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The Surrender of Fort Pulaski.
General Hunters Official Report.
Thirty Hours Bonn bardment.
AZ Cannon, 1000 Shot and Shell,
10000 pounds Powder, $50 Pris-
oners. large quantities Of
Provisions and Small
Arms, Taken!

PoRr RoYAL,S 3. C., (-ia Sandy Hook. N J)l
April II, 1862.
Hon. Edtcis NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
We opened our batteries on Fort Pulaski or
the morning Of the 10Th. After thirty hours con.
tinlous firing a practicable breach was made
and preparations for stormlng were about to com
mence, when the rebel flag was struck.
We have captured forty seven guns, seven thou
sand shot or she'll, forty thousand pounds of pow.
der, three hundred and sixty prisoners, with thei
small arms and accou,rements, and a good sup II,
OF provisions.
One OF our men was killed-not one wounded
DAVID HUNTER, Major General, &c
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FIsAScIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday re.
port an improved tone Of feeling, but without
much activity. u. 9. Skies Of 1851 registered,
and coupons Of the same year quoted at s38;
Coupons Of lscs s6s At the second board the
ca advanced y; Tennessees quoted at 60 4sJ6 y
with an advance Of at The second board. Mis-
scuri 6's i94s50. American gold IS steady al
lO1x Foreign exchange 10 firm; bills on Lon.
don selling At lilalllG fog documentary, and
I1&alI2a FOR commercial
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
n. MERCER,


The Norfolk papers seem puzzled by the cur
rent visit Of M. Mercier, the French Minister, to
their port. That Is: to account for the fact that
he wa, passed through our lines to that end For
their Information, We state that long since tbi
Government concluded, as an act Of courtesy 10
other governments, TO allow their war ships free
egress to and ingress from our b.ockaded ports
under pledge to carry neither passengers nor
mails, except official diplomatic and consular
communications between their own government
officials. This arrangement was FIRST made with
Lord Lyons, and Immediately afterwards de.
clared general In It's application. NJ Mercier
has, ten to one, simply awaited himself Of It to
communicate in person with the French consuls
In Norfolk and Richmond on matters N that quar-
ter involving French interests.
HANGING I'm.
deser ter from Pensacola reached Fort Pick
ems on the 9th Of April. He reports the Confed-
crates ia bad way on shore there a fact pretty
well demonstrated by the following circular is
sued by the Confed commanding onacer at Pen
ssrOla:
CIRCULAR.
Headquarters Army Of Pensacola
March 81, 1862 !
Fer tIs Information Of al Concerned.
There are certain lounging, worthless people,
white as well a. black, who frequent the ne IL h.
DOrhood Of Pensacola, and have no observable &C.
eupstIcn. Their intentions may be honest, but
The Colonel Commanding does not believe the
fact; and as lie has Ese for their presence they
are warned to leave or the consequences rest on
their own heads. The gallows is erected at Pen
Eacola, and will be In constant use after the ID
day OF A pril, 1-G2. The town 10 under complete
martial law
By order of Colonel Jones
lSigned) J. n BUTT, A. A. A. Gen.
NOT TO HUNG
Our fellow-citizens will be glad to learn that
The relatives here Of Mr. 3. Carusi, who IL was
alleged some time since was tiled and condemned
as q spy In Richmond, are now satisfied from
subsequent Information that the story was
csnard.
NAVY TAkD.
The Jacob Bell, after taking in a cargo OF coal
left yesterday afternoon The Reliance, which
In company with the Bell and others, made
reconnaissance up the Rappahannock, came uF
Tor coal last evening and left again this morning
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Fortress Monroe,
Heavy Cannonading Heard in the
direction of Yorktown.

The following has been received at the Wa'
Department:
FoRrRrss MONROE, April i7.-Nothing new TO-
day, though heavy cannonading has been repeat
eddy heard In the direction of Yorktown.
IL Is rumored that colonel Of Michigan reg
ment vas killed by ihell last night.
The weather IL like summer. The sky 10 cloud.
less, and there 10 no wind.
Nothing has been seen or heard Of the Meri-
mac
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u Yesterday morning, the steam ting Wide
Awake, belonging to Hyde and Davidson, o,
Georgetown, ID. c., was burned at William street
whsrf, Philadelphia. Machinery will be saved
Insured for 5000 In New York
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Y NOTICE.

