent q
courier to Fort wiso yesterday with o rcquisition
for two companies Of cavnlry, 70 hold themselves In
readiness 10 march hiiher at 81 notice. Should
indications continue unfsvorabe they will be ordered mp
very soon
There is intense feeling respecting the war
In the States. small secession flag VA
displayed by business house here yesterday evening
but ii Was 90 insignificant that notice was taken OF
a. Union flags are waving In many parts OF the city,
and the Union feeling Ia almost unanimous.
The military express 70 the New Mexican fosts ban
hoxp dincOutinued.
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ARRIVALS.
sns' Y Ss st a7a
os ksA Back Won and Ssp sa
, sShGs John e ns and family sSan
and hs sSg as ssa
Fse., HeI@sPn Lisr~s Mis- n sOhn Ms: asmmss
EDWARD Liseii and family. Emanuel Walter Lbbs Nj
er, and fsmy M HSmsnn sna FAMILY M Essens
Mr. FIize, Mr. Resla and family
DEPARTURES
SoUTHANPrOS AND HAyRE Steamship Fulton-Mr w Il
Dayton United s.ses Minister to Paris Mrs and Day
legation Mr. Vim PENNINGTON Secretary Of legation % Pa
rs Mr. EDWARD Dayton, Mr. Buringams. United States Nj
GsEa M SsS Marin, c.ps John sittcn United states
nna s 81 70
kotsrssm; Mr. James Pike United states Minister 70
hs fas
nd Y
General Mirsmon wife two children and Maxi
sShdrea two ss;ssnss New Jsr.ss nav SSssaoSsS
Mr. % MIS- me aPs r asve NJ ana
Miss Crane MIS- lie Reverend and caildren Miss b
S ~ EVA M Mrs. Hs Sssssn y hSs e'S"rysa .;
Jones, MA dawson New Orleans, Mrs i Goodkn and
Tss New % I k; "a ms ana az s!1s
a and .'yf s' ss'is
La La csee wife ehtd and servant Havana Miss r cspss
wants DO; Misses and Avnes do Victor aesns,
pr Goreen and WIFE Msles IT. i.' and Gordep Boston,
Mr r Fry Mobile; CON cen NJ Lsmerela havs
Ward Now yo,k : Johnston. Mr. and Mrs Psvy, New or
ssa Mr. sad NJ ms
and Mra turner three children and servant Neg ork
81 81 @ S'a
M lad pes ss W. New Gh ssw s
Rev Kdward Anston and wife, y Mrs punamel New or
children and servants !; Mrs warnssr Nv:
sss emma Chen
Mr. sd ssS H
three children and servant. W JS9uI Mr. yss,Sa.
ana Mrs Pedro three and child
ssmqn Tago,, NJ An.ena Casa, and VIE
s Mss s,.s as Mr. Mr. 4.
smith, DO; Mr. sondan Cuba NJ Van Benthuy AHA:
MoG's h s.s Ss aF
NJ Isaac Cohen NJ SsS; aSas%j,S
NJ. n fsm ys MRS s II. :. s:ss
Mrs Plat Mrs fa'z ans child Rev Jas Miller dutin,
srs IN
so NJ ssf kssa ne NJ r.s
Morgan MT ssHeo7 Mrs On Ms n sns ehd Mr.
1is1 at asi ga
lips Mrs sde And A. Mr Grill grs MAJ
Is ss,s, s ss York; Mr. Martin Miss
s Cos Pa, sss as
W rsaiment; John Floyd, Ny For Havans-An.oni ls.
Machado, Gienfuesss Jose ctszarri Hsvanna odo-
ara, sinera NY Capt shuIeldt United states Con;
servant Asrsnsois g. Ia Guerra psSai Psssas
srostsn al Prince; Pablo Echerfna seysoi Havana;
~ and %o Eng
land Antonio ! Mora, NY; lose ! NORA aasanai Mr.
Ia naza Matsnzas--aud Si59,059 specie.
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THE KEY TO THE CHESAPEAKE.

New that Washington city il comparatively secure
against any invasion the part OF the confederate
my and that the apparent hopelssnees Of being able &c
reduce Fort Pickeps dshearteniDs and demoralizng
the besegng forces there the next point Of importance
to which the leaders of the reApovement will most
probably turn their attention is FortressAonroe which
controls the commerce Of Chesape> Bay and all the
great rivers which now into H. The suLoned cut show
ing the position of this FORT win enable readers TO
appreciate at the motives for the Virginia secession
lists covetng s and she imperative necessity
Of its being held by the government Of the United
States.
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win be eeea from the foregoing outline map that
Fortress Monroe Is perhaps the most important rorHca
ton possessed by the federal government The power
that holds t can make Chesapeake Bay what
OK Governor Wise proposes TO make II, mare
clausssn,, and can control the commerce OF Rich
mond Norfolk, Alexandria, Washington and Baltimore.
