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RASGoR. Ar 3D. .eh "a Efccz', COMBS, BucS'
sport Pensacola, toaramtn, Bel at.
Ar ith, sen, Richmond. P,,racr; Lebanon.
Creamer. and pa.hav, Gamer, WAIl"bofn llar-
binser, Ryder, lsiesbsra; Pt'"'u, Ntcy Ga;H-
sport Challenge. Butlock, Ltncolny,il'.
AZ 5th, -ehs Nm. Me3obn, Gay, BseSspoIt :
Aretntu,. H; .ia., 0frfas'ea.
Oh tn, .el Eastern Belle. Turner, Hu. k,pnrt
Ar tn. sebs II Efaaci Harvey, and Mas.ui,,
Perry, Buck,port
LrBse.-Std suthu ait. sch c ,therine Wue9r. N,
F,,i,Iga an \ tn.,ea.tel cruise
TO-,
=, ) = - - IN I'm VI ''''" ''''
me- - - : - -
Et1Ssr9Ur - " 3ts' brig Isabella l"we,', Rcct
Sa'sH' 'ea 9AfAn bpeS' magyar i'fN'
BttH.-Ar 1t, sch Lucy Occult, sWeetIani,
York (aad cid for Ellsw"tth)
MAcniAs.-Ar 18th. sch Wm Pope ColJeth Dos
TN 5tst, sch Cu."e tester, N"w York May
Liower, Holmes, t'cston iantIc, Bancroft. EAst
Naehia'
sid .9th, sch Linn, Bra bury Ho'ton u, sch
Cfu.oe, Ia,ter, Machiasport ID, May Flower,
Holmes NJ chiasPort
Bcsrov. -Ar3lst, barquc Visiting Wind Ilav.
lin. CaliG; bli, Judge lItthawav, Walls. Grand
Turk, tt; sch Wreath, Randall. Maoniss
CID l,t, seas Martha, latenan, Machllsgort
Pioneer, iiaskeil Deer i,le
Also I'D, schs Hannah 4 Abigail, C'ok, It
George, Jane, Haskell Cala'''
CID ~, seas Harriet Carter CAIA.' y Jones
MOON, nahe c
Ga ~ .eaa on Fill" T. 'ys' En''PoI ., sy'
- -. n,o, Is,n
NI.1" t.5 .1 Nh r., IN, EN-.
CID 5th, brig Mir, " Holt Dodge, Plymouth Z,
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Clem'S Summer Cure.

4 SMILE sweet syrlp, compounded Of roots and
bAras containing drugs ,r Il lrtcri5us srbstan-
ces mild aud safe It's operation, agreeable 70 thr taste
and mt rs other dtrr"a preparations efh'tislte
the bowels thereby enangeri the SYSTEM uecessitans
the immediate use Of cathartc, but gives immediate re-
H. nyIgores and strengthens the patient. aud ie YES
the bowels a healthy, natural condition. One bottle Of
the Summer Cure sufficient To ordinary case
w or pgons being generally sufficient Ia cure he
,t violent attack and bur six bottles are trarrahed
to cure my one case OF confirmed chronic CafHotan
DiIrrhe4. II The summer ure l. aHlhi-
TAHiy idapAl to all ages sexes AMI e'ndt 'usi none
can be injured y proper For children and in
FAINT. and particularly for children teethiue, 1t has no
,gaE The Summer Cure las been used in great vari-
civ Of cases three years with Astonishing results
eT haung faied 10 eject cure To northern troops go
ing south and 10 mothers with large families % children
the SUMNER Cure is truly invaluable.
TrA agents selling this medicine, At their dlsere-
tim refund the purchase money 10 prisons dissatisfied
with is results The Colone Of any regnsnt Of New
England troops will he furnished GRATIS sits one bottle
each for every commissioned officer in his command by
applying 10 the propretors an, u te gen, al
+ agents. race Ducts per n'Ve,
O. c. Goodwin & Co. Boston. Gen. Agent for New Eng
land H. n. Hay, Portland, and u. +. bradbury, Ban
gnr Gen. gents ioI Maine.
Sold by Druggists and country merchants generally,
3m25 nowEs & CO. prorictOrs, Belfast, Me
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Ar at 0rogheda 18th, tanin, Folsom Eastport
Ent for ldg at Liverpool 18th, Apams, Adam,
Eastpoft
Ar at Aspinvall 2jth. brig Beronda.
Ar at Liverpool ga ult, Monmouth, Jones,
Eastport.
Cd 18th, Adams Adams, Eastport.
Entered outward 18th, Autocrat, Burwell FOL
Eastport.
Ar at Galway ?2d, Palmetto, Mitchell st John.
Ar at Buenos Ayres June u, + 5 Means, Means
Cadiz
Ar at Petou 25th ult American Eagle. Wilder
Pembroke 9Th, scbs Samuel Appleton, an.
wood, Dighton Robert, Move, Jr, Holmes, Penn.
broke.
Cid 3Oth sch American Eagle Wilder, Pembroke.
Sid from Cardiff 2lst ult, barque Sarah Nick
els, Nickels, New York.
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County Normal School.
,INHE FALL TERM for Hancock County, vii

