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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

BY L ELEG RAPti.
Afternoon Report.
frOll Washington
Especial to Tribune. |
W ashington, Dec. %

ashlngton, Dec. 70.
This morning, Nj MERCER, French Min
lister, called at the State Department but
failed to see the Secretary, who was at
Cabinet meeting. Ii is eenjecturcd that
his purpose was TO communicate his in
structions received by the America, and
that these instrnctions,emb raced an urp.
ent appeal 70 the United States peace
ably adjust the matter with England.
A deserter from Centerville, who came
in to-day, says that. recently, portions of
several regiments were moved thence TO
Fairfax. Centeryille he calls impregnable,
and will be defended by not far from 100
600 troops. The whole army had been
for more then three weeks in daily ex.
pectation of an attack by Gen. McClel-
Ian, but after waiting 50 long in vain had
settled into the conviction that there
would be no advance this winter and
were making preparations to get into win
ter quarters. The 81 900 rebels ON the
Lower Potomac are also, according to de-
serters, building log knts and making
themselves comfortable, expecting that
they will not be disturbed before spring.
zen. Summers injuries are more seri-
Gus than first supposed. His spine suf-
tered so severe shock from his fall that
it Is thought doubtful whether he will
ever again be able to mount his horse.
He has been relieved at his own request
from the command of his whole division,
which is for~the present assigned to Gen.
Helntzolman, who retains his own diyis.
ion aIcn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Price S.eedaddies i'm Haste.

Jefferson City, Dec. II.
A tle#4#ft " h, i4s " It'll tllst
army several weeks, arrived here to-day
and reports that on Thursday last, Price
camp ut Osceoia was thrown into confa-
sion by the news that the Federals were
upon them. They beat hasty retreat
and when last heard from were at Humans
vile, going South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
The Sccesh Cleaned Out.
OtLerylIle. Der. "

oN0NI NII'Ft ItN, : q.
The cavalry which Gen. Phelps sent to
Lexington has returned In addition to
the Two ferry boats and rebel fonndries
which they burned and the rebel officers
and priyates captured, previously reported,
they killed the notorious Arkansas Robin
son, and drove every band Of rebels from
the country. For mites on each side of
the road they report the country quite
clear Of rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Alehinson, Kansas, Dee. a

Orders have been given to several
agents OF the Overland Mail Company to
take no more express freight from any
source until further orders. This is in
consequence Of the company having heen
fined by the Government for the reported
neglect of mail matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Hg-We learn that Honest John Ed

bkE-We learn that Honest John Ed.
wards has been appointed Lieut. Colonel
ofNhe regiment to be raised by Col. Ran.
kin Col. Rankin has made arrangements
for the prompt supply Of the necessary
equipments for regiment. Recruits for
this regiment viii be supplied immediate
" upon enlisting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Especial to Herald. I.

A part of General Heintzelman's com
mand celebrated Christmas by going in
search of the enemy. late last night In
formation was received that the rebels
were about to collect "A quantity of forage
at Mason's Meek, that a rebel flag was fy-
ing from Pohick Church. and if Union
troops would show themselves on Pohick
Hill The enemy would probably tie there
to give them battle. Accordingly early
this morning four regiments OF infantry,
the l05th Pennsy wanna, Col. Knight, the
63d Pennsylvania Col Hayes, the 9th
New York, Col. Hayman, the Sd Mich
gan, Col. Champlip, with Capt. Beams
battery and two squadrons of the 1st New
Jersey cavalry, the whole in command Of
Gen. Jamison, proceeded along the tele.
graph road To Pohick Church, twelve
miles from Alexandria When our troops
reached the hill they were drawn up in
line of battle A squad Of rebel cavalry
WAS seen GA a-liA a u lie or mare IL the
right. The battery was Immediately
placed in position aud one shot fired at
them. They scampered off in a moment.
Our forces waited a couple of hours, but
nothing more was seen Of the rebels. No
rebel flag was found floating from Pohick
Church. Gen. .jami+on finding that the
enemy was not disposed to accept the OPP
portunity OF n skirmish returned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