HE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER Will
resume her trips to Mount Vernon 49,
on Wednesday, March 9Th aud will EAANA
run eyery Wednesday and Saturaa,
until further notice leaving her wharf at the foot
OF 18th street at 10 O'Clock g. m Fare for ths yanns
tip on board the boar 81 50.
SAMUEL 6EDNEY, Captain.
~. b. On the payment of Is cents visitors will he
edmltted 10 ths room which General Wasbipe ton
occupied and in which he died. The man siou And
grounds Gre closed 70 visitors on Sundays,
III The disturbed state of the fnsnoe, of the
county having REDUCED the resources of the Asso-
eIeon render this charge necessary, for the pyes-
gar, Tor ths maiGten nance and preEefsstIon OF MI
vernon. .SIEs- 20
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1.-THE transport steamer Albany arrived at
New York yesterday, with two hundred and nv
rebel prisoners, captured at Newbern by General
Burnside.
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Iron the llth instant Adams Army Express
Brought away from Sewbern, n. c., the large
sum Of $40 coo, the contributions Of Burnsde's
soldiers to their families at the North.
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PKRsoNAL.-Col Hicks and wife, Of London
are at Browns. Maj w. p. Stone and Capt J
X. Howard, L. 9. A; Dr.. A. c. Striner, u g.
N; and Lieut.. T. N. DUNCAN, U. 3. r. g. "Her-
cules,n are at IEiuards,
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuonesrs.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctonesrs.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITITRE
- FAMILY CARRIAGE, Bu6sY, HORsR, aIHNIss
&C AT PUBLIC ACcrIon.-Un Il u n sDAY
MORNING., April 2ac, 81 10 o'oloot, az the resl
denoe q the b on. j. -. Bright, on 18TH street re-
tween fenlsy lvanls avenue aud ii street. we shall
sell his furniture and efe O., comprlsInE-
ROSEWOOD Seven-octate Pienoforte,
HAND some Crimson Brocatelle covered Sofia Arm
. .Psrior, and Fancy Chairs.
p.ir cf larEs nSs Fteeeh pate Pier Glasses,
Marble top Center ana SsEs Tables,
crimson SIX Curtains, Cornioe, Lacs Curtains,
EIs{ sn. BTOns: M.ntsl Clock. witt BrOuu,
.rsnes Rocker. r scep,iOn, and Fame, CHAIR,
bra.ss q and Ihree-Ply Carpets, Rugs, Olc. 9th,
OAK Hall Set, Hall Stove,
superior walnut sidebcard, Extension Dining
Wlrut Dining chsirs. Side Tables,
Eiet,nt Silt Centre piece, for Table, with Csnds-
Superior mirror frvnt Wardrobe,
haresope w walnut Mar e-top Dressing Bursaus,
S %:is:SS s:Ssi siSs.s.ss., Tsrss Sets.
HAIR nd Hulk MAftresses BlapIsss
Lounges, Eesy Chars. Rockers,
TSokins, ena other Stoves, Reffiferator.
vi, Via the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Tn t,on, o,,. AT 10 O'cLcck.
A Are an II b Inc sssm.s es.--;,-,
Superior Hooded Horse, Grey = a. 3. works fnslT
. IN single OF double Harness,
LSrs s. sos baggy, Harness, &c.
AIS &C. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuOs..
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UMr. William Mills, aged 20 years, hung
himself on Monday last, on bis farm near Cam
bridge, Nd. No reason assigned for the act
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his head tucked under his left arm and General
Prentiss has been taken prisoner by the rebels for
when all his men deserted him be refused to
leave, and was taken. Cord night.
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There are dangerous ten dollar counter.
fein on the Corn Exchange Bank Of Philadelphia,
In circulation. 90
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THE SECRETARY OF IHz fNrERIoR-A few
Gays ego We partially confirmed In these columns
certain r''ports alluded to by eontemporary re.
Meeting upon the ofacial fidelity Of Mr. Smith.
secretary OF the Interior We did this In the mi,
pelef That certain statements made to US some
time ago were TO be fully relied upon A stron .
censnrs directed AZ the Commercial Adyertise:
by Washington contemporary Of high charsc.
ter, s~akened suspicion that he had been de-
ceived and had been guilty OF wrong Ia the
secretary while we supposed we were oaly dis
charging public duty. We thereupon insti-
tuted Inquiries which have made suspicion Ger.
tsinty. In accordance, therefore, with the prfn-
cipies which have always guided our editorial
course-never Intentionally to commit a wrong
and II we commit one inadvertently 10 acknowf.
edge 1t fully and rectify II thGroug hly-we with
draw our unfavorable comments upon the on RI,
conduct OF the Secretary Of the Interior as
ly unmer1ted on his part. And we do this the
more chserfuly, rs In the course Of our Inquiries
we have learned that Mr.. Smith 10 held In the
highest personal and oficisl estimation by his
colleagues In the Cabinet and by the Pfesident.-
~. y. connsycial Adceyfissy. Gee
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PMobile, Ala, Is Threatened with famine,
them anything In the shape Of food-corn mea.
sweet Potatoes, Geld peas, pumpkins, and all farm
produces that appease human hunger.
W The Turner'S Of Cincinnati invited Yen.
den Phillips TO lecture In their hall, bot be DE-
clined. - 49,
O-six hundred and forty-pIne en,grants a,
Iived at New York last week. :
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Il REMlUM MINERAL WATERS Having
noticed Oiher wagons than ours running around In
washington and GEORGETOWN, with signs on them
Is fn,,oys, viz: .PREMIUM MIN Err A n
WATERS, SILVER MEDAL AWtRDED,
&c., We would inform the public generally that
there Is but one shmelt in the District OF
Co'umbia where Premium Mineral water il man
uiaotured, and that ls ~ the corner OF Green and
olive etB., Cor Eetown.
The title of FreHiana was meri ted nv ~ in IN vi
SILVER Msdsl AWARDED US by the MetropolItao
Meenanlcs Ipsi tute in the year 1855. and DIplo-
We would therefore give notice that our Mineral
waters are not sold under Bogus Representations,
a. SONS DINERS kie. ARMY sHlNN,
Union Bottling Depot,
ap lo-lw No. 81 Green st., 6 IrFetoWu.
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IL Reading matter on every page. See out
side for Interesting ,elegrsphic and other matter.
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nrFICE UT The BOARU OF HEALTH,
In compliance with q reoent enactm.n nj df The
City Councils, the Secretary of the Board Of ealth
hereby gives public notice that hereafter he VIII
5, basement, west vlng0 every day from 2 10 5
O'CLOCK me-; for the purpose of receiving and
the sanitary regulations Of the city, '.duly made
by citl1ens any ooer of polioe;S and that al an
ooor," IN which those interested are rec uested to
record oil suob violations. with the view 70 their
ent laws Afford. G. NJ OOVE NJ n
apis st Secretary Board Of Health
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HIGHLY INTEREsTING FROM The
SOETH.