East Maine Conference seminary,
August 10Th, and continue eleven weeks. Tuition
81, 90. students intending to enter will be exam
med on the First and Ihnd Saturdays of the
Term.
The regular exercises of the SEMINARY will
commence at the same Time. Tuition usual.
Common Branches $500; Higher English and
languages 30. No ertra tait,on, except Tor
Muse. Writins, Drawing and Painting
NJ New Glasses formed alter the ttst Saturday
Of the term.
Board in the Boarding House, S2,n0 and S2,25
per week; erything included except Washing.
Those wishing to board themselves obtain
rooms at reasonable rates.
H. p. BUCKNAM
Buctsport. July 80, loGl Avs
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We are mn

We are most happy to state that the
report of the death of Capt. L. N. Jones,
and Of William Deane, the standard bearer
of the regiment, is not confirmed. 1t is be-
licved that neither, though very severely, is
MORALLY wounded.
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10 8 :

-, Lark gray mare. about I've Gears oil,
-, DARK ialue ali tail leather strap IN
-------- eHe Il her mad feet; WIS missed : l.
Ut It Il 1t. Any person returning saId mare t.
"a Il he suitably EeH4rteI.
J. u. DAVIS.
Strry, Au. 1th. -
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SPOKEN.

July 81. OF Little River. Me, barqae statira,
Bourne from Calais for Troon, scotland.
July p, lat 81 -, lon 50 q, fishing sch Harper
Of Bucksport.
July IL. lat - 80, Ion Il, brig Anna TorEey,
from Great Britain for United states.
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Mrs. WINSLOW.

An experienced and f,nls physician has sooths
uly grup children teethng which greatly facilitate
the pr Of tcetlus. by spteung the gums reduc,as
all tafAm4tnnWiii aay all pain, and is sure %
late the bowels. Depend upon IT, mothers, it will give
rest yoHtseiyes AMI reiit and health your infaI
Perfectly safe in all see advertisement in another
column. ly.5
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Il q Il - al O .
Vessel for Sale.

The schooner SEA RANGER" a staunch an,
good vessel Of 800 tons, high deck-carries a larg
cargo. This vessel has full equipments ha
just received thorough repairs, and is in complete
order for sea-now lying in orland-will be sol,
on LIBERAL terms, by
A. p EMERSON.
orlapd, June "a, 1861, 26
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Administrators sale.

NOTICE is hereby given thu ~ Nir,ue ~ a license
from thu Hon. Parker Tuck, JpI-r n Fru9afe 10
III County Hancock ths subscriber A 1T a.
au SATURDAY, the farteeith dag 81 September newt a. co.
5,,- T. VI the prru.is :, much Il he rlll estate
5iW ned by " mm Allen late of Fremont said .
~ ceased viii produce the NJ four hundred j
thty dollars for the pay lnenl his drbs lncdelta
charges VI. bABSON. Admr.
sufry, August &, lSdl -
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Special Notices.
Notice to Subscribers.