The Niagara, from Liverpool on the
lIth, VIA Queenstown the 10Th, passed
Cape Rraee Monday night
LoNDoS. l4th.-- Cousols closed yester
day at 9os@9s for money. Bullion in
the Bank Of England, increased e12s,-
600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
97ilf4iTiaa-11 alsi=l.-li.
MARRIED.

w The s3ih,at7 O'Clock p. NJ. at The residence Of
ht- X halloAaYt by the Kew. Nj Moore. Mr. Eul-
ram T. Hastings, OF Davis eoahts, 10 Mas Eniiiy
Farmer. oil ihis eity,
On Tuesday, December Gath AT the re nee Of the
nlae falhef near Charleston, in this county, by the
Rev Dr. lnskeep, Mr. Virgii II. Sullivan ibis city
TO M!as Susan t.. eldest daughter Of N. q. il edgeA
Rsq,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

rl MIR, Cameron huS sent three hun
dred soldiers, armed and equipped for
the winter, from the Detroit, TO guard
the great locks Of the saut Ste. Marie
Canal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
ONLY DrscHamGEp a psIoT.

4''3a''tIf III -
The report in regard to. Messrs Mason
and Slidell going out in the steamship En-
fePa5 which sailed for .tts.Fpoe! Yesterday,
arose FROM the tact Of the Europa stop
ping there TO discharge her pilot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
VI ON md AIldcif.

Boston, Dee 81
Nothing is known in Boston in regard
TO Mason Sildell leaving in the Europa
Tomorrow, and the rumor to that effect
is doubtless unfounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

nea~T The Knoxville Register of the eth,
says Parson Brownlow has been arrested
on charge Of treason and is now in jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
THE GATE CITY.
Il K O X u *:
FRfD1T, DECEMBER -.

The WEEKLY GATE CITY u pub
lished every Monday al This ONCE, IL
one or the oldest papers In Iowa, and
has very widely extended circulation
shroug b cut the Des NJ Dimes valley North
Missouri, and western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
FROM THE GsrI.F.

Washington, Dec. ~.
The Flag Officer of the Pacific Sauad-
ron, says all remains quiet at Panama and
throughout the lsthmns The recent re-
cognition Of the Mosquito government by
the authorities of Panama seems to have
tranquilized The public mind and produc-
ed general feeling of security not expe.
rienced for many years.
Dispatches from. Com Ridley, cruising
off the coast of Texas, have been receiv-
cd, from which it appears mat early in
December he captured the English schoon
or Victoria, Of .seyenty.two tons, from
Point Isapr,. witr 4 clearance from the
rebel authorities, having run the block
AIDE. The vessel was sen. to Key West.
Seven Of those on board took the oath of
allegiance, and six were detained as enc.
mics. The schooner Eugene, on the 9th,
was also overliauled, but was permitted to
depart, no contraband articles being found
on board. The persons of two rebels,
however, were secured. viz Thomas X.
Rogers, of Texas, aud Mr.. Zachary, of
New Orleans. The papers found clearly
duplicate them as rebel agents, seeking to
make their way to Mexico, and thence to
other parts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

q The following is list Of Iowa soldiers
who died in ST. Louis and vicinity during
the week ending Dec, 2lst:
Dec IA, Enoch Randall, Co +, Sd Cav.
=" II, G. Belcgard, Co A, 9TH Inf.
+" q Albert n. Wade, Co. i, ID Cav
4. g Strong, Go. b, eth Inf.
/" l6. Geo w Pitt, Co. +, 18th q
Z" A Wagner, Go. d, Sd Cav.
I" 10, David Park, Go. l. 18th Inf
" ,lno W Brown Co A, Eth
4" 90, Jno. Lewis, Co l.. Sd CAV.
Z" f" Jos Goodsen 60 y, 81
q, y. c. Pearcy, Co. u. Sd
9 Geo. Corner, Co. A, Sd
Z" knud Peterson, Co b, Sd Inf
For information in reference to the bur.
ial or removal Of bodies, address John A
Smithers, 'ndertaker, IL Chestnut St,
St Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Instructions for Preparing Claims
for Soldiers, Pay.

