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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Arrived.

Steamship Alabama, schenck. Savannah mdse and ps,a
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowe Baltimore mdse. to II. B.
Ship Golden Rule tot Boston,. COwe London 10 days. in
Big Clyde CRr Of Windsor n. 81 Phalen, Arroyo P r. 70
seli Enosh Pal. Jcf Fsll Rve, Sherman A.bsw G.: Vi.
SEN, Es-ipor Small. Ms.e.I6o Mach a. fl.is
schr H. C. Johnson, Lockwood Newborn c. naval stores
sslT John Ienth4n Tathf, Plymouth N c. days, to
sehf D. B. Bsyt. Jayne Mobile Is day. cotton &C., Z.
sclr Gilmore, Grce, Wilmington N Co. IS days, naval
Schr. Abe@,rle. Van Griidcr Wilmington, N c. days.
schr Jones Bedc Norfolk days, cotton to sturse'
schi E,sle winss New Smyrna Fla. days. live oak to
schr NJ G. Leonard Leavt, Jacksonville days yellow pine
scsr David G. Floyd Racket. Bristol for Philadelphia In
scbr Magnolia Nlcssrson, Cape Henry days cotton &C., to
SehT Arctic Ogden, Georgetown, D. days. cotton, &c to
master. =. , -,
se5r Ann Fla ftttese% vi'sns oysters for
schr. VIM. Pitts, EndieO!.. Baltimore days, coal.
schr. y. Elmore, Smith, Baltimore days, coal.
ssi ii. Mcmea,O, Bri.all, Virginia ) days, wood
s sSf D. C. H i1SS h hi Alexandra S
schE Ripple Heaven Virginia days wO sTa,a.r TO master
s ssIT H. Woods Woodo a GARRISON IsSn BaSos coal
Sem r D. Gs ,wG S snTS a wood
sehr d. Luther futile. Virginia days, wood
ScLr. Monmouth Anderson, Virginia Gays NOod'
ScL, l. SndrnreiJ BAIT cit Alexandria days, coal
schr Georee Marsh Mathews Baltimore days COAL
Sr,r MN Allen u mssts) Crsuer Baltimore 0 asys' coal
Sir Georgia Swift Baltimore day. ooSi -,
scb, Ann Eliza Eycrsham, Virginia days, wood
Schr Nile, Chambers, Virgins > days wood
ScLr Chief Chopper, Virginia days, oysters
scbr r. J. Rsynor Raynor, Baltimore days coal
Sem Sem EG' $sss S:.yy .. IS' wood
sclr Caroline D.. Murray virginia $ days oys'et''
Scb, 4 n Hul HudseS. Virginia days, oysters
SIR 1 ID Crsner ole, Virginia days wood.
schr Eli1a 4 Fleare, Law, Baltimore 3dsys coal
sehr Carlton Jsyn. Robinson Baltimore xs so,u
Seh. " ~ Desroot Virginia lays, corn.
S Sohr r. r. W.T. 0ownsy, Ae1andTis days, coal
SeL ~ 1,,slor Tayor Hatterss days shingles
Err sshr W. s,io' Amer Hiteras days shingles
S cA so,y, mia, BuIbsnt, Virgins days wood
Sc.I' ~. Harding. Providence days:
en- en- ~ ~ x Miller Crane, Virginia wood
schi &c. A. Ward Il masts) Edwards, wood.
ctiI holnns Martin, cleveland wood
scLiL Audenreid, Clark, Baltimore, coal
Stn b. Finch, Insis. Philadelphia for Boston.
sS-. Anna b. Hays. Robinson Phlsdelphis, coal.
Chr Elizabeth Smith, Hsswch, 6sh.
Sleep Oliver Anos, French. ElEabcthport for Taunton
Steamer Sarah, Jones' Phiadephis, mde to Lopez hf
a,rick.
Steamer weseheer Jones' Providence, mdse and psss 70
!. Odeu
Steamer Broom Foster Baltimore, mdse so W. Dslzel
BELow-sehr Emma Mayo also brig anchored Ia the
.ower Bay.
sAILED-Stesm.ips Daniel Webster for New Orleans and
nchoed inside Of the Hook Jamestown for Norfolk and an
bored in Grayesend Bay.
wIND-At Sunset N. r.. blowing gale, with rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
PATRIOTIC LETTER.

