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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

IMP RITA Mt N 10 E.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


On and after TUESDAY, LIST day OF Octoher, the
Passenger Train OF this company will leave Rich
mond fdaily) for fredericksburg mt o'clock H. Nj.
Returning, will leave fredericksburg at D A. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. n.
s4 SAM l. RUTH,
Supt Transportation.
Office r.. T. 81 L. II. r. Co.
Richmond, Sept 20. 1861. So 2--ts
OFFICE kIcHai u AND PETERsB'G X. Il. Co.,
Richmond Va, Sept 10th. 1861.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, Sept 18th,
I the Trains on this Road will leave as foi
lows
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily at.---.-5 a. NJ
Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Richmond daily except sundays, at 4 =. a
Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Petersburg daity, except Sundays, t.--.a A. M
Mail Train leaves Petersburg dGtiy at - q p M
The Mail Train Is the only one connecting with
the roads South of Petersburg
Travellers viii bear in mind that they are required
by ths Government to have passport when they
leave the city. THOS. II. WlNNE,
ST. fO--ts Superintendent
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COMMISSION BUSINESS
VIII make liberal advances BACCO,
WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, and all other minor
products of the country, such us BACON, LARD
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS, Gc., &c.
EgQuick snles and prompt returns.
se l:t--lm
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DICHMO ION ID AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ii, ROAU.-I'aSsenger Trains leave Richmond
daily at : A. NJ; West Point daily except SCnday)
al - NJ; West Point Sunday at T. 81.
Freight Trains-Chauye OF Hours.-Leave Rich
mond daily (eNcept SGuiaysb AZ , a. NJ; West
Point diily (ex,er- Sundays at 1918 j, W..
Freisat received At Richmond Gaiiy except Sun
days AMI. r II.
~ 2l-rs r. II. TEMPLE, S;.,pt.
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NL CLOTH BLANKETS, CAMP cons |
AND STOOLS On band and ntanutacrur. |
pg daily, super Oh Cloth Blankets. Camp Gers and {
Camp Stools for sale at reasonable pFe,s, by
Allen MOTT.
ga IL Corner 18th and siain sts.
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basin Bank Richmond va.) So l5-g@

To B 4 &C o,
G K AIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

i Ladies III Want OF Dress of those handsome
goods now selling ut 30 cents worth ~ CENTS, just
suited for the season, viii do well to call today
wednesday, As the store will he closed he balance
OF the week. and the lot is near closed ont. To
day is the only chance. reeoliecT. Gail early. at
EZEKIEL 5 Cheap Store,
Sc 25 1t Ms,n street
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attend her funeral nom her late residence. WYNN 'a
N's ~, ths fFrtday) aftsruoou u two o'clock.
=, --ss ssasaee oopy. AN q. 49,.
yonr ses, nm OF Cornela w. and Jacob n. Lulosson
AFTER short and severe illness, ssso years. N'A
and q days. an
Fsreweu, dear loved one, words cannot tel
But the heart does feel for one We loved 20 wen.
The friends and relatives OF the family are
Ted 70 attend the funeral this (Frday) stern ,oI,
INV. eck from the residence Of his parents 20 11ss
one 6'st~, 1t further invitation his remAns WIN w
taken TO GreerwO> /" ~ at Movristown, n. j.,
TnoRuxY lon Monday, Apru -, ,,.u.A states Navy
MaaY. wfe Of Dr. John Thornley,, Uni.sst bis city
aged %, daughter Of Nathaniel Pearce !.
WILLIAMS in Mystic, Conn.,, on Tuesday Aprti TO-
FRED WILLIAMS, late Of Detroit, In tho Goth year OF his
ske.
Michigan papers please copy
WmTMAS--Op Thursday, April rs, after lingering
thress, nASA, wife Of Thos G. Whitman ST. In the 57h
year Of her age.
The fnerAi services viii be held at the residence OF
Jsiues Pyle q North Moore street. this friday morn
ly ar.s invited 70 attend without fur her notice.
