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, 1861-04-15

:: We Learn from private letter by tbs Persis,
fsona VienuK, ,that wax which seems ineFitabl6
i tits country, VIII also speedily exist; in
Europe. Tie: Poles atsfuee fo be comforted
Mith 1ha- batting CONCESSIONS inside to them:
Ths HupRariara, excited by the affairs of Italy
afe determined to follow the example Of Tho
ltalia1s, and achieve like nucceas. But this
u mot att.I9he 1ethafgic -Bohe1nians are also
aroused, and arc preparing for an early fsyolt.:
lndeaa, there eeens toha every prospect TINT.
hT the dEst of1une thA rebellion of tbs Ebles,:
fs s112&x34xss md 4hAG Bohemians will he.. ..in:
aaes e9s &tRaa IN <,te& Sks
, 1861-04-15

=
r-c7s IN efsfn;s, aouree. says the PhilAdtls
n1ta Lxdatr. We learn that the Who;e numoe9
of orqanizad volunteer companies ID IaM
State l. about 900, averaging abont 20 men m 20
m0 naHormsd ToIunteer5. fhs entire MILL
tery foFes Of th6 Stats II about so,tAN Msn
esrxblo Of military duty: Tes arms Or ne
COM compsnies' 1 = ana comprise 13,oeo mnskots,
4706 rifles, 2,809 cavalry swords ana e4oles,
SKI pistols, 60 pieces Of ordnance, nemg
Hpound bronze cannon. OF the aooTd there
are ouIy shout Z, 500 muskets oftho new model,
1900 improved rifles, and about q" easA'5
swords.
The balance ars unit for active service, b.
fnr mostly Of the heavy old flint lock. Tho
: 50 piecaa Of ordnance are In good eondltion.
w1th tbs exception Of the carfiage8-; Ffom
the abovs It will be seen that the volunteers or
the 8t&te have but 4 800 effective ANAL arAs.
leaving an actual deficit for them alone Of
Id A6o0%aNo symk ara furnished to the militia
By the State ftseE All that sEs now Issued 70
the uil1tie are furnished BY the Unitet statea
to Pennsyltania The sum OF $z~s1D0 u
annually appropriated to tie purchase Of a!uas,
to be distributed among the States and rem
tories, in proportion to their representauon
In Congress-. In addition to the ffty uniformed
companies now enrolled In Fh1ladelphla, tHo
regiments have been formed, which are in.
tEAA1A Al4 l1AWER1hlV aG4 fASSt ~
upon by the Governor Of Pennsy y1Fania, or the
President Of the United States.
-, Quiet.
: "My youngest boy came to me ID great
rage once" said Mr. Lincoln in one OF those
speeches which particularly shocked our Den-
ocratic contemporaries, "and complained that
his big brother had bis knife, and would not
give It up. found on inquiry that he had
sold the knife to his big brother, getting falr
equivalent in candy; having eaten which he
now insis-ed on having the knife returned.
The little fellow hung on. and insisted on my
Interference. Bob sat still with the kule u
his pocket. At last, getting Impatient at f9e
TOW, said, %! Bob, give him the knife. da
dyes" replied Bob, sbut need 1t more,
father, to keep me Quiet"
II IL very apt illustration Of the position
Of the country three months ago, and not In
approximate now. There aTe stil1 men left who
play into the hands Of the southern traitors by
this plea: "Give them What they want, and
then they will be quiet" say these gentlemen.
"Don't disturb them--onlT let them have
their will-just give them what they Want,
even If it Is not right or copstitutional-what
does it matter ?-theJ need it to make them
quiet"
But the loyal Union men North and South
need something to keep uiesn quiet, too, and
they need it more than the traitors.
eoUTH CAROLINA JURISPRUDENCE -Seces-
sion is nine points OF the law!
j. q. Lane, the new u s, Senator from,
Kansas, has gone to Washington.
, 1861-04-15

~. Er.aWhat Is shew brad, amt n asked
:Ike. ::yh9: we :reading the ;hi6le. why,
M11psople sa.n hy the making Of shoas,
Il n, i. :, - -. III.
, 1861-04-15