The following, from Democratic member Of AZ
sembly 10 one of his constituents which we are per-
mi;ted 10 publish, shows " the fire of the fiini:"
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, Albany, April 10, 1861.
NY DEAR SIR: You will see by the paper that
voted for the Military bill. You win also geo by the
wording Of the bilf how carefully il is guarded
shall also vote Tor the bill proposed this day, copy OF
which l send YOU
The fact is, my friend, that was early taught to
sustain my country, right or wrong. l may not be
shrewd or cunning politician, but 1 ncan TO be an
honest one. and | think honesty the best policy In
poll les as well in the ordinary avocaiions oi HE.
Indeed, my friend, think The policy indicated by a
leading speaker OF tie Tweede Hall Convention, II
followed by the Denocnfic party, will be tie ruin OF
that party to which you and have always belonged.
That party has ways taught that our first duty IN
storm and in sunshine, wac 10 our Coontryi and the
time has now when we must take our stand.
Our glorious old flag has been hauled down by
traitors; and if there il money and patriotism enough
in the land il mutt be replaced or the place where 1t
formerly hosted must De leveled with the earth.
/ regret that Republican Administration IL 10 lead
and control orr gallant who are 10 DO battle for
the preser alton If our MON and the honor Of that
glorious flag under which you and were born and
have spent the hsppiest days II our lives.
have written you thus hastily TO give you some
idea of the considerations which control my voies and
hope they viii meet your approval. could not, as
lover Of my country and consistent Democrat, well
do otherwise. Truly your friend. a. j. BERoxN.
Hon. VIZ. H.ILuDLog, ostdAle sudoh Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
DIED,

CIARK-n New York on Tuesdsy April l6 sSter long and
severe nes, George Clark of the County ATmegb, Ireland In
the 18th year OF his age. , ,.
Tho friend, and scquslntsnces the family invited 70 at
,rd b funeral from his residence No 1913 West Thirty
third street between Ninth and Tent Thusday,
April 49, / o'clock without further notice. his remains
were taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment
KINCSLAND-In this city, Tuesday April TO- Mary Teet
Of the late Daniel King .snd aged 81 years. .,
Her re yes friends aud those Of her son. Daniel knsssnd
aud her sonnaw r. Schuyler invited to attend her
funeral late residence, No. ~ staysesant street, on
Thursday afternoon ct o'clock
of lanes sehenrk and daughter Thomas Hulse esq,
Of Midde.own, Orange County, NJ T., aged 80 years and
months - . a.
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral her late residence No s5 Thompson
street, Wednesday afternoon al o'clock. without further
notice Her remains will be conveyed to Orange County fef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

neat few days Stock. been unf.vosb Influenced The
lots t are prs.ne on he ke could be bought decline
2iaa The highest rate paid 'eo days .s0 Alto to
public mind which ineriered materially With the fee proeeu-
TIE Forein Exchange market Is unsettled and bin. scui
nized with pscpi,r caution Sterling dcut Of .ae and the
s 1 vdeDce we're passed q 1857 Early IN the
iosnd ale q @ class Francs effected , but .sI
a. Of s; si 'iSpfss @ $
on Ne-York Toll and ~ " cent Discount but
Ss so s ale. ~ d and bank Check made
cert FOR n; MIA n s roso gms
The following extracts are from the Cotton Circular
of w. P. Wright g. Co., for the America:
CRopThe general idea now upon 1900 900 bales
the & s1s 81 @ Eo% begins 10 Of
more than an ordinary The results To out OF In
be Procamation Of Pe.ident lincoln may lead 70 the
puory neglect Of cotton cultivation to an extent whicn may
deranse the trade of the whole world.
RscERJs week 900 bales against 81 goo same wsek
last year The decrease at oil the ports sS 700 bales Inc
ExpoRTs for the week p 900 bales Of which Grea, Britain gets
total decrease ssfsa to Great 8taa Sss France
the quantity Is the same 81 tbs %s last YEAR year .a TG on Ss
getting into small compass, and must soon De exhausted
Is @ It OF s s h IN
Rev.. issl; 1899; 1sss 1sss ssss
Exp to e. 2oss eco S2 eco sa co. log Soo
Total Exports ScS 2sS eco TS1 coo ssoSSS %S
@ Wbh during the pas. week included in the above: ma
s Ess !. 4 8, S: asss ss ss ~ &c. $
othss FP le 600 , 1899 , IsSS ,as 900
at the port qa,s Bh,sn
a ysf C ser ess foreign
pors 1900 Total decrease in exports sO' 900 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Nrarkets-Reported By Telsqrdpk.