WHAirxr.-Or Thursday, April 25, Mrs. ANN wuAIIzY,
aged s2 yeara
Her irinds an6 sbose OF her son In law James McTe.
witt respectfully invited ~ attend the funeral IA
rday afternoon at two O'CLOCK from her bate residence
"A Esst Broadway
TO- IzrrR son Of Jamss A. and the late Kate A. Whit
lock, sged years, monthe and 20 DAYS
The relatives and frendsof the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Priday) afternoon
from the residen,e OF bis grant father James G. Whit
lock, corner Of l2Oth street and avenue A., at awo
O'Clock
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Canadian -four was 6rmer and choice brands were in
Demand with sales OF 500 bbs at full prices and rather
higher for common qualities Southern -four was runer,
especially for medium grades, with sales Of about
P pns wnn ne range q sne aooys
tons, with saes Of 100 bbls. Corn meal in
ieir request at our figures, with sales OF COO
bhs, closing within the range OF the above quotations
Wheat closed With seadiness, and owing to the decline
10 iIeisbts there inquiry for export The saes
lucky 81 so 81 60 for white Michigan 81 40 81 as for
white IN tana 81 90 81 80 fer red Western, 81 25 for
choice sorg u 20 81 q for milwaukee, CLUB aud 81 70
for good Canada club Barley was duh sales Of 500 bush
els made at $50 at the railroad depot Barley alt
was tIn and nominal Rye was heavy; sales Of 1900
bushels we're made al Csc. Corn hrmer and In good
demsn,, with sales so 900 bushels CSC for West
ern mixod at the depot 64lo 65s, for do delivered
CofrHE was quiet, awaiting the public SALE TO como
of the 27th inst. sale Of $50 bags sknings (Rio)
was made a. lie a II &c.
while saes embraced about 900 bales closing at about
1870 l4c for middng upands; at the close no even
lots couo be bought under l4c.
FRncHrs Rates favored shippers. TO Liverpool about
10 600 bushels OF engaged, including corn an
Wheat at &C. SC IN bulk and bags about 600 GOO
and ESQ bales Of cotton at 3l6d "a. To Glasgow q
vessel taken up TO load with 10 900 bushels wheat
NAVAL SroErs-The market continued to rule very
6rm, With sales OF 100 bbs spirits turpentine at &c.
zoe Common rosin from yard vas neld at 81 rs.
Provisions. Pork was in steady demand and prices
without change Of moment the sales embraced about
1900 bbls including mess at SIS SIX SIS SO and at
~ Oh PRIME, alo extfa AZ bccf WAS
more active and prices re, with sales Of about 900
bbs closing at 80 $40 IS for repacked mess and At $1
M i, sa1 d a w eaa ney win sass "
800 bbls aud terces were made Of 6c 10. for shout
ders and at 8hc sAc for hams. Butter and cheese
were in fair d. mand, with moderate sales.
RICE continued in speculative request the sales EN-
baced about 900 casks, chiefly within the range o.
Axe. a SIC.
suoARs.-Ths sales embraced about 800 hhds. Cubs q
AVG a6hc.
wmsKEY was In good demand, WITH saies Of 800 bbIs
1 Mt lSKC. a lQC.
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York Cd bsats saiaca, susslsy susnss ay,s.; Ancs
ss.ss saa ds Ids D.ycs Hand cod s asSs
-av, PhiIsdeipAia
.s''s: .s-S .::
ro ssarSs "A s ssr FSs sSss
Bank; q soss s csu,ss
sdasns san %
SS .Y from sa Ms. cS
sDss0i aaasyt .ssr oiSsi sch.
CANDY Albert psIsr gssrss and w.:tsrn star cr0wsl
fiSsff'RRfDs1 n ae II . W ssg S.sos
ass ine 5s.as .a. wsss
''' o,.s ss:''' sl5 Ssssa, ,l:Sss
s:s:.; gnu. 4s;:. Brothers. ...'.. ~ ss'
sssn.s. s.Ss s1s,s ne s raw
%inss Cope LyerDool bs,s Esnsa dc bellevue. saunsy
sA 'sp John Edss .sss barb:
LIKriehi Pa,fs cardenss; Louisa. Teel Messina scSs
ssa: essSs k:s g:
o y rsr S.sSy o w
sysri TIs2e, scu'i salem B Mathews Portland Snow
f HRsnis" sf::s Tsss
stsy 1 in9 s. Of liz
Rs ss D'hg wa0P
pssdsr's9 Boston sSow Flake; PisSi.sos Boston
Fcx a. ssao ~or nson smith Ss'a Ro1su
Lsdy BlIen ca,sor. Foston; Browning, aIdey; mo,
Crowell Provid, nee; Connolly. Connolly, Work B
BIester Edwards, Bri,to Gov an ton wnsmore Boston
nece names Msyagusz: snrs Isabel Alberto Tooker New
York; Heller Long savannsh IA Mar .taney faD. Mum
Ad.rd.ee sites and Edsi Reed Gocsspsss Boston; An
CID brig Lenisa Tel Bos scb,s Ann Maria Harch Port
spain: obhe DILLON Snow. enfuesos Three Brothers
gont Herring Boston: Matanzss rsie Portland; Ants.es
Cordery New York Cicero Burroughs Providence AaoA-
Gardner Salem: Benj Berry Weaver do saml Nash,
Davis chsrsstovn James Allderdce Sites Edwin Reed,
Coodspeed; VIM Colyer Ravrer and Lamot Dupont,
ring Bnstoa, Ontario. Van Gifier. New Bedford.