TO enable those who may have claims
upon .hc United States, for money due
deceased officers and soldiers, on account
of military services rcvaered, whether in
the regular or volunteer service, to obtain
the same, with the least delay, the follow
ing information is furnished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

December %, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25

ALpEyOn Thursday Jan g. Of diphtheri. Lucy W. aged
ye. and on The ~ q JsnS'y Lizzie L. aged years. eAu
Funeral services will be performed at the Chapel Of the Holy
ffer whence their remains will the Cemetery Of
the Holy Cross for in!erment
CoEY-On Friday May ~ Thomas COey, son Of the late VIII
ham j. Coey, Ia the 23d year Of his 49,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO stend h.
funeral Sunday afternoon the nth inst, att o'clock from
his ate resid,nce, No. 40 Marion street.
prRAND-In tbi. city, William Dursnd, aged ss years
The isuds Of his ny and those Of bis son. Donad are respect
No. $50 Grand street. on Saturday afternoon at oeioeh
pUNLAP-in Schenectady N Y, on Tuesday, May p at bis
residence Dr. Thomas Dunlap aged 10 years and s days
HosFoRD-In Brooklyn, on Thursday May 70 Lsna Fuller
wife Of r. J. Hosford in the 3st year of her age
The relatives ard friends Of the family are invited
10 the funeral her late residence No l33 sshins
ton street Brooklyn Sabbath neIt at u o'clock p m
HENDERsON-In Brooklyn Thursday May 81. JosePh "
Henderson, only son Of George b. and @'y henderson
HARRIMAN-In this city, on Thursdsy, May 2 Elizabeth
Moler only daughter Of Chas aud Sarah T. Hartman ssed
year, 5mouths and 10 days.
IONFS-A We,hed Union County ~ j.. Edgar Jones after
few days iIne,. ss.d ~ years and months
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend h: funeral on
LvINGsToNIn hi, city on Toursday May 20 sner short
and painful Illness Of bilious colo, Wiam Bckord young
90, Of William H. and Mary C. Livingston of hi. city, in
III. friends and the friends the family also the friends of Mrs
Bekey his grandmother and the members Of sunday School
No 49, axe requested to attend his funeral next Sunday %
D. m the Reformed Dutch Church. on Washington square
MoRRs-In this city, Thursday May 20 Sarah kins'Isnd
daughter Of the late Robert and Helen d. Morris aged
years aud months.
PosT-on Thursday. May 30 after short Illness Mr. John s.
Post aged IS years
Hs friends and the exempt members OF the New orb Fire De-
noon Al O'clock from the North Dutch Church Full
ton and William streets
RoBINsoN-In thi. city, Wednesday May o. William
Robinson aged Is years.
sEACORD-Tn Naples Ontario County MY, on Mondiy even
tns Nav 2o I96 A. T. sescord. in the 3S year Of his age.
City and Wes,cheser County please copy
sHorr-In thi. city, Thursday May G Mr. Hsory Shot,
aged - yearH
sSFDEkER-Iu Brooklyn on Thursday. May ., ,Phebe H.
ds1shter OF Rem b. and Esther suedeker aged years
months and ~ days
THEADWELI-In Yorkville, Thursday, May 70, David
TreaiweI, aged 60 years, month and 10 days
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
EROM THE lSTuMrS.