CINCINNATI, Apnl I3-Bu.ness Is suspended; FIyyh N
changed WHIsKY unsettled PRovsroys noniney unehaneed
Market for uncurreut greatly unsettled Sight EXCHANGE
on New.Yori y cent Gold = cent premium.
B.IrIxoRB April 6FLoUR dull and heavy Howard street.
Ohio and CITY Mills IS 37l. WHEAT dull Red 81 00S IS
White ii 4ld g. Corn steady Mixed 5Id3sc Yellow
soa8r White 6Jds5c Pork buoysn and advanced; saes
al for Mess and l3 for Rump CoEPEs firm ct laG4c'
WHISKY dull at l7lc. go .,..
WHR,T firm sales OF 900 bush Red 81 T0tl 1 White,
ST. 1881 80 CoRs dull sales Of 2coo bnsh o4ooie' hoA
43c. WHISKY dull q, Il! Glse. -,
B,rlsoag April ls-FLouR dall and hesyy; no c sss.
sdyancrd &C. Yellow 59d6lc White 63d66c MEAS PoRK vi
25aS7 80; COPPEy firm at l3al4c; WHIsKxr dull Ct
Tho iury trials for the May will commence on MONDAY
the 9Th mex, month Notes mus, be filed on OF before
the lat Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
SUPREME ooURr-Cmcerr-Apn lS-Be'ore Justice

Geo W. Pratt, Assignee, &c, agt. VIM. Daily
This was an action n note given by defendant,
May H. 1885 FOR 500 IN September 1884, Pratt Haden-
bursh OF this city sold Daily Robinson Of San frucco,
foods 10 the amount Of J622 co. which tie latter gave thcif
asns the defendant, which duly accepted Two wre
tsd bot when The third fen due the California house suitted
10 defendAn. g. this city the heco !e tho price OF
goods hich they alleged not received and dso5sn.
ave bis note Tor q NJ amount.
There dPuo abou the number Il Of coed. de-
yecj defendant admitted The trivial % 2 cases bat from
the net that the inyoi. ed the number OF a. 2lT
instead Of 2 tie parties Va San francisco us-cted aud Tie
goods how correctly stated In tho IT,
voice. Immediately being Dotihed Of the discrepancy be-
the number q stated IN tho Invoice and that sctua
explanation given 10 de-
iendsut The piarA proving That ali the goods ordered were
properly delivered yerdi given in Lie aso Tor taol o.,
with coats. -
Edgar s. Esn wiuke for plaintiff VIM. W Niles for defend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
SEVENTH REGIMENT.

The right wing of the National Guard feld one Oh
their famous battalion drills at their armory Last nght'
when the manual exercise was gone through 10 inc
evident delight and satisfaction, as usual oil those VINO
had been fortunate enough procure tickets OF adms
ssion. NOTWITHSTANDING the inclemency 81 eWea'ne,
very large uamher Of spectators was present, ana
n @ preaes enthusiasm manifested at the eXhiDi
ton of such perfect acquaintance With the manual OF
arms as the gallant 9TH possesses. lie eneomlums
paesed ON them were frequent, and the applause WAS
lond and long The left wing drills tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........APRiL
Cleared.