2bthld bark Grand Turk Dohver, poston schrs Eve
sne yorke Havana; Geo Byron, Hardy Boston; Bristol Al
Ian Nyork
SAN fRANCIscO, Aprl s-Arr ships Black Hawk Bow.
Work Grace Darling Req and spitre Leach Bos
TOM Emile Persice (Fr} Bo1lett Bordeaux; brig Martha
wcrthngtnu Frierd Boston sld 7,h ship Anglo ssxon,
Caveriy Mssssn: lark "MaTfs" London 9th ship Mary
Wbiiridge, Hong Korg
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
THURSDAY, April 2J-6 P. NJ.

THURSDAY, April 25-s P. NJ.
The war continues to absorb public attention,
and the apparent delay Of the government in at
once forcing passage through Baltimore, AMI
holding that city, is severely censured In mercan-
Tile circles. Merchants doing business with Bal.
timore are In much distress. Several firms here
own or are interested in -four and other produce,
which is now in that city; Of course they cannot
remove or insure it.. The news this afternoon Of
the seizure Of q Bremen ship by the rebels will
operate unfavorably for their cause in Europe.
There is very little doing in money. Capitalists
not anxious to part with their funds except on
the very highest security, and long paper, even
good names, moves with difficulty. An impress
sion prevails that the war in which we are now
plunged is likely to last some time, and that the
extensive preparations which the South has been
making for some months past will give them the
advantage over US at the start. The banks have
revived the arrangement OF Noveussr last, by
which the whole of their enormous specie reserve
is thrown into one fund, to be used for the sup
port Of the government in such way as may be
anemed safest and best. A similar arrangement -
,,s.,r % Ia carried out between ~ - :
Philadelphia. The new rom Europe. per Asia
renders pretty certain that specie will ere long
begin again to flow to this side from Europe
The Bark of England has reduced the rate O.
interest to five per cent. American stocks arc
higher and q, is cotton. France is reported
to be abcnt to en,.,r the market for loan Of
800 900 600, and Italy ,.ora loan of 10000, 900
The Bank Of England is aiming, the Bank OF
France losing specie. The allowing are the
rates OF discount in the principal cti OF the Cont
nent:-
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PEDKU DE MUSQUEKAs
In the corresponding section OF our morning ssue or
the Gath inst the death OF Senior Pedro r.
de Moequera who died ct Grsmercy Park House Mon
day last Of congestion Of the brain. Mr. Mosquera who
was only a years Of aye much esteemed by th,se
who knew him for his gentle and afsbe manners. Ae
the Senior Joaquin Mosqucra the last President
country by the marriage Of his brother 70 Miss Georgns
seven; of Philadelphia, Pa.
dis funeral took place on wednesday. Tne remains
we're TAI 10 ST. church. Twenty eighth street
and afterwards conveyed 70 the Mount Calvary
where they now repose. The ceremony was numerousy
attended and nong others notcei Senior Yrisarri
un,.rsr P.enipotent airy Of Guatemala and San saliva
dor ana his Secretary the Cousuls OF New Granada and
crezueis, Ssr Cyrus ". Field DR. Theodore Dwight NJ
isonat,c asants IN New Granads, and connections or
fhs deccasoS ~ - y, -fance.