Carthagena dates are to the Sd inst. Honduras 70
the I'D Of April
On the 18th of April, Gen. Mosquera started for
CLipaauira to reinforce Col Santos Cutie rres, who
was fearing an attack from Gen. Paris, be bad been
sent from Bogo.a to meet him. after the defeat OF
Canal in Tuna Liuo Pena, who at the same time
made am attack on the division at Mesa, was tot ally
beaten. ) of bis men killed, wounded, aud 80
were made prisoners. Obando had joined Mosquera
with 800 men. Caqueza had pronounced itself In
favor of Mosquera. Gen. Jones, who it seems came
down to Honda with the bearer OF dispatches, says
that he saw. himself, from Vietta. Mosquera: army
advancing on The plains On The ID there arrived ~
CarthaQena bearer of dispatches for all me roregl
Ministers in Bogota. Those for the United STATES are
important He supposes that Bogota must be tsken "
this leo the story always goes, as the ian OF aAoA
had already been decided upon.
The quarrel between the Church and state Oh non
durss still continues, the attitude OF both parties Is
wsrlke, and, a. you are aware, they have had soue
fights but il is now rumored and from good autnofy
that Guatemala and san Salvador are going to JON tue
different belIicose parties Carrera upholds tne State,
while Barroe upbolds the Church-thlf, however, Is n
hardly Characteristic of the two Presidents but sun IL
il co. Gen Barros has already concentrated IVY men
on the frontier Gavett still remains ID jail, Dut WI"
be let al large shortly. ,.,. -.
Vicente Aguilar sad to have been the weathiest Oh
the inhabia ants Of Costa Rca late Minister OF Finance
and War for that Republic, died suddenly at his real
ence in the City Of San jose OF disease OF the hear'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-Y0RK....,..,.. -
Cleared.

stesmships-(ireat Eastern, Thompson Liverpool Gdnbe
Niptu1 A Co: Arsgo Lines uavIe, Ne~-Yok and hsus
Steamship De Soto Johnson, Havana Livingston, Crocbs
4 Co.
dover Kenny Glasgow, Zurich Batter. HAVE, NJ or
Co, Danube. Dizzy. Liverpool Nssnsh sensi Dr. bsth,
London Griunel. Miaturn Co. -
B.rk.-Lamplighter, Thoupsop, Demsrns j. M Smith =
Bon H. kn5al Packard, Rockand, Metcan Duncani G.
Heddle Crosby London, Miller Houshon r. G Dyer W.
nan bangor r. p. Buck l. Co.. Lns Fritz Wagner. fs,-
mouth: Kosnos (Bsu,en) DE Hsd., Hsmbursi Csriolan,
Stosnrr.fs Bremen; Houston Shaw, Gloucester
Bhgs Lottery Hurreu, Labrador, Dinwddie Co VIM.
Hsrper Eveson Cork Jackson Neil; Breeze ou,sbSss.
Philadelphia master; St. Agnes Mills DemerEsi Victoria Ura-
Ia (Brl h. Levin, Halifax Isabella higgins Para
schoonersPa,ion, Baker. proylienee msssI O. faIss.
Wooster Arroyo Charlie Willie Hooper Ehiabs'hPsssi
Emily Noisrson, Havana l. Osser.
sloop--J. r. sayre fengsr New Haven.
.Steanen-ssrsh Jones' Philsdelphis H. Willing - BAN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
Psssengcrs Arrived