8. ]. Smith, Sandwich.
Davfx Il DennAn Charles
H,syminer, MI, a.fattqou.
A. Hlscock, Arcola
Rutiidge d O'Brien, Ash
G. ". WE Meconkey. Oakland,
Thomas Mckee. Aattoou.
J. D. Cope Fairfield,
Thompson & Clark, AlbfAn,
Lewis q HundIy. MorTi on
HpmphTtes 4 Brown, Cairo
B. T. Whitaker, CaITo,
Star r. Taylor, Nashville,
J. ". Lucas, Ashley,
D. 3. Rice, AcCoEnb,
Joe- Drake. Prairie City,
Lock 4 Bro. Blandinvil1e,
] Il. fArwood, Elg11+
Vim. Conaut, Geneva
Buck L. Roe, Auror1
L. B. Marks, Anna.
7. Watkins, Jonesboro,
Rtdgeway h Bro. MI Car
mel
Hfust1eU 4 Johnston. Eter.
ling,
Benton 4 Son. Fulton City,
Winter + Bto- Morrison,
Witrich Il Baninger. Ca
len8,
John Fowler, Maquotu,
]. 3. Brewer. Knoxville.
", Il. Heller, Abingdon,
J. Du1.ean, Knoxville,
Winter L Eolxan, do,
Z. G. Huntinxsoa, Gales
bug.
Tnoa- warren. BfloEepoft.
Anderson q t7la8s, taslens
1Ma ..r
r GSah An, taf!euFMA
= 4sat{atd: ship:Es az,
~ n; HasN1sA ta3 iotss
niea --
r. 54aaleWotM. blueFm@
~ y; = Mstar. "GA",
r. y fa9% oo'
f. ~ GIaut, i.aAarne. I
T. 24oEeIsy GNGAs3es
Y. ~. Chil1, DO
banner q Eo,t An4u4A
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u = ao~ar1s.s ~.-,etaa ~ ~ H., = :1aa-
e,,nons .ehoo, .ass - - 49, ~ e.sts ~ san.;ns, s o
q ~ .se-CaSot.s ~ ssas =. M 1890 11a =. -
IN u-a..s,.'.s:IW. ' 4' - 3,s -"o
, ~ -. 'e"o'a.p os1ooi npIa!iee -
- ..,.~.ss - ~ - w ~ ~ sae s'enaVe' "a-en oup
.@s"ss1 Va. seps*s 1ue LAW aae'oflzlue
aa,ttfn1 ~ ~ srsa.1'a. ~ ~ ez ..s11u s.s M 1..,, ~ -
"SneA |us 0Soene5 Wa eousa1
-. VIZ ri. -s,,s
~.:, ~ s f~,1 ff s..N ~
- ~ s Aloa
s.s1.1 '7'' - -e4e1' "4sN1oe'
= "e ~ A~s1on-
- 4o1 S'eSo 47.tSo.toa0
.e 80 ~ ~ 1o1 'n' ~ ~ 80 'e.o"
s.:.1..ss. @ ~ M e ~ o7aesolen1 1n'
e.. s1x ~ ooo. ~. p,,.. m 20. e ~ eno. ~ 80
To.1;ta, 90 soa ono ~ - 1'sr,2 ss'e' - @-.o
sa.;ss, 80. s,..s - 80 s, ~ 49,,
asa.a1+at;sn - ~ - oas e.S~ -. ~. -.
81 -, e ne.s:tr, 80 - = ~. ~ w
~, - 1ha-;tv ~ at;1Han,,a. ~ ' WV '''|'
~ Ths ~ , s.aa1sh,1 - .s.+"ssaa .. ~ H.. 49, -.
,r- rush.s.,. .,rs,1.;ss ~ ..,., M " ~ 'e'o1e
c,,, oonv.ntson ~ .o..,d.. ,osszsc..s ~
-, 60 ~ ~on9 aAen1neut' -, "
.no o".'eu S'~Ioo eonn'Atalion' AAe 1eso1o-
s..nensarts sa s ~ ~fon ssaaea w some cor