We make the following liberal offers to all new
subscribers, and such old ones will pay all ar
rearagcs and ono year in advance, for thu Ano,-
can:
One copy payment in adv ance Sl,50
Ten copies. 1000
Que copy and CODY Of Godey's Lady's Book $50
one copy and copy Of the Atlantic Monthly, $50
One copy aud copy Of Peterson's Magazine, ATS
One copy and a COPY of Ladies' Home Magazine. 2,75
copy and copy OF American Aericultaralst, so
One copy and copy Of tennessee Farmer, 1915
One COZ! and COPY Of Stock Journal, 2,25
Payment IN adudHee IN all cases.
SAWYER ( BURR Publishers.
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Ar 30th, sch Wreath, Randall, Machias.
Ar LIST, sch Leading Star, Turner, Mt Desert
NEwBuRYPoRr.-Sld I'd, sch Mary Ann, Bar
bour, Deer Isle.
BALTIMORE 4th, brig Palmetto, Jones,
Perna mbuco.
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,yA single bottl, of spALDING'S PREPAR.
Eu GIUEwill save tea times its cust annually Z
SPALpING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
spALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
TIA STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINe.' al
As accidents will happen, even in well regu'at
ed families il il yefy desirable to have cheal
and convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys
Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
AFFORD to be without II. 1t is always ready and W
to the sticking point
"HSEFE'L IN EVERY HOUSE."
n. B.-A Brush accompanies every bottle. Fric'
25 cents. Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No Is Cedar street, New York,
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CAUTION.
As certain unprncipled persons are attempting
to palm off on the unsuspeetlng public limitations
of NV PREPARED GLUE, | would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing and see that
the full name,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper all others are swindlin
eounterteits iyAs-o-1e
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ROBINSON g. HARDEN
Black and Dress Silks.

We have very large afaortment Of Fancy Dress
SILKS, of the Plaids, Stripes and Figured Al
So rich, double face, figured Black Silks.
India and Foulard Silks. In Black
Silks we show al out every
grade from 80 cts up to 81 80.
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ClOakS e Capes.

In this article we have made it a regular branch
Of our businuss, and have fitted up Cloak De-
partment, and have our Cloaks and Capes di-
rect from of the largest Cloak Estab.
lshmcnts in the United States. and shall
be supplied through the season with the
NEW patterns. We opened this day
great variety Of new patterns
which are selling at FROM
$500 up to $1,000.
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By the use of these Pills the periodic at
tachs OF NERVOUS OF SICK HEADACHE may be
prevented and 1t taken at the commence
ment o. an attack iih'.ed'atc ie"ct from pam
"' -, s.eH'.5ss VIZ :: % oo'"'"'n'
~ ~, ,,,p:.t, 1919,
iect.
They act gently upon the bowels. -Icmov-
ing Costiveue,s.
For Literary Men. Students. De'icate Fe
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Hebron Academy.

sNIIE FALL TERM # THIS institution viii coin
msesa an HH!ay. i4r ~, dag = Setea1ss
- au. continue eleven weeks, under the cAar e
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lDiarrhea and iIysrntrry.

\ CURE WARRANTED FOR 50crs.
The purchase money rctunded "a all persons
nlSSniixtied MIN rs rfSNYS
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Ellsworth, Feb. 9Th. lsGl..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30