y. a,om,,ip Champion, from Apia~dI-w u Mot, sSs
family Mr.. NJ l. Harris, Mira Gsstta and child Levy n
O. Myer. Capt. Scar. Mr ys.que1 pL M9.eno S,pS Sre.
well j. K Gsevih Mr. Chamber NJ. scLo-s Or ltod2cfs
J. L. Roper NJ. w Boutcn, Benton. A. ks,le ~ bsss'
Mrs. Gsutz and child w H. 6ridsy Mh ana MS r
Mr Bach and family, W. b. Hall, samuel Lent j. H. Ss<x
and ady Mr. and Mrs. ouarle., MUnoo, G founs IA y
McConne eli and three children K Hssen Miss Mary Bdlsy, j.
On and family A. L. Myers Richie Ssoss Chin s'dsn
Guund L. v Spicer j. H. Irving. A. Harris, N Brown NJ
Lstetayer and family Mrs ". x. Doe ~ Button D. hsin
,o-b Q. Fargo, Dhscon MI and hr' a % p.s'' w
Keith Joseph l. r. Wood Major Rosan and family Mr. Jo
d.n tw children and servant Mrs G. MsrDcr L. Mssoa
H. r. shelton, w II. Lee Col A Berry Ch,,e' CLssssf' &
NJ F,ip Mrs Merrimsn and two children, Mr. .ad MI "
smith J. W. johnson. J. b. Dunton bsrris'e MT. Wsns
and two chirep Mrs Dickson Mrs Nreedrnbus ana ismiy
Mr.. Meusid ~ NJ Estes T. C. Colby aud family John Sin
cisir family John Rodger Thomas Jewell VIM foy wm
BuIiur M and Mrs A ". Cudwoth. NJ w Allen and fsna
iy, Ms WIner and child, p y Bradford and fsny L A
Davis A. Hunter snd family. Lieut. Casey and fsIJy MIA
Appss.te and con- T. Csssali. G. Wilson ard family lieut.
Asssrder aud lady Mr. end Mira Lor. Ms. Bradford end
child n Kie and family, Mn wsstheroee' O. W. Bach sad
family and $50 in thu steerase.
child Mrs. CathaIine Davis. -
In ship daaie Boteen, (rcm Mo JdaHro-hf ana nfs W
Lima and child, Miss Scudd,I. -.
Is by2 ~ Stotceys FROM Mdtdgsez r. h-Oeo,se Apfshf
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
MARRIED..

Dy NOTT-yAN HORN-On Wednesday May p, q the Re
formed Dutch Church. Bergen, n j., by the Rev b. l. Isy
ior j. C. De Mott Annie NJ daughter Of e. Van Horn
all Of the former place
DICK-THORP-At All Souls Church, on THURSDAY May -
BY the Rev Dr. Samuel Ossood j. Moore DICK o. Seadye
Pa 10 Louisa daughter OF Andrew Thop, esq Of this city
rIIIFR-BOSTNI Flushing Long Island, on Thurs
dsy May 2 by the Rev j. Carpenter Smith tho Rev siinSa
Oreeneaf Fuller h,s Celeste bowek, daughter Of tne
late Rev. W. w. Bostwick Of Joliet, Ill
KIBAs-sEIxAs-On Thursday. May %. by Mayor Wood
Flornco kibss Of Csrscas, Venezuela TO E''her M oe "
this city.
sNYDER-LAMBDIN-On Thursday, May 2l In 81 Lute'
Church 0ermsnown, Pa by the Rev John Rodney Rect.
Ansu.ta. ID. Snyder cf Woodland N 20 Annie E. second
dsashler ~ Jane. H. Lsnbdn OF Philadelphia
sMITH-FINDLAY-On Thursday, May ~, by the Rev pr
w. W. Phillips, Robert Smith OF HAvesIsw' 70 hetn m
Finilay Of this city.
TUTHILL-TERRy-In 0reeppont, on Tbur,dsy May - BY
the Rev George Geor,e H. Tuth Of Jsmespo Lone
Island Ass Terry youngest daughter Of the late Jere
uliah Terry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
IRON SOuTH AMERICA.