' =. r. p1ofo79 aus ePes'AS ensuoi1eut'
uant;o @ 1s; ~ ao,,1a ~ ~. ~ Sa1so ,oa d eon
Tha Ass.m1,v ,naaf7n,ts1,, ' 4ostxsanas. 1 = a 49,
,,,...s, =. - - -, :, ~
-. -. ~ 80 -ne .e.aue. y. 'ne 17nu
So =" so' 1AA - A'oA'sso au'1 Guy Raa11oaa
~ :.--
o ~ olans soun.y' unoer lne eon-
.Asn 10y sna s,, -" ~ 1ne oehens o1 tno la1o
WILL w enean nain tataer 1oan
soo', n4Ae ihtfouuceo pui 1aeAltating the tak-
~ s9'1ton5 "no slF4ug tnenl eoio7 otner
AAu III .l7 n1Alntenanee OF taelr r'ghts, which
seens i1Aely 10 Pass. IL mas none ot the odor
OF repaofanoa ABOUT H.
1here "as "nlsn oid time In the Assem-
oly wednesday afternoon on I'LL relating to
the eohstfnet1on OF fa1lroao. between She
ooysan and roma gu Lac Its passage was
sonsesbeo tor some nouls oy CALLS OF the House
ana au sof1s o1 nllouste11ng tactics, aad the
members generally engaged, by way Of ampse'
Ment, IN hurllng paper "ads and Javelins, and
IN other performances, giving to- the Assem-
ply Inc eppesfaace o. pein6 anything oat de-
Aps1a1sss pooy. .....-.
80" oaaA @aA 1as 0aauy passea eoth
nousee' .---
w. Afe GA rejoicing over tne ai1noet certain
e4eesion y snose Gole og aoont tWo thousand
a'alol'ty' 1ne omolu returns, Often varying
Gus u 'otsa Hooa previous fepoft6r con"
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J. 8. Richards, Molina,
j. E. Miller, Rock Island,
". 4. HourAe, Cord6vtA,
4. 7. Chamberlain, Moline,
c. T. Clepp+ngsrd & Co.
CordoTia,
Battle, Camden Mills,
J, h. Burlington, JerSsy-
Wills
Collins, Carlyle
E. B, Lockwood, Carlyle,
Vim, P. Cook, do
j. n, Lewis, Morrison,
J., Il. ThomAA. Ch,1licothn,
Il. J. Ruxg. Peotta.
Gl1let q To-, La Sal1et
Vaa burg d Cuppy, Earl
F. 1. But+.rns1d. Mar.
R3t1lea
D. walker, Ottswn
Kpcheler b Co.. Peru,
" Glds Albany.
81 ThrnsnsoH- f}ttaxs
! + i j Thorntoa.
Marnnfia
~ - 7oSn nsro1 hs.r
o. r, s,t = son1os''t1' 0es
r,59aM.. mon w,,nsn, ~,
I*oSsw@ SsT q "1u"' e>1-
e. X LGllen. omsy. 4
y n-CAncaeno1E, G!ea1noas
Shufley q stiles 4eula,
4eH d Hn1Knte Loni&rA
GeorKe Htn1ck. 1cnt&-
s. C. Robart8. Decatur,
#. L. Barnes, do,
J. B. Brown4 do,
casur. -
LAforKe b c.. Decatur,
". S. treasey, do,
j, Dodge. GklenA.
, 1861-04-15