s,eam,hlp-D Webster Miner Hsvsn, and NswoFssn' D.
B. Allen - %,
sLIp.-wslsee Lane Liverpool, Walsh. Carver Chass
Shepherd Knapp Martin Liverpool Lawrence Giles Co..
B. Cutting Mallory, Liverpool, - West Point, Chids Li'
eiB,9i tWhI.llins wina,H.vn, C.diu F. j. Po.er.
Brig.-Gen Pierce Hunter EiIsbethport Elis Popham
Fanny Butler, Bartlett Ceste I u SANFORD; JULIA FORD
sweet Gibraltar r p Buck Co Eliza Ann Glyn, St Piene
Porerdeld Co. Condor tod Remer: Bepen Rseer Bfo.
Duncan; John Shaw. Wsllsce Winns,on Thompson Hun
ter; O. Burton Winsmore Philadelphis, - O!Iyis Fry
Portland, g. l.. Hatch.
Sloop-Eply Freeman, Norwich MISTER:
Sesner-Alida, Robinson, Philadelphia, J. Hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
SCOTT LEE GUARD REGIMENT.

A special meeting of the Scott Life Guard, which il
composed Of soldiers and officers of the Mexican War
was called last evening at the drill rooms corner Of
Fouh and Thompson streets for the purpose of consd
erng the propiety of forming regiment for the
servce. John ID. McGregor presided. The measure
decided upon armatively, and the services Of the
corps rendered TO the Governor by the unanimous
adoption Of resolutions 70 that eject, amid great thu
siasn. The buinesslike procedure Of the Of
1915 was enough to inspire confidence as to their
speedy In resolving to follow the and
stripes wherever they went, they seemed 10 be again
In their ell ment and whatever they undertake will be
done creditaby for every one Of them has been tried
npder fire.
Messrs. McGregor, j. Mcleod Murphy, and Peter
McDermot were appointed Committee to start 70
Albany this morning and another Committee, of ten
was appointed to act recruiting officers in ~ many
different Jlaces all Of which were to be fixed and
oaices and roll-books opened Immediately. The num-
Der OF TO be raised by them is $50, Of which about
400 nave already given in their names.
The commanding officer Of the new regiment is a
prominent military officer Of the Mexican war, Gen.
Hobart Ward, now at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
pATPIOTJSM OF IRISUMEN

The following from The Irish Pictorial, the organ
of the adopted citizens of the Irish race in Boston,
shows that they are not behind their brothers in New.
York in devotion TO the country Of their adoption
Such demonstrations from this quarter stamp as o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

FROM CHaRLrsTos.-We have seen private letter
from Charleston dated April II, written II hours after
the action commenced, which Gays that Anderson had
made majority Of his shots tell with fearful execu-
tiOn and that as the result Of the int days firing ~
men had been killed in Four Moulirie alone, beside
great maiiy wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
DRILL OF TIE sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT

The list Regiment, American Guard under COM
naDd Of Col. Vosburgh, mustered in full strength last
night at the City Arinory corner of Seventh avenue
and Ibiry-fth street, for tho purpose Of regimental
drill. That portion Of the large drillroom reserved
for spectators was densely crowded with ladies and
gentlemen who, despite the pellng storm, had left
tier comfortable homes and HE'D thither 70 witness
The maneuvers Of the 7lst.
About O'clock Dodworths full Band commenced
playing spirited march, which they were about con-
cinding, when the American flag was brought in by
Me cyor-bearer. As the Stars and Stripes were uIi-
Iuiled me Dand struck up the Star SpaDg. Banner,
upon wDich the audience rose mase. Every man In
the vast hall cheered vocferously while tho women
waved tbeir bandkercbels The excitement for seye-
raj minutes was intense.
Lane was then formed, when II appeared that about
50O present under the following commands:
Company A, Capt Garlandi Company u, Capt Traf.
ford Company G, Capt. Coles; Company ID Capt
Aeschutti Company +, Capt. Metzler; Company f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