We have dates from Valparaiso to the 18th, and Cal
lao to the 29th April.
rrom Chill we learn that commercial matters are not
impro,.; Failures to a considerable extent have 0c'
CURED since o last adyces and some OF the wealth.
est residents in the country have gone down. nave
little hopes of the news being more encouraging ior
some time TO come. -
The Government party has triumphed everywhere
in the most absolute manner their lists not only hav-
ing obtained the majority, but not having even e,-
been single vote against the persons previously ap-
pointed by the authorities.
las. sdviccs without any important event having oc
Cured worthy Of note.
We regret to learn that the last accounts respecting
the earthquake at Mendoza are even wore than th9ee
previously received as it has been aseertsned that
upward Of II 900 people pershed in this dreadful tas
trophe The details of The suferngs OF the survlsors
are very FAD, but throughout Chill everything was
being done 10 relieve the distress.
Rasiness was very dull. and transactions both In
imports and exports have been very restricted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
California Marriages and Dceths.
MARKED.

Tn San Franc.co April a. by the Rev. j. H. WAuen Geo. H.
Crawford of Nevada City Miss A. Nichols Of Atics, Wyo-
Al osksnd Apf 2S by the Rev B. Bell, d. D., Joseph B
Kelsey to Mary f.. kchteT OF Rockawsy n: j.,
In Honolulu March l3 Capt. Samuel D. stone OF the brig
Josephins to Ellen Il. Wood Of Wstertown, Mass -
Ia San Francisco by tho Rev Br Cheney Judge WsSr OF
Cooe Bay Oreeoo o Sasn r. Sheppard late o. Brooklyn ~
Iu Sn Francisco March 81 by the Right Rev. Buhop Kip,
d. d. Thomas Seywall TO Msris Jane Wahoufn
DIED.
Drowned in Nsps Creek April H. Capt j. c. Duncan. asd
IS years =, .
In San Francisco March 2s soon g. Graves native Of Con-
In San Francisco March a Capt John s. Mason native
Glor csster, Mass, aged y year,
In San tpuisco April ~ Edward w. Church, native Of
TEoy n Y, aged AZ years and months.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
NEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
cuRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Hv ,h nee ofbee Pills The periodic attacks H'''os
Ne, A, may be prevented and II taken OF 'ne "a, g.
~ an .,taek pn,edi,te relief from pain aud s''~n'''
obtsined. -, U.aiaeh, to
They seldom fli In removing the Nai''a anu
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing o'''",",
For Luerarp Mea S,rienfs. Delici.e feinies AZ ~
Of ,eSenta,y habiis they valuable IS Ld1o'''
The op,f sisn, tone and rigo, 10 tho digestive osn'
re.o,inq the natural elasticity and strength o the "o
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long ih'e'us'
and efaly conducted experiments, having been IN use
years during which tine ibey have prevented and
wa. amount Of plia aud suheog from HeadSche "e'
in,,i sin the aeros sygte rom deransed 'se VI ~
sfomaeh. 49, - l..
They are etirely vegetable IN their eomponion, a"u '
taken at s times with perfect eiy, witho" making sny
Of di., aad ne ab,,aceo Of any di'dgTeedoS s''e
10 aSaia..fey tcn % ehairen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Tho ,suulue have i've signatures Of HENRY T. sfAIDi'o
on each Box ,,,
Sold nv Druggs,s and an other Dc.les in Med'cinea
ABor viii be sent by mali prepaid on receipt oiths
PRICE, rs CENTS.
Al order. fhould be sddressedto
HENRY g. SPALDING,
Nc 49 Cedars.., Ee~-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
Arrived.