:TNBURE-.YOUR FURS FROM
l. MOTHS bJ lsavinx thsm At Our ssare
NO. 11& LAKE HTHEEGa -
They will be packed In such xnSnnat to render
thsM impaIyinua to MOTH or d4npness, and Insured
rom Ill damage Of l9Ht 8eeetpts 4tv1n Rnd charges
low.- J. A;sl1TH q CO.,
: a9T3aI HAtsata Aa4 Futrt4{s.
, 1861-04-15

lFrou, tho Examiner, No<eolf. Val
Cephal1c Pills accun2 2sh tho oh}ecs .os which nA7
ware made 7tx: Cure Of Hsadkaka In al IT. t7rznA
CFrora the Examiner. Norfolk, Val
They have nsen tesssd ia more taaa thoasaaa
cases, With eut1re succesa
prom the Democrat. st. Cloud, Mimi
n,you are havs osea a tEoubasd wlta the hssdseha
ssesa iaI n eass pe of ID s.aek ' ~ 1' s
From the Advertiser. Providence, z. IL
The Cephslic Pills arc said TO be ssuarkably eaee
ier nat very frequent eonpa'at which ha4 s7sE aeea
discovered.
rFrom tbs Western T. r. Gaastte. Chicago, Ill
" heartily endozsa ". spald'sz md his uars1asa
CephaNc FIs.
IFrom tho Kanx~ha Valley stss, Kauawha Ya3
zso seEs a. e. RI sqfsx q U.s. Witt ' h''
[ftozn the Southern Path Finder. Nav 0reana, LA1
that your 70 aided the alreadJ nune1~
ols nst that has received be=edts that 20 ches ue-
eua can produce.
from the St. Louis Democrat1
The Immense demand for tia article (cspaake Pll3
b rapidly Increasing
from she Gazette, Davenport. Iowa.
Nj, 8pAldtng wonid not connect hia aams H.1 "a
Article he d12 not E3oW to paass4a real mari
iFfon the Advsr:'aeE, grov3deneA, r. II
The Testimony in taetE aypr i strong from TIA most
respectable QuattarH.
IFrou, tbs Daily News, Eawpart RL1
CephaNe Pills are taking ths plaea of al kinds,
from the Commercial Bulletin. aoston, Ns1s.3
Ssia to be very afle4dous for taa hfxdache&
TFrom tho Commercial, Cincinnati, ohin3
kqhaxt1x humanity can p9W b Eategsd
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/ ALWAYS SOMETHING NEM.
/ r.: !: .::4r7 | =.
sen1z sonzrnlaa WHICH IA.
sroos
the TEST OF YEARS,
Al. s7aa CRAWL
/:
Nsre and Nsss Popular EVERY Day.
PROF. WOODS
HhzR RESTORATIVE.
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAY OF IT:
4 distinguished s. Louis Physiciaa writes.

II. IoEIa. July 10ta, 1&A.
D8AE Sn-AI1ou ma tho pleasure aud satzaee.
ton 70 t1anait to youtae benencial effects Of your
HaIr Restorative. Nter trlal Of tive years. COM
WHICH lme have not bean viEhout bottle % naad.
when commenced the usa my hsit waa quite thin.
and IT. least one-thud grey. A few applications
fh1s time.
Alter my hAtr waa completely restored, continued
hair has ever Continued healthy tois and glossy ana
Euy scalp Zee from dandrnn. do not fnasius fhe
fActs above mentioned viii be Of any particular ad-
vantage 70 yo0 or even datter your vanity at this sts
and even more wcndeffut oaes throughout the Unon.
have occupied y time tn travelling me greater part
Of ths tine t1s PET three ysas md hare taksa p!ds
exhibiting ita effects In my own case In seversl IN
stances have met With psope that have prononncea
~ nae9g q sSyinS tae{ 20 ESQ ana Tont a nI r.
Ing the matter that they had not used your AZ ele At
IL but had used some new sErls aasd 2 BE- a good
noticed two or thfes articles myself adve1tEed a.
above which hare no doubt arc h1mbuGh Ii IA
tonfshtng that peonle I'll at1pnize article Of no
reputation E9en these Is ons at hand that has beea
Apparently, some ef those chaz1atans have not
Drains enough to Wttte II advert semeLt u notice
they have COZ led yours word for word, in several In
stances merely inserting other plaoe Of
have. within tbs past nye years, seen and talked
9Th 1oEs than tw9 tnon:snd pers as that hagc assd
ness grey hair, Rcald head dandruG and every dis
eaee tle scalp and head are subject to-
Of Sou L
You 40 1t liberty to publish this or to refer parties
IL Fl VII pFeapy " @ cara
JAMES, WHITE, ND.
, 1861-04-15

= B Cor. Morton, of Of Indiana, hss sent ont
s0 hInt-lock muakets ,sfrom Waahington To-
Indlan&poli1. That won't do; .Governor.
Flint1o belong to past age. YoH are IN
old IogY. Why, one of our qniek-handed Hue
men could tip you oyer betWeen the striking
OF efYour Old hro lLousssM4 Jonr.
, 1861-04-15
QUE wI8ooNs1N LETTER.