RUSSELL, OF THE "LoNDoN TINES" MAKES A
SPEECH AT THE ST. PArRIcK's DINNER IN New
YoRK.-Mr. Russell, the famous correspondent
of the London Times, who is native of Ireland,
was present at the st. Patrick's dinner in New
York last Monday, and responded to the toast of
THE Press" We make the following extract
from his remarks
am proud of saying this to Irishmen, and
say it as my grace to you ALL that the old pug
nacious and antagonistic principle which have
seen developed on many battle field, does not
seem to desert you in this country. Certain
gentlemen of South Carona-I hope l am
treading upon nobodys corn-but came over
with some gentlemen of the Southern Confed-
eracy, and they informed me that one Of the PEE
culiar grievances Of their position was this: that
gentlemen of high birth and family, if led into
war, might he massacred by Irish merceEa-
ries or Irish soldiers, and that the bulk Of the
fighting portion of the Unitod States army con-
sisted Of Irishmen. Well, gentlemen, have
seen great battles and great fights, and hope
that mey see none here; but can tell you this,
that il / am at all correct in my diagnosis; If
can judge from the Crmea; if can judse from
the stormy heights of Alma; if l can Judge from
that which occurred on the famed 9th Of No
vember; il can judge by the charge at Bala.
ciaya, when the battle hosts rushed on the enc
my, and were hurled down hour after hour, and
buried hour after hour. nnd buried in their own
blood and their own murdered masses, and when
in trench after trench the Irish soldiery won vic.
tory cross after victory cross out Of all proper
ton to their numbers; believe when the terri
BILE day comes-God forbid that it ever will
come-snd think the wisdom OF man, even the
madness Of man will avert it, that the Irish sol.
der will do his duty to the land OF his adoption.
Tremendous applause Gentlemen, never
spoke so long in my life before cries of go
on" "Go ont, and will take my scat. I'm
mense applause,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30

A H,r At BUcAA116ssck Sess6spoddent Of
the Lancaster (Pa Union, hits the President:
"In his address at Lancaster, M. Buchanan
said - And here lot me say, having visited a..
most every cline under the sum gss
!" Richmond 10 tbs farthsst he has been south,
81. Peterborough the farthsst he has been north.
Richmond is thirty.fve degrees north latitude,
St. Petersburgh sixty: twenty Eve degrees be-
tween them. There are ninety degrees between
the equator and the pole. He has only been in
twenty-five Of them-little morn than one-fourth:
not that practically, for he followed the route Of
the gulf stream, which warns the chimes through
which il passea He calls one.f0urth almost
ALL When man says he has been in almost
all the climes under the sun, he has either been
great traveller, or else he il vaunting-swag.
gering aEa9 5i sSsi = aa ID
4 " He has been TO Russia and back-to England
and back-following the same traek-to Rich
mond and back. Having failed az q statesman,
he sets up as traveller. ss7i9e i6iif s1sas'1
"In "a he said here in q carefully prepared
speech The Rio Grande is intended by nature
70 be the boundary between two great nations,
for there ID an impassable desert on either side
of it, a.5a e s4eaa s7s 3side saeiityfai4
els it any wonder that such thinker broke
up the government-iefti it bankrupt--in broken
fragments pr .l& .Ea97st I, - itSalEtN ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

V-The following is extract from letter written by
the Rev j. g. Holme pastor Of the Picrrepsnt Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, New York, TO the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes
In favor Of that world renowned medicine, MRS. WINS
LOWS SoorHIxo SYRUP CHILDREN TERrMke:
"We see advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now said word in
favor of patent medicine before in life, but feel
compelled say to readers that this Is humbug
We have tried it and know be all It claims 1t is pro-
badly Of the most successful medicines Of the day. be-
cause 1t Is of the best And those Of your readers
who have babies cant do better than to lay in supply
marl5-bply.
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STEAM FERRY BOAT, A-
At ST. STEPHENS. HOLT CO.. MO. S

At ST. STEPHENS, HOLT CO., MO. 0EEaEsz6z 8
This Ferry is Of the best the Missouri River for
emgrans to cross going to Pixies Peak, Kansas Ne
braska coming from illinois, Iowa, Northern Missouri.
line from Burlington Iowa. to pixies Peaknnd that It 10
much better place to cross, than at St. Joseph 80 miles
below Nebraska City 80 miles above either OF which
would be at least 70 miles out of the way.
have as good Steam Ferry Boat any the River
and well manned, there will be delay in crossing.
Charges low.
There Is good road from here to Pixies Peak from
any point on the River, and by several mier
march22w2m* J. G. LEWIS. &
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kI1E HAWK-EYE