The business Of the Clearing House was $2 III 600.
The coupons due May of the Extension Bonds of the
New-Haven, New. London, and Stonington Railroad
Company will be paid at the ofiiee'of NJ. Mgrgan g.
Sons No. 81 William street, on and after that date.
Holders of La Crosse and Milwaukee LandGr
Bonds, Noe. 70 $780, DESTROYS of uniting for their
mutual protection and who have not yet done So should
send in their address and the number Of their bonds.
Holders of bonds issued under the subsequent trust
deed Nos. 800 to $50 for 81 900 each and Noe. to
100 for $500 EACH desrous of being protected in ac
c0rlance with the decision Of tie Court, should also
send their address and the numbers of their bonds
+. Randall No. 80 Wall street, New-YOrk. The first
and second or incone) mortgage bondholders and the
stockholders of the Madison aud indianapolis Railroad,
are requested 10 attend meeting at No. 20 Astor
House. on Thursday, April lS 1861, at IL NJ. Yester-
day there were entered at the Custom House ninety
foreign vessels which is the largest number in any
one day since the establishment Of the Government
Money continues abundant, and The offerings call
are in advance of the wants O borrowers and the
rates may he quoted at iQ6 y cent. Choice 90 day
bills sough, after at y cent good and lair bills at
sci T. cent High grade 3 90 months indorsed paper
may be quoted 6d1 y cent, and commission houfe
months acceptances FROM 81 10 & cent. Single name
paper il irregular, and sold from az to l. 3 cent
for prime to fair. The volume of business is small as
the contraction OF business the past few months has
prevented the usual supply of iObbers paper-the
majority of their Indebtedness for last years purchases
having been lquidated and few new engagements ell
tered into All parties disposed await the events
OF the future, and the market is inactive.
The currency OF the Confederate States s still
quoted ut - Z cent discount, and the Border State
currency generally at 10 y cent, with the exception of
North Carolina which sells at IL y cent Illinois cur
rency is also held at 10 y cent.
AZ the adoumed meeting of the bondholders of the
Chicago aud Norh-Westerp Railroad the Committee
Of nine reported that it was desirable that Committee
should visit the line of the road and investigate the
question of the needs OF the Company for equpages,
&c. also the question Of the extension to Green Bay.
TIE report was adopted, and the Committee Of nine ap
pointed for the service.
The Clinton Line Railroad was sold at Hudson,
Ohio the 10Th int. by William Collins, special MASTER
to j. =. Converse AZ trustee for the first mortgage
bonlhoders, for 1850 The sale was made 10y vir-
tue of an order issued by the United States Circuit
Court for the Northern District of Ohio in the suit Of
Ludlow trustee against the Company, 10 foreccse the
fret mortgage.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Bay
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the folG,-e
aggregates, as compared with those of the r''''"'
week:
Aprle. April Is. nc. seOoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
RECRUITS CALLED FOR At THE ARSENAL.

Officers and men Of the Police force requested TO
Give ell Information per.on. wishing enroll sm.'ea
volunteers, subec, TO the call made by President Lincoln
They do the Arsenal Of Elm and White Streets
daily from 10 q. 10 p. m. W. H. ALLkS
BY permission OF JOINS A. hENSEDI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

FIEsT RrdrTsT NArIoSAL GUaRD.-The office
bour for enrolment at the Arsenal OF Ein and White
streets hereafter will be from 10 p. m, dsiy.
An Office viii also be opened No. u Ccut street from to
10 o. m, daily. W. II. ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

SAVANNAH April Is The screw steamship mon'some'J
arrived today She experienced hesvy % No,
BOsION Anil Arrived steamship south Sarotina N2s
folk bsrks B. Burgess Ceniaegos Manhattan =.
Dwight Carenas; Palmetto, Gibraltar bnss sones W.
gonse r. " Packer Cape Hayten Tempest Csroenas
Cleniueao, China Carienss Model, Ms.anLsi Retriever Al
Ineirai Rockingham, Portsu-Prnce'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Nv telegraph.