- |-- AEs'F5s* F5*s.FFSss
Promotion and d,xNompl1unen nent-Tan&z
GrankA Mkttex1s~Edutatt0H
p.0pFf&t1onk-ACona CoM.s
xenal9Mas.4tsms..A9u HlectloR mad
XoNf&.+$.
, 1861-04-15

Edward Bernier and Pierre L'Onderyille ar
rived from saut st. Marie night before last,
with the mail Bernter informs us that when
VILE vary Geld, the snow quite deep, and the
Ice is still strong In the river. They left Mack
fnaw on the 18th, at which time the ice in the
Straits was t.oo and lat fJet n thickness, with
no prospect ofits- thawing soon. The shore Of
Lake Huron from Mack1naw down to Tawas
Bay, was lined with achunk Ice, :" thicker than
corresponding season for many years. Tho
travelling wss very bad from Mackinaw to Ia
was, and at tho latter point the trof4s au gz4ed
and dogs had to be left aad the mail carried
the rest Of the way on the back. Bernier gives
it as his opinion that the stsaiss viii be- open
much latar than usua1- = .~~~-: =.
, 1861-04-15

IL esrtsta uaprhcdpssd pszaoas IN stasuptaa t.
pa1n ID On the unsuspsctaa naaae, mutations ii NJ
FREpARED GLUE, vaua eanttaa al1 pszsoaa -
exauln4 h1fora purchasing and yes xAst Tia taaaus
uNALpMGs rKYpAHxp aLCI,A
u ~ tha osszNA vsspsg, SA esasn - sxtndsrs
eeRtHAth s23e4ATA
, 1861-04-15

XIV 1041V Wits 1VHN VllEVIE NHFE UEHu 6IJ.
pointed Postmsstszs Of their several locali-
tics:
]. B. Howell, OF the Keokuk Gate City; Mr.
Edwards Of the Mount Pleasant Journal MI,
AE. MRhin. Of tho Mnscatine 1ossraal: Mr.
Beardsley Of the O.kalooaa Herdld
Mr Knox Of the Indianola pssstor::
NJ. Davis, Of the WlnterEett Hadisoniaa !, Nj.
Maynard, Of the Council Blnffs NonpaTsiz Mx.
NJ. DEips, Of the Naquoketa Rxalsior Mr..
Daniels, OF the Upton 1dse,tiasr; Mr. Dayen-
The Independence Guarata. III. Cook, OF tha
-Eddyyil}e Reperer.
, 1861-04-15

j. q. Lane, the new U. s. Senator from
Kansas, has gone to Washington.
, 1861-04-15

From tho Examiner, No<sun, va1
Cephal1c Pills accomplish tho ch}eck eaf which 0s7
ware made 7!x: Cure Of Head&aka In Ill it, to1znA
, 1861-04-15

Inc AAA0uncemenL Oh our bulletin board.
at noon yesterday, that we had received intel.
ligence which rendered hosti1ities between
the Government and the traitors certain, ere.
ated great excitement throughout the city.
Tho intelligence was Of such Importance that
we Issued our first edition containing It ear
lier than usual. It was with difficulty We sup.
Piled the demand. The expressions heard On
every hand we're such a ''Glad Of It," SCOT
q Government at last, u" Guess the Fire eaters
Government will stand firm" !" "Good-giv
'em Ill.," Not 30 easy to break up This
Union"
: The NEWS seemed to relieve everybody. The
long agony Of suspense waa at last over, and
the Union about to measure strength with it's
many expressions Of sorrow that wnr had CON.
menced, but Ill seemed to feel that 1t, with all
its horrors, was preferable to the suspense
which has cast gloom over the country the
past winter. The crisis has now arrived, and
and all must take one Of two kides-for OF
against the country.
We should judge, from the feeling: hers,
President from this city,. the 6ther day, that
# he would put his foot down firmly against
Southern treason, million Of men Ii the
NoIthHest would stand at bis back, was not
far from the truth. The moment the traitors
fire on national flag or Into national vessel,
volunteers without number will be enrolled
here The moment hpstillties are commenced,
rendezvous will be opened, and companies
formed to tender their services to the Govf m
ment. There are, Of course, . class Of polIti-
Clans among us, who raisa their hands in f,or-
ror at war which they have been fnstrumeu-
tai In producing, and who say that the North
xil1 not fight, Or, Il they do, will get whipped.
Ihese are tne modern To!les, some Of whom
may yet hays their unpatriotic chatter stopped
, 1861-04-15