ss.,rflIGExCI-PEl9ok OADRnD AND
-!Ths field officers below. named
~ =" 'Setsiled on the recruiting service for
- =, sssr, ensuing after the s0th Of June
IL !. ~, G. r. Smith, Lieut.. Colonel Tenth
Stv" Supearintendent Of the Eastern De.
aa!,, Il the General Recruiting service, 1t
''ps.. ., New York Harbor. :
Anderson, First ARTILLERY, Superin-
Itos = ,he Western Department Of the Gen.
aaA ,;ss AZ Newport Barracks, Kentucky.
Ell ;estenant Colonel A. Porter, Mounted
m = superintendent ofthe Mounted SER
siDenc ,Isle Barracks, Psnns.e
second Lieutenant @. R. Collins, To.
Sv's; Engineers, has been assigned to duty
'iP Of Typographical Engineers.
" o ..s &c Medical Officers, 10 consist Of Sur.
ga Finley, c. McDongall, and w. J.
10 been ordered to assemble in New
~ ~ On the lst Of May next, or q soon
sn s -, = practicable, for the examination Of
80. Surgeons for promotions. and such
49, for appointments a. may be invited
s.,s themselves before the Board.
=, I;.utenant 4. L. Long, Second ARTILLERY.
r Nv, amounted Aid.d de Camp to Brigadier
rrV Samner, United States Army.
s ., Major T. W. Sherman, Company E.
EN- srdllery-now at Fort Ridgely, Mime.
- hen ordered 70 take posi- Fort Ad.
Major ]. G. Martin, Assistant Quarter.
y l,s been ordered to repair to the city of
yat, and report to Col. D. D. Tompkins,
~, ouartermaster General. eas T
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW York, March ~.
BEEvEs-Dull and declined-lc per pound
lower. Sales at 5a@9c. Quotations for prime
at SAGE; fair to good 7s@s; common to fair
54@7. Receipts 4,720.
SHEEP AND ,LAMBs-Advanced 25c per head.
Sales, live 5a@6c; receipts 2,Sls.
SwISE-Lower; prime corn fed-live weight,
54@54; dressed, 7@74 Receipts 6,S25.
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THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are often rendered
wretched by ailments which ting In themselves and
easily cured taken in time. Affections Of the liver
mac and other organs concerned in digestion the
frequent. They naturally make the sufferer nervous, rri
table complaining and relatives friends forced
to bear the brunt OF their ilhumor The oil Hostel
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bters will prove efficient
remedy for this evil twill not only strengthen the whole
physical organization but entirely the most obstinate
Of indigestion, darrhea dysentery. and live COM
plant. The first physicians in the country are loud
their praise Of this preparation Another
Of the Bers that Is palatabe to the taste that IL
may be used even Is beverage. l1s qt3
Sold by all druggists, Il1Iiy Tmar1 -bp1m
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CHERIFFyS SALE.

~ state u lowe, llss Meinas 09unty, .. :.
By virtue Of special execution . n directed oucd
out Of u ONCE Of the Cerk of the Dct Court Ios sald
COUNTY, h favor q Geo. A. Leonard ane sllnse 4. }.
Dllon Luiltia Dillon and james Bsdges have levied
Once Door Ia ssd county 81 Des Mofhes The 9Th day
Of April NEXT g. D. 1885, between the hours o. ocioct
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. Sale co1amenos p o'clock,
Of said day the following described property 70 Wit:
at the southwest corner ofthe east half Of
tho northwest quarter a Section ~, 10 Township q,
Range West thence pdnt on tho lne opposite
the Of the town plat the Of Pleasant Grove
thence north rods hence west 70 the west line Of SAID
half qsre thence south 20 che place OF beginning con-
tanning less situate In Des Mones county,
Ipva. - 49, IA sritf 4.1a4g. II -, ~. t4.,s
Taken aud levied upon o. the property OF sad A. J.
Dillon and Lutitia Dillon satisfy sad wst Of execution
IS 50a Gsf = ,&Gs'! ad ,gAI J. HILLHOEsE, 4Bi
Z mar3O v2t Sheriff OF Des Moines county. a..
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AT the White House on Thursday the crowd
was considerably thinner than before. yet it
seems that tho gratifying loss in the quantity
was balanced by the quality Of the visitora The
who congratulated him on the comparatively
small number Of visiting tormentors, "Don't..you
know that when the flies drop OF in the fall, those
that remain last always bite tho worsts" '
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
.SppIMr .SEccInN 1,