ship Annie Bowen of Baltimore. Collin. Rio J'nsiio ayrn
Z I s. Company R m fsy bank Ssf a.a a fs.
York for orders April T. lat ~ y s. lon :, sssnsns.s .
ass M - $ s lon q IS eIebnsed isna. with shp skov
ips blue AID red signal With white ball 10 center
ss s,9G # fssSs Gs",''S ap 9 4. = s. ss'1s Ss s
.Sp no sssi u H second as pendant yaoqlisn steering
NsS saH SGa n ss.s. 0 of lisa Mitchell q hip
"s hp b s So s Gsden.. days sugar to Nos.
ssp Go%sn Cutter Ne"Bsdford 30 hours in ballast Tap
Ship " Bssfcr Cutler SewBcdrd 30 hours IN b.r.ss 70
Bass i.asc H. D.vi. Ot Phisd,pha Hand, csrdonss Il
Bis BSho Bartlett Rio Janero March d. coffee 70 Henry
Deahsld April a. l.i s. lon q 50, spoke .h,p ksss
dsy .pois erySOat Pn. for Rio J.neiro .bsr q
Is. ssssy siy Is D1i: .s 81 r L T
with isht T. winds except hcurs daring which blsw
.c iOm N T. SEIZED in company with bark H. T. spesrsas
bhs NJ s,owsr.( (ot Boston,, s0we Msyssuss, p. R., Nay
BIZ yoo.csno tAu, Lssns. sunassnd Al days coal to II.
Biz A. ROs. tof ssarpo swee.sr s.gs L. days. sus.s
Bds Eiyirs CI.rk Eiilsbethpot coal for Boston.
schr ChlTmsr lof Bsn,isbe BuInsaue J.so cnb. n
days sugar, nc. TO Cr0cker Wood Co. Saw st Forum.
Rsck snd had been oopdemned IN tho hand. Of ths
schr. j. L. Bowman Dsvi. May.sues p: R. Nays :usl TO
on,sya Co. s.sd in sc.EsPy PAM via 90, 96s % s. cS :: e
schi. Pequonnock (of Bndsepor Barnes bsce'o"a NAY
sstr ,hn 4 Stanley Jackson Ponce, R. ie dA', sugar
Sehr Loiians (of Baltinlors) Mitchell Lssnsyn Msy
coffee 10 A. 81. Sexsa , ,
&. Dodge. - -. ,ey.
s.hr = ~ RYx.on Titoonb, Ssco DAYS, heading
81. Pam. yI,.nia Ladd Norwich days IL ballast
a., Emnire CroweL Boston for Albany.
sehr Three Sisters, Rsnrs Berlin. Me: days. wood
sch sen, H.,o,,. =. 5oi, a New London . dave
ssesner Ps.re - Providence, Rid.e aud pssa 70 =
&ssncr Tacony f'y Philadelphia ndse. to Lopr KhA-
patrick. 49,, -,
Bhxs. -
sssnuz Jacob Bel Anthony Nov Bedford D. hous having
ships Roman ard W. Badge In TOW.
enthusiastically Aabams. for WsIhne.on. With ,roops,
shp. Cui'vator Liverpool Southampton ard 1hos Hafssra
Londoni BARK Agnes, Melbourne
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
Mnrkets-cANErulIr RErORrrp son Tnr n Y. 1Klnusa.

Mnrkets-CAKEFULLr REroKTLp son TnE " Y. TRfBuss.
tkiDAi, May p 1861.
AsEsTho market quie, fer both kinds, sales Pots
as 3ll u ~ tli. Pearls nrn at IS blI
COFfEEIhe market continues fat aud nominal siles OF
400 bsgs Rio At 20iSc l39 Bugs Lasnayrs At lI4d5c no
bags Mrscibo at iJc $50 bags Sc. Domingo pat at li
mostly for export private terms.
COPPtRis dali. and nominal
C0r1ON-fhe market is steady with moderate .ale' We
hear u oo bales Mddins Upsnds quoted At ic and
DO Gull at i4c.
DYEwoCDS-Tie uAset Is dill for all Kinds We notice
sales OF bj tuns OF Jimscs Logwood q, Sl3
FiShThe market for ali Kinds dol and heavy the chly
sse- have report loo quntaA g. oeo Jana "
81 ?5
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for cssrn CsHsi Flour
Il scye Westen brands Of low sde ar esul-i and
rather lower; but State him and IN moderate supply
and fair demand for export and the East The medium grades
readily and steady Choice Extras are hn but not
active the saes l 100 bb at - 500 IS c. os
psshos Western s5G$5 % for supcIne Stste % lea ~ IS