From the Richmond Dispatch and N orfolk Day
Book, Of Tuesday, the 18th instant, we compil,
the following interesting summary OF Southern
news
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DaoPosALs FOR STEAMERS.

BREAKFAST BACON.
=, we have just received from Niagara county
New York, small lot of excellent country CURED
SIMS. DC whIch have been CURED expressly for
boiling and frying.
KING & BURCHELL.
apl Corner l5th ST. and Vermont ay
, 1862-07-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ToRK, July yso,-F1ouR-only moderate
business doing n fo1r, and market generally
hM,t9ot ~ ateial change The Reiyaie aeeounts Sc ~
decline in gold and sterling exchange has very
depressing effect. Eales Il, go htls. at $4901500
for super state; 81. .9a&n5 10 foE super weetern;
tst extra ssate SS sS g t9f eo% r.
common to good shipping brands extra rcuud
hoop Ohio, and IS 65@6 50 Tor trade hzaods-msr-
kst eloeing alacE. ca9aaisn aou5 e shsde nf@er, 70
fuR common, and s. aa8.s5 Tor good to choice
e1tra. Rye donr qalet It $3.15@476. Com meal
IN fair request Salea 7D brls Ut 4435 lot Jersey;
= 90 for Brandy vine adoat, and $a-so for Aarshs
i n1sKY-MaIket aruer, Sales 800 bras. at
GH41H.-Wbeat market 1c better, with good
Auktln1aaian are quite favorable. Sales, ~ go bu.
kee Glib 4 $1=16gi Is; zU6 bu. amber Iowa At
ahas sSt 1hs a;tsE REsss e :sE1ys
bn. amber Michigan 1t t1-ss; 6oM bu- white
Ohio at $l.s8; IS o0 bu: white Michigan at 81. .H
@l46. and ,i00 bu. white Canadian At 14o. Mar
ness, oWi1g Eo decline II stering exchange: Rye
acarce and nfmer- Sales. 3.7D0 ba. state as sc;
Barley dull and nominal. Corn without decided
change.tn price. and IN moderate demand. Sales,
65c Tor easten and 6ep ba. 1t bl5zc for unsonna-
closing heavy. Oats little frmsl. Sales, at $50
ACC for 1ezsey, Canadian. western and state: :
er. saiss bss a. 81 @ s foS 1ne meas; Siloo@
| nm. sales 400 hrl.. 81 $65085 90 for county
@1 tsr ssaa e e seSes s4see@
+ @a0 %. Besf h1rns fnactrte. Cut meats i vers
| s6@se 1uf he1Sa: Bacon eidss duii n snd nogins,
| ea@eXe; saaes 10 fa9ssat VIC. Butter 1GIIn;
, 1862-07-31