The trade OF the James river the York. the Rappahan-
mock the Potomac the Pataxcnt and the Susquehanna
passes within range Of It's guns. 1t is, in word, tho
key od the Chesapeake and As strength corresponds 70
the importance Of is position In the hands OF enemy
tim, immense commerce would be shut up. Virginia,
desoyerod from the OF the Union 70 have pos
session Of It, Mary land, Delaware and Pennsylvania wosd
have 70 pay her tribute But With Fortress Monroe In
the hands Of the federal government neither Virginia nor
Maryland can long afford tho costly luxury Of secession
when can only DO enjoyed at the loss OF their com
merce.
s importance 10 the federal government a, the present
moment cannot be overratej, for holding IL, we can
keep open our ocean connection with Washington by way
OF Annapolis while another line Of connection Is also kept
open with Hayre de Grace. With Havre de Grace and
FORTRESS Monroe we hold control the whole e1teut Of
Chesapeake bay.
The strength Of Fortress Monroe corresponds with the
importance Of M position. It is In every respect first
class fertilization and ia considered 10 be tho strongest
in the United states II has been recently reinforced
that It's garrison now consists Of fully fifteen hundred
men, half OF them belonging 10 the regular service and
being skilled artierss. One Of the Massachusetts, reg
menss forms part Of Sssarson and there need be no
fear ofecn within us walls for II Is under the command
Of gallant Massachusetts officer. The garrison Is amply
provided with provsons 70 last for year, and II IA said
thar odlcers AID men have united solemn oath never
10 surrender IT,
The Cumberland man cf.wr lies Al anchor under tho
guns or the FORT ready 70 participate in any measure Of
Cumberland out Of the Gcspcrt Navy Yard and carried
the marines who destroyed the government property
there steaming up and down the Potomac and chesa
p.ake Bay looking out 70 prevent obstrucons convoy
transports WIN troops and provisions on board bound
FOR vashington and 10 aid in any other work In which
bm services may be required.
The desire tasa "a uppevmoss In the minds Of me vr
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Fort Of. New Yosk, April 40, 1851.

CLEARED
EXP ,s, Lane s sryr ayerpoomr Richardson Co
sa,k I, + WA" ,S, Iiooeis nayansJ Wsrd Co
BARK Wilian Lord Boston-Ag 4 r ] PEERS
's rr'nssI s n ms1 tsaaas,osl p Peters
seGr Darling REM. $40 'snel.es3 S9i, n
,an ''''' - c.--..r,. ,,r.,.
seb br Armada Knowles sesford-van Brrnt saght.
sehr Medora Barrett 30 tone y Peters -.
S''p A'ns'''' 'I ARRIVED 1s'''- '' N''
Steamship Bremen Q3rem) vessels brenen' Na a.iou.
ampton April ~ with mdse and * passeng., - s.,; -
fs'Ss1 is
steamship James Adger trsnsport, Pmhps, munyon's
Steam hip siasama 2rsnsp'r sesenca 1ansca y
20 s.Isa IS . q seasaea SHY yspiapes
p ss p SssS Sp o RsW
lao for Hampton Roads 18Th II, "a lon 81 pes ed oars
ship s@ ass m '"
Snip g, Mysi,e cEss SslaS Sissy, ia Cape
Henry hoIrs with gusn% to sarye Bros 18th lat Ia
fo5 ssrs.dss dos 'S ro . Alu ',' -'eFP'' IS
ssiih som 'D'' A''' "a'''' in ballast to n
sars yire d. Of RicepSpt va Lawy Rio Jancro
E ;PS.s bark &c Vest P Coast s
las, Porsrd ssa eo s n Oh
Ssiss.as SIR oh'' Of A'r"i'n ron f'f'ana Tor
Anna spr sHn ma sasq o4 Poynn a
Orig ALgelnc Avery, boston Avon,
for Philadelphia ,. a., :,
Brig Hidago toi Sachasl henere isensdos, Al Gays,
with sugar, 10 simpson Mayhem; 800, , 49,. ,
Brig Victoria Ursula ibr, OF ArchaD Lenoir fcon Ns III
days with coat 70 Arthur Leay lad very rough weather.
WI 1s rlessns ,,.o,, ,,.~s, G, uork 7, a,rs ,h
cotton ~ 10 ryask Il ~. ffborn ~ ~ $50 ' ~
ure n Mstthsss lsmphere Fllzsbethport for Charles
town F' -
scbr Plat, pater Santa Ctuz Aprl H. with rum &c "a
Roche Eros a cofIey ~ ~' 49, ~ 49, ~
schr lanes sa,terhaite tof phiadelphiao M.lov New
orleanp April Isl with hides Sc 10 ii Brigham Had some
s,yonc WIN "a. loTt fore caG ~ -
schr Ranger, iiinckiey, Jacksonville, 8 days.
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PIRACY ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

PIRACY ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
VESSELS SEIZED AND GOVERNMENT STORES CoNF1s.
GATED By TIE REBELS.