=. looaEsspsndsnes .ot tho Chicago odfthune.1
= Il: A1nssos, via, April H. 1851.
aea. j. e. Aessmore, Of Lacrosse, resigned
a1s esss In shs Assembly yesterday aas1ng oeen
appointed Judge q ths Sixth Judicial Circuit,
rom which new circuit has besn cut Oh 1t:
tns present session. MI. hessmore Is = lawyer
Of good ahtattes, and his appointment BY the
Governor IL perhaps the best that could be
made; oot tnese = good deal q 20 feeling With
se1aW 20 tne oav'sien o. me circuit, and the
present 1aage' ~ - saa, PROPOSES to consider
amse9 - stlA suoge Oh the Circuit which re-
'a!ns tee olo i mama ,-::. ..-; ..ez~ - .:
- A1eut: aov. Nonte Vas eomplimsnted last
eyenlng bT the pres antatton, on the part Of the:
members md officers Of the Senate, over
"n1ch he mas 80 ably presided for the past two
seas6-o' some tine medallion pictures, and the
Photographs OF those sssociAted with him: The
presentation speech was maaa BY Sen. Ma1on,
t1enocrat,) aud both that and the reply OF
the Lieut. Governor, were in very good taste.
Afk%nnk %fffH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6-6 p. M.

l.. NJ
The public mind is kept in such suspense in re-
gard to tie naval expedition, and the movements
of our armies, that business is impcdcd and gene
raj duness prevails. News Of any kind would
lead to increased activity. The money market is
quite inactive; call loans range from to per
cent, and very first class paper sells at about the
same rates. In foreign exchange nothing has vet
been done for the next packet. The market
closed firmly.
Stocks continue steady, the market being in sus-
pense Buyers are waiting for from the feet
and from the army; the bears are doing the same
Private advices from Washington justify the ex-
pectation that hostiltes will shortly commence on
the Potomac; a battle is hourly expected in Mis-.
sour; our armies are moving in Kentucky; pending
all which movements stock spectators naturally
show tendency to preserve a mastery inactivity.
II we are beaten in battle decline OF one
two per cent may probably be expected
IL we are successful, either on the Potomac
or in Missouri, our sanguine operators will
probably conclude that the war is over ,.and will
rush In to buy. similar result would probably
follow the announcement of the occupation of Bulls
Bay Island and Beaufort South Carolina, by the
expeditionary force. Meanwhile the European
advices are decidedly more cheerful in regard to
pubic 1eeling IN Europe on the subject of war.
Lord John Russell's letter to Mr. Hayman settles
the question of foreign interference with the block.
ade Some Of the bankers write that il we win
one victory United States skies viii be wanted
in Europe at premium. At the Stock Board
to-day there was not much change in prices.
Pacific Mail sold at par-an advance Of per cent.
it is still ten per cent below where it stood when
the present arrangement with Vanderbilt was con-
summated, and when it was earning Is per cent less
per annutn than il is. Burlington and Quincy rose
l per cent, with general inquiry for the cash
stock. Erie preferred rose "a, and Michigan South
ern T. The last month shows earnings equal to
$3.50, against 1913 722 same month last year.
In the other railway shares there was no material
change Governments were frmer than last
evening II seems that some OF the bears
Yesterday contrived 20 set possession Of some
United states skies, and threw them on the market,
in the hope OF creating panic. The result hardly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-07