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tArTA Cscs--Brs Coaie-w Maycrhofer, Rosa Lang
mont
AVA r 1ss II s1en ana NEW
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nan, Pgushsseyssei Muller New York; Jas Hsdson do;
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Csns new fok Mr. and Mrs Alfred smiyr aud child New
n;s .s so,s ssT s%'.A sfssa s,sss
I ase.s u tGs Ma . sfssnss
pur,s New Yorh; Mr. and Mrs ID " Folet Boston; MIS-.
" ne M SSf " s ~ SsA a
Hno George M. s sss wei ssw yo Sor s%.S
yis r.; "A ..:Sss i Issi.ns s James csss
samuel Hal two Children sus servant sSs NJ
S s:: y "a S:sss
sDss wS s' sSs sSS 4:
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s%s.ss and Grey Have S. md s sss
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sasnd. ysgooi, SURGEON Davis Tssi Hess isa.
nse ana ssss sas%
3osss l'edse vi e., Is h.. eqS Enssnd
children, rev yors, nsfupepvo and TREND a7a FER,
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Bans Rate, Opsi, sIrrkst.

Nothing was done In foreign bills to-day.
Bankers ask log and merchants about los for their
bills, but there are no purchasers for either At
the present rates of exchange gold can be i'm
ported from England at profit.
The Stock Exchange was not active to-day, and
prices were irregular. The progress of events II
leading operators to the conclusion that, whatever
happens, slavery in the border States must be
swept away by the war, and holders Of border
State stocks try to realize as fast as they can in
consequence. At the morning board, Missonris
declined per cent; North Carolinas, 2; Virgnias,
"a, the ccdpon skies OF the federal government
like .-~Is6 declined l1%. The speculative stocks,
which have generally been over sold by the
street, were better. New York Central opened
at 7O11s, : decline Of per cent from yesterday,
-ose TO 7IL AZ m, first board, to 731% between the
boards. sold in the afternvsan az 20 and closed at
TAX bid. illinois Central advanced Il at the
first board, Rock leland "a, Galena a, Burling-
ton u. On the other hand FL &c deci2ed "A, Pa.
ciHc Mail ~, Panama q, Michigan guafansseed
Il, Michigan Central a, Toledo 4. Between the
boards the scarcity Of stock led TO general i'm
provement, which was hardly sustained at the
second board, though the market closed steady
The following were the last authorized quo.
tations-United States SIS, 1874, IS o 20; Ten
nessee e's, 43 q as; Virginia G's, 42a Il Missouri
6's, 40 Al; Canton, TX 10; Cumberland Coal
preferred, a 6; Delaware aud Hudson Canal SO .
SO; Pennsylvania Coal, 20 IS; Pacific Mail, 90
Ga; New York Central, 721I a x; Erie, 20 a
"A; Hudson River, SO a u; Harlem, IL a II;
do. preferred, 29A q 80; Reading, 3lA a 321t;
Michigan Central, 43 q Al; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 13L "a; do. guaranteed,
2sL n; Panama, 100 a a; Illinois Central,
$50 "a; Gslena and Chicago, 571< x;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1917 a "a; Chicago and Rock
Islsnd, s71% n; Chicago, Burlington and ouin-
cy, SIX q So; Milwaukee and Mississippi a 0;
La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 5 q
o; Illinois Central bonds, 80 90.
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,.nskv Havana; Martin Tennesee:U 3sndulfo Havana;
ieSer.s, xinols Miss Lydis rcmpktns s:tavts NJ.
dr~n. kaiti-Src: C0bAilo Havana, eosat 49,
vim ~ ,,rxsr and John wakeC Peanss'v
-~s~ n Nee ,0sams1 -..s; Il Eo-dhngar
ssNcG ". NV .w o,k Mrs VI copp and infaui Wood
Nh srttr ,u Mobiles schultz New York; Mr. aud
RAndsrxor r~eu; cha wcrosa Carcins; lanes
leans ''D sHa Secter New York; Goodman, Now Or.
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Markets,


RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND CO.'S CIRCULAR:
Yesterday the Bank Of England further reduced the
rate Of interest to five per cent.
CorToS-The demand was animated early ia the week,
and prices Of American ranging from middng upwards
advanced full I'd per h. but since Tuesday with less
doing, the market has scarcely beea 80 firm Sea- Island
without change. Eurets In good request at full prices
In Manchester there 10 better feeling, without much
business Or any quOtaole, advances in rates ~, :.