SPRING SESSION, 1851.
The SPRING SESSION of this institution will oren for
the admission and instruction of pupils in Its various
departments on Thursday the 9 st inst, follows:
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, in the buildings College grounds
Rev. L. b. Allen, ID. D., President Professor of An
Gent Languages, Rev. J. r Robert, A. NJ Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Sciences H. H. Hawley Teach
er of Vocal Music and other Assistants ~ Necessary
LADIES' SEMINARY, in the building occupied heretofore
Tor this purpose North Public square, Miss Josephine
A. Cutter, Principal Miss Martha A. Robert Miss
Martha Il Cutter, Assistants and Mrs. Jane p Hawey,
Teacher of Music on Piano -....,..a -. s -
RATES OF TUITION moderate. Library and Apparatus
equal any other Institution in the West and free TO use
of all students under proper regulations For any fur
hsr particulars inquire OF any teacher above mentioned
In behalf Of Board Of Trustees,
mari -dsw &w4w g. J. JOHNSoN Secretarv
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March rs.
Col. Lamon of Illinois, who left here on Fri.
day with orders for Major Anderson, telegraphs
tonight that he visited Fort Sumter to-day, and
had long interview with Major Anderson. He
has taken full notes, and left tonight for this
city.
though Major Anderson expected to 90 before
Saturday. Ey G5-
COL Lamon was treated very courteously by
the South Carolina authorities.
The announcement in the Sunday Herald that
the President, on Friday last, dispatched Ward
Hill Lamon, of Illinois, to Charleston with the
order to evacuate is universally dscredited here.
Il was known that Mr.. Lamon had left, proba-
bly upon the request Of the President, for Rich
mond, on the day in question, for the purpose
of posting himself thoroughly rs to the politi-
cal prospect in Virginia, but the matter was
kept quiet upon Mr.. Lannon's special request
The fact that he was in Richmond yesterday, at
| once contradicts the story of special mission
further South 1t would be an unprecedented
violation of all military usage to send civilian
with an order enjoinng IN important movement
Of . commander of military post. Such or
ders are generally iesued through the War De-
partment, and not directly by the President. .
A Cabinet meeting convened at 10 o'clock
this morning, and remained in session for four
hours.
All the newly appointed Ministers to foreign
countries will receive their instructions during
| the next two weeks, and are expected to start
| Immediately thereafter. Corwin will be de-
spatched first.
The first Presidential dinner will be given on
Thursiay next, to the members Of the Cabinet
and other high public functionaries.
4s WAsuNeroH, March Is.
| Hassaurek has been agreed upon in the Cabi.
net meeting tonight as Minister to Ecuador.
A You've LADY SECURES AN APPOINTMENT FOR
FER Lover The Washington correspondent Of
| the New Commercial says "Among the appli-
oants last week was one from young lady on
| the Hudson river-at least 20 report says-ask.
| ing an appointment for her lover - keeper Of Z
light house, promising that in the event Of the
appointment being made, they two would be
united and made happy, and she would assist IL
attending TO the Government light Of course
the appointment Was ordered to DO made forth
With"
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Chicago Market.

sass CHICAGO, March 2s.
FLoUR-Advanced sc.
WHEAT-a@lc better; No. Spring s2@S2i !;
old No. 2. Spring 7S4@7S5
CoRN-1@a better; yellow 291.
OArs-No change-171@l74 in store.
EXCHANGE ON New YoRx-44@4R per cent
ramium