The shp Robert Treat from Cardiff and bark Laue''s non
Porto Rico, have no. yet come up to the cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

The " o. Picdyune Of Tue ~.
NOR of coming war, and givyn. J ,'" . 'na'
The turn which few wad selected lines of thai
the borrower, suddrny ehanassed cent could not be
PLACED under W. MoIeoyes Of general deposition on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

The aggregate increase Of The three months 10
$3.50, III 81.
The following statement shows the business Of the
Reading Railroad during the month of March, 1861,
comnared with the came month Of 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Passengers Arrived
8rp.on, from Mdyderito-Jacob Hbyt-d, Jsmes

sIsisruxB ALMANAC
san-Rises5:l6 Sets Neon Sets. .n:50
BIsB
Sandy Hook IL 10 Gov Island loo Hell Gste... 2;D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

reid to The Of Union gaiiying Illustration Of toe
tact
"Whie 10 lamp holds out b. burn
. - 10" Vi est sinner may return"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02

GEN. BUcKNER's PROCLAMATION TO THE
PEOPLE OF KENTUCKY.
On his arrival at Bowling Green, General
Buckner issued the following proclamation !
TO THE PEOPLE OF KENTUCKY.
The Legislature Of Kentucky have been
faithless to the will Of the people. They have
endeavored 10 make your gallant State for-
tress, In which, under the guise OF neutfali.
lty, the armed forces OF the United States
might securely prepare to subjugate alike
the people Of Kentucky and the Southern
States.
II was not until after months Of covert and
open violation Of your neutrality. with large
encampments Of Federal troops on your ter.
ritory, and recent official declaration Of the
President Of the U. s. not to regard your
neutral position, coupled with a well prepar-
ed scheme to selze an additional point in
your territory, which was Of vital importance
TO the safety and defence Of Tennessee. that
the troops OF the Confederacy, on the invita-,
tion Of the people Of Kentucky, occupied a
defensive post in your State. In doing so.
the commander announced his purpose to e.
yacuate your territory Simultaneously with a
similar movement on the part Of the Federal
forces, whenever the Legislature OF Kentucky
shall undertake to enforce against belliger-
ents the "stricl neutrality" which they have
so often declared.
return amongst you, citizens Of Ken.
lucky, at the head Of a force, the advance OIL
which is composed entirely Of Kentuckians
We do not come to modest any citizen. what.
ever may be his political opinions. Unlike
the agents Of the Northern despotism who
seek TO reduce US to the condition OF depend
ent yassals, we believe that the recognition
of the civil rights OF citizens is the founda.
ton Of constitutional liberty. and that the
claim OF the President Of the United State,
to declare martial law; to suspend the pr,yi'
lege Of the writ Of habeas corpus; and to con-
vert barrack and every prison in the land
into Bastiie. is nothing but the claim 9th.
er tyrants have assumed to subjogate FIRE,
people.
The Confederate States occupy Bowling
Green as defensive position. renew III,
pledges Of the commanders OF other columns
OF Confederate troops to retire IRON the ter
rtory Of Kentucky on the same conditions
which will govern their movements.
| further give YOU my own assurance thai
the force under my command will be used ID
aid the government Of Kentucky in carrying
gu, the .stric, neutrality" drsired by il,
people. whenever they undertake to enlorc,
i against the two belligerrnts alike.
S. b BUCKNER.
Brigadier-General G.. 5. A.
Bowling Green. Sept IS, is6l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02

Pro IRoN FROM Oar Hill. CHArHAm.-We
have recently heard from the upper part Of
old Chatham, and learn that the blast fur
mace is now under successful operation, and
Eis furnishing as good quality Of pig me tai
as is produced any where. This iron is
manufactured from the iron ore known by
mineralogists as broom hemafite. 1.-THE hydra
ted oxide Of iron,) situated mile from the
Vernon Springs, in the western part Of The
County. near the Randolph line. The hem
attic is quarried from the Ore Hill, which 10
composed almost entirely Of this valuable
metal. Mr.. Darlington, who has il ID charge,
Is an experienced miner, and has the repu-
tation OF being one Of the best furnace ope-
ratives in the country. He isnow preparing
TO Cast pots, pans, owens, andirons, &c., and
can cast shot and shell and even cannon, IL
the government at Richmond should think
hi to make the necessary orders. There is
probably no portion Of the Confederate States
where iron Of all qualities can be manuiac-
tured at as little expense and Of as good quail
iiy. A few miles South Of Ore Hill, on the
banks OF the Sa,gpones. deep Rivera there
has rready been erected bloomery, where
good bar-iron is manufactured under the SUI
perintendenry Of Mr.. Brown.
Raleigh Standard.