The quotations Re-Mddng Orleans, 1fd. per 10
Bas1perrsrs The weather throughout. the week hes
s az e the
money market having failed TO impat animation 70 bust
nees On Tuesday wheat and -four met limited retsu
sno although holders would have accepted less money TO
eject sales Of quantity. Indian corn dull at decline Of
At to.dsy's market very little business was dono
IN wheat, and buyers had the advantage In prices.
Flour Cd per barrel cheaper and SLOW Of sale.
Indian corn IN very small and ysSr
for cSc.so lis Sd to lis 1od FOR Milwaukee; Ia. 70
Western 13s Southern 13s Cd to l4s Cd. per 100 lbs
observation-disclosures supefne, 2ss 3D. TO 2as extra 29s
70 s extra Caio zss 70 sos Ga choice iots SIS to
Ccrn--Mxed, 36s 6d. 70 36s. Cd yellow, SIS; white
s7s Cd. 70 sSs. per $50 lbs.
been large exceeding for the 800 tierces OF al
kinds principally old, at ASS. 70 COS new prime mess
s0s TO SIS. 3D., now India mess, Sos to u.s. 3D. per
FORK Arm, abou. 500 bbl having been sold at s2s ei
for "Crsgns'' new; and COS TO eas o. for old. =.
BACON continued quiet; the consumptive demand 10
limited out except Ia occasional instances holders do
nA give way in prices.
-CHssss u steady request, but freely offered
LARD has continued in good inquiry, but closes que,
buyers having supplied themselves largely by their ate
hases We quote American at 55s for good ronnne
xs- 81 for CHOICE :.
TAILow freely offered and again lower; Butchers AS
ISOLATION We quote at 65s per cwt In London, ass'
prices have declined.
QuExurRos BARx.-Iu PhiIadeIphia nothing do!ng;
1000 bags Baltimore fold at o. 81 to Is. 81.
RoMs Common quiet, Ut A. o.. per cwt.
6KDs For clover there has been moderate inquiry,
chiefly for export, at 44s Ass for new and 37s AS
for Old IN quality the sales reaching about 500 bags
M timothy 10 bags sold at 37s $685. per cwt., AMI OF
faxseed, 200 hhds. at 70s. . 75s.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April IA, 1851.
The sales OF cotton yesterday footed 900 bales or
which coo taken by spectators and for export
Messrs Hewitt Co. report: the market closed quiet and
Grim at previous quotations Bresdstufs closed dull
previous quotations Provisions continued steady In
prices, with more business doing.
The Asia, which sailed yesterday noon for New York,
took 81 600 In specie.
LONDON, Aril l3-P NJ.
copsola closed today atei. ok for money, and
Illinois Central Railroad shsres sold to day at 26k q
FAX discount. Erie do. at 2sZ 2ox.
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Married.
BrrTR-FARDoN On Thursday, April 20, by the Rev
Thomas vermIyea, Henry H. Butler, OF New Hayea TO
PBsBE J. PARDON, Of this city.
MuRRAy-Hnr On Thursday, April as, at the resi-
dence OF the briaos mother by the Rev. W. Morgan,
d D., WILLIAM 8. NvkRAy 10 ANNIE T., daughter Of .oe
late Captain Alfred HILL
Boston, Portsmouth, N j., and BrltsH .,n,a ,anars
please copy.
~ ,,ne m 90 Thur lay, April rs, by the Rev.
ell Of this city. v &C.. " A'SS MANI 49,
LQTIi4s-1~--
.sos"--' lysoS On Tuesday, April %, at g.
50, church, by the Rev. Or. Morgan, Mr. WILLIAM q.
IuwSLlY TO Mies MARY ATKINSON.
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Spoken, &c.
ship Sea Lion Aexsnder from Maumain Feb S, for Eng
lard, Feb "a, lat n y, Ion re
Ship webfoo Hedge from Francisco Feb % for Liver
pool, March II, lat 9f5 N, lon 1i5w
American Ports.
APALACHTCOLA. April I4-In port bark Col Ledyard
Sutton. for Nyork; schr X " Palmer, for do.