BEEF CATTLE.
Tho "1at stale and Improbable" business transacted
At Bulls Head last week had the effect to frightcn of
some Of the more tmid Dealers and, as consequence
the supply on sale In the several yards in
cordance with the legitimate requirements Of the "raer
nity' in this city and its subul ban surroundings
Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City, Astoria, Hobo
ken, nc. OF course prices were higher; but they
were in no wise exorbitant ana afforded on
a fair remuneration. But some Of the butchers
who rank as second third rate complained
u the high prices though tho class butchers VIII
experience 10 dilhcuty in selling ut fair profit, mad
little or no objection to the advanced pretcntons
holders though took them Somewhat by surprise TIL
market was much better and the range Of prices
not so WIDE sure indication that the number Of poo
cattle Is smaller The range WIS from 61sc. to SIC.
&C., with lively few sales at the extreme rate
The bulk OF the sales about Sc. The offerings all
sold cnding few small lots of State cattle, which
could not find purchasers last week.
Mich COWS.
There is no alteration he MAJ ket to chronicle Tho
demand continues moderate and prices remain without
noticeable change. Our quotations above represent the
current prices at the various ts
VEAL CA sES.
The market has been rahcr more buOyant this week
owing to the mode ate supply of beef cattle, and with
steady fair demand mi prices have in al been
ized The best offerings met with ready sale at our OUT
freely placed at the respective prices oed above VERY
Tow sold at the inside rates
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
mo very neaVy feCcits uuris tho fSI rev Weeks du
not appear TO have cx,rted very unavorable influence
on the market and oil good grades continue to nd eay
ale 81 prices showing very little variation. Consider
ing all things, the market is better than usGa, aud
holders manifest msch frmness in ali their opera
lions. The following sales, in lots, at Chamb rims
present the ma ke at the other yards clearly may
b.. The % pic may have been little wider NJ thc
other yards but the general sales eat about tn same
rates. The sales in lots follpws:-3J sheep aud
ambs at $6 IS do. at &5 25 do at 81 30, 1855 do at
260 do. a SO rs, CTS d. at SO 80 6l do. at So 81 40
- at 80 25 2l9 no. az Il $50 Do. at S3 l21s 40 do
e. 236 do. at 81 SI} 1854 do. al 81 621 23l do ii
So so.
SWINE
continue IN p'entfpl snfply; but, with fair demand
they sell about as they arrive at prices within the
range OF 3kc 4isc. SC.
REHABILITATION.
Tho tota r.csipS Vi al stock at all the yards, in
GLIDING Bergen fog III week and last week as fol-
lows
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III
Considerable excitement has prevailed here since tho
arrival 81 the hdt nee OF tho re
ported fitting Confederate states priyateer at
Shanghne, an the Uriea Sscs nboat saginaw has lsf
IN search. The Whole snslr my prove a canard She
cannot become priyatr mass blsk letters Of maraue
are 20 be had from some ageat Il the Confederate Statcs
or that hor rcpto4 uaser has brol KIT such with hin
from america elter q narqle gives tn, name size
rig, gus, and N rbOr 4 board the vessel carry
FURNISHED complete FOR tho vessel Ia Question II how
ever, the aitclars im.ra;eI have b.. filed nm In
shane h4e i not possible blas further d. ctmeats of
sinar nature mas b- ~ eGr'ence. BENZ al die time of
tale 70 Der ESQ. owners the British flag great
caution viii be- Fs tie part Of the I'm ted states
onoer IN coni'na1d y shc sag nav.
From sha thma Daily Press August lo1
Wen we II H.f must say that thc disruption OF the
United Stats hA1 San 81 those cslamitous cha
rctelis.cs &c "hiah OH wars celebrated. The
United states "a 81 .trekoeper at shan hae was poli
tcian named Jtass Gesry--we be. eve he earned thu
btis from HAVING Dr"a MAGISTRATE in California II
seems that o. M from Sh,rghac TINT man IN
cOlnectHn Wa Olrn WARD ttho celebrated aliblsprl
captain Area ("ha brought sac steamer SURPRISE from
AHofh ~ ~hA captain iypca Qor some years in com.
mAha o. the seisr Ahsope aud lately OF tho Conestl
paiehased u't scaoeh.i Neva equipped hor from the
United states asya stores and intend 20 cruise OF tina
coast az pfiSnteer Tho steamer Saginaw hurried mn
yesterday ca The mt geIcs beng made known and we
MAKE small Il bt WI. capture her.
ward " des crate character and has large Gum Of
money which ne has made IN tls mper ial service He
wn cnneetol VITA Walker and Is sailor by profession
Lynch v a Northcucr. We fancy the affair Will end in
hardly be had la time.
We heard that two Of the Saginaw's officers resigned
unon learning the Oh of her trip but
Withdrew Their reslgnstions