The navigation Of the Mississippi river Ia becoming
very precarious. The rebels seizng Northern YES
sells and conscatpg stores intended for the of the
government The Cincinnati Gazette says
private despatch from Captain James Good, OF the
steamboat Mars received here yesterday, stat ng
that the steamers Mars and Queen of the West had been
seized by the authorities Helena Arkansas and would
not be permitted 10 up. The above boats LET. New
Orleans the 10Th instant for this port loaded with
sugar moasses salt, nc. The Mars and Queen Of the
West worth $25 600, nd owned BY parties IN this
city. Three more OF packets still below Men,
phis and viii probably not be allowed to come up They
the Ohio Belle, silver Wave and Westmoreand; the
latter boat left New Orleans on the GOTH
The Memphis {Tenn) avalanche, Of the 10th instant
has the following
The steamer Victoria, OF the Memphis and vicksburg
ne arrived last night her OIL and passeBg full OF
enthusiasm for the Southern Confederacy. From Dick
Lghtborne learn that the Silver Wave led
with government property from 81, Louis, destined for
Fort Smith, was seized at Napolson WedReaday by
COL N. W. Johnson Of the Sixth regiment of the Akan
militia The commander of the iver Wave refused
to show his manifest but when the artillery brought
10 bear upon the craft he capituated BY this prompt
movement the South has obtained vast amount OF
viceable material to prosecute the war We Learn by
telegraph from Pine Buff that the citizens Of
that place stopped the Skyiark and TO IRON
her fifty one tons OF government freight, which will be
appropriated to the Of the South rhe Skyark is
81 Louis boat.
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ART AND LITERATURE IN THE FIELD.

AKT AND LITERATURE IN THE FIELD.
Clifford and witteredge have shouldered the knapsa0k
and gun join the jolly Seventh. Fiz James o'Bxien
afched with the regiment and r. c. Adams has
joined the cavalry corps forming al Palace Garden The
sword has come to be migher than tbs pen just
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The following record of the movements OF thus
far is OF interest We believe 1t TO be ubsantallV
rect though accounts der respecting the number OF
troops at Washington and in some Of the regmonts--
TROOPS IN WASHINGTON OR MOVING TOWARDS 1T.
Troops in Washington on Monday A. NJ, April %, from
Quartermasters ration list. ................. 200
18th regiment, New York, sailed 2lst in Baltic 100
9th regiment New York, sailed Dist in Columbia 500
7lst regiment New York sailed at in r. Cuyer 600
9Th regiment Massachusetts, sailed 2lst in De Soto 600
Sd battalion, Massachusetts,, sailed 21st In ARIEL. 800
lst detachment Rhode Island sailed 2lst ia Coat
Goth regiment, New York sailed esd ia Adser " 1000
Sth regiment New York, sailed sd in Alabama. 900
18th regiment Brookb sailed 23d in Marion 900
26h regiment Albany, sailed 23d in Petersburg 900
9Th regiment, New York, now in Washington 600
sih regiment Massachusetts, now in Washington 900
let meDt Pennsy ivania no in Washington. 1000
Penpsyl vaDa troops in Perrysville Esd. $500
Pennsyvs troops in Harrisburg and Philadelphia 10 600
Penney vana troops in steamer Daylight $50,
Norfolk Marines &c in Pocahontas for Washington $40
lot regiment Indiana troops, route ......... 900
ID detachment Rhode Island troops in Benve... 500
Boston Flying Artillery, pieces, 80 horses, in
steamer april ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Rhode Island Marine Artillery, pieces, 90 horses,
New York Battery, pieces, in steamer Mont
goLiery, 2Sd... 100
Total IN round numbers. 900
REGIMENTS REPORTED READY FOR TRANSPORTATION
AND AWAITING ORDERS.
Ninth regiment New York. 600
Iayd les'mepi New York lChasseurs) .......... 1920
FIN resn. '"' 40" f9Fs...:;:::;:: .,. .~'
New York Zouaves 700
Twenty eighth regiment New York ............ 900
First regiment, New Jersey Observation-Disclosures. 900
Fra, reg meat, Hartford. Observation-Disclosures. 600
First regiment Maine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Illinois troops ~ Cairo. Observation-Disclosures. 600
Indiana troops Mt Camp Morton, 1000
Missouri troops at St. Louis iai. ,.x.-... 900
Ohio troops at Columbus 1000
New Hampshire and Vermont. 1000
Total lS 900
In all under orders and awaiting orders. 81 900
In addic3 20 the above can add, from data in the
HSalth Office
Advance Guard New York. 1000
seventy ninth Hiphlanders, New York. 1000
T,,antieth regiment Newuurg 600
second Third Fourth regiments ~ Now Jersey coo
Frawortb's Fireman Zousves, New York ....+... 100
Aaattiopal Ohio troors. 1000
AS5,ooal Missouri troops Observation-Disclosures 1000
lat as above 81 900
Total ready ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
Tfs liz exc,ugiye Of Minnesota, Wisconsn and other
Western States rap y organizing their troops
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PrMAsnPBLa, April 70, 1881.
socks Inactive. Pennsy vana State 6vcs Reading
Railroad Iek Morris Canal a. Long Iaand Railroad, q
Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. sight exchange On New
York u par 10 Per cent discount.