MOBILE April 1a-Arr ship Aiisa (B, Main, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANs April l9-Ar steamship Magnolia, Gro
we'll Havana Wis Kew Wst ships Cumberland, Merrill Lv
erpoo via Mobile: Advance 1hlda Hsvre; Casts Howes
br owes liverpool; schr southener smith, Norfolk via
hey West Below, coming up ships Birmingham, from Bos
ton; Conyerse; gsns, Leayi from NYofk Ntsgsra from
Boston Annie Schmidt Miiekep, from Havre .Nimrnd
Psyuter from liverpool bars (span) Luaunsga
from Msses ten Taylor from Bos,on schr Lewis Chester
frm Philadelphia CID ships Odessa Barsow, Lverpoo
gnt,enburs, Weeks Havre; bsrts lola WIFE, Patterson
Bordeaul Revolution, Webb Gibraltar and markets brig
fautue fLubec) stinen, Hamburg
Tored TO fh ships Eliza Mary, and stephen Baldwin,
bark Prfma Dcpa. t7ht ships Bockapd, and Adelaide Bell
bIigs Csttel, and Chapmsni 18Th ships Kenmore
22dAn shrs Eloiss Marcy, Manila: Csstine smith, Liver.
Ionl VIA roIesns bark Lille Knowles Buenos Ayres brig
william Todfe Anderson Savannah; schrs Argus Eye,
fckerst Nfrieans: John Forgvt. Applsg
&c. A 4 u. liss: ssie Jus esrsn ,co.hsk-r and
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Court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

srrRxAs Cgssr-.ascuT Part Nos S2ss, se17.
sIS! $3.50 o. Pa, p.,t Nos sofa $3.50. $780, s,ss,
24oo, 24l0, 3oSe, all4, Sseo
srrEsloR CouRr Part Nos. 1888, $50, 1872 1885,
TIT 1926 lS4s, l7lT, l7le, AIT, 74a 1888. Part o.
sa Vs. 1885, iS4s ls42 1884, ls4s, 1850. 1884, 1855
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Omcaal Drswangs or u. France 4 Co.'S
es sare IeSterrs-Authorzsd by Of Assembly, paved
'Anua5y iss9 Grants 2 run twenty years
81, 50, 8, &c. 81, g. IS, &C. O. 80, 73, 3d. a. 49, 10
on Cocso, DATgD-cLAss6 50. Drawn April IS 1851
80, so, lG, 40, Is, 20, 5, Is, 65, sc, II, 20.
Ohcuia-s sent free Of charge by addressing
B. FR ANOE q CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Della ware
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Drawings or Wood. Eddy Il Co.'S
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTrERlEB,
KyKryexY. Ezra Class 27-Aprii IS 1851
10, 81, 6S, Al, S. 40, 80, 80, s, "a, %, 10.
KEErucKy Glass 248-April Is 1861.
q, 40, o. IS, 43, 81, 50, 81, So, So, 81, IS, 10.
Circulars sent free of charge by adtesstpg eithsr
WOOD EDDY 90,
C0vington, KY, or St Louis, No.
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India, China ana Australia.



TURIN, April Is, 1861.
In to-day sitting Of the Chamber OF Deputies the Pre-
sident read letter from Garbaid, In which the latter
declares that n his reply TO the depata.ion from the
woskmsa's Association OF Milan be had no intention
Of offending the king Parliament. also that his dsvo
on 70 the king too se known and that consequent
ly his conscience would not allow him to descend us.
ty himself against the charge OF offending his Majesty.
In the letter be said also that bis favor OF his
country too notorious to allow IL to BIO supposed
that he wished to insult H. He added that the
In which the Southern army had been treated had
flied his aou with disdain, and concluded by proposing
project Of law for vast national armament No sign OF
either appreciation dsapprob ton marked the reading
OF this letter.
April IL, 1851.
The 0ciol Gd=se of Turin publishes decree ordering
the formation Of volunteer corps comprise three
diY'sons which the Garibadian officers will hold rank
DEoENrRALIzATIoN IN FRANCE.
PARIS, April II, 1851.
The Mo.stc.,r Of to-day publishes report from NJ Dc
Terssny Minister Of the Interior to the Emperor which
followed by imperial decree ordering admnisra
tive Decentralization Henceforth the projects and sub
prefec TO decide certain departa and communal
affairs and various other subjects which until
were decided by the different ministers
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