The EdiAbMuh with Liverpool dntesto the 18th
Inst, Wss telegfaphed this morning reporting
an advance of I'd On wheat and Sd Oh corn. :,
This news caused more activa speculative and
shipping demand for breadstufa, notwithstaud-
ing decline In gold, and prices opened higher;
but under the influence Of m Improvement in
heights, the advance wae not sustained. ::
The stock Of -four is very Hight and the market
today was quiet and unehanged-B1th but light
transactions, At S5.s5G5,15 for whIts winter ex.
tzae. and s. 90&a4,1S for spring extras, Spring
supera are ia good demand at $325@8.B.
There Was IN active speculative demand fol
wheat and prices advanced 1@1Hc per: bnshel bat
towards the close the market became tame, and
the advance Was not sustained. Winter wheat
was inpart1cu1ar request, and we note an advancs
Of 3gac per bushel. About 5000 bushels Of all
grades changed hands, ut $t.oo for No. Red;
$1.C0 for No. White; Sc for No. Red $50
SIC for Rejected Red; eaae6c for Amber Iowa;
aa31@s4rf for No. Spring; ;8s@ssc for No. Spring;
and ac for Rejected Spriugg-the market cloaing
quiet at ask@asc for No. Spring,
There was good shipping demand for corn, and
the market opened drn with an upward tendency,
hut the advance In fre5ghss checked tho: improve
nent, and We hare no chan2s: to nets IN pz1ces
About III, eco bushels changed hands At ao5x@s1se
for Mixed In store; a6@a8xc for Rejected IN
stofe; sc for River Rejected 4aoat; aud Sic fps
choice do. = !
Oats we're quiet At aaa@ssxc .Rye advanced
&c, with salea ut 60E368c. sHighwines were dnu
aud entirely nominal 4 lot of 600 hrda Mess Pork
Was sold at $2-so, hose Bacon. Sides at Al,4xc,
and D1y sa1ted Shoulders as Sass. Lard Is sesrce
and firm, lot OF 500 br1s summer steam rendered
being gold At TIC. Prime Old Leaf 1s In good t.
S1F%hA h$ r
, 1862-07-31

st 1cG14c for Ohio aud 1e017c for state. Cheese
firm end in fafr demand for export at 8@eKc
GRoCEHHs.Cotfee continues firm Sales loo
bags BIO and st. Domingo In bond On p t. Sugar
cRaw firm at ek@sze for fair to good refining.
sales aa 1S9 hhds at s4@9e tor Cuba g9c for Porto
Ss!ea 80 half brls. New Orleans 1t ssc, and hhds
H. s84c.
BUFFALO, July quiet ard
GRslE--wheat IN good demand and market
firm Sales at 81. q Chicago spring; $l.U7@1 05
sgx q % choice do; Blu for amber Iowa; 81. IS
and market drm. Sales Of eound aS4a04Sc; IN.
sound 3G&D4Gc- Oats ete1dy. Sales of Ohio at SOC.
WH1aKr-Qutet. No ea1es-
cAsA FREIsH1s-s Steady st 14556e for wheat, and
Exc for com, to New York.
LAKB 1KPuRTs-120CQ btIs -four, Is, 900 busheIs
wheat, 40Oe bn corn-
cHa1 EnoRra-ls7.ooo bu wheat, 1t1,ooo ba
CON, 3, 400 buzye. $50
0SWEaO, July ys0.-F1oua unchanged,
$5.23 for hncy brands.
GRAM-Wheat- The market last evening WAS
active and ateady. Sales Of ia, 500 bu extra
9tatsa "a 1nsisna It Sis: 6.@ ba ba
winter red Indiana and Illinois. on the canal, At
$117; early this morning, 5000 bQ No, 3 Chicago
spring at $l00- Afte1 the receipt OF the steamers
neWE. holders advanced their views. but buyers
would n9t meet them. and the market closed
at 46hc; 1000 bu DO at 4sc last night, 5000 hu
III. at &c, and 1900 bu Warm do at 4416c Other
gratDA scarce and quiet.
CAHA1 FHE1aH7s--Unchanged- Flour Sic, wheat
Sc: and corn 7xcto New York -.
IHPoErEl,ts7 brls dour, Z. 800 bu wheat, Il, 500
cAaAl E1poHrs-.sss btls nour. s7,ooo bu
wheat, II 800 bu corn.
, 1862-07-31

BaowN eHEETMes AND SHRr1sas-On Wed
nesday and Thursday morning heavy sheetings
reached 1a025c; light Eheettnge, 2o122c; heavy
ssh1zttngs, 1s@Ac; Light, 1e@17c...sinee which
time the market has been dull. st the outside
prices no aales Of consequence, if any, have been
made speculatora and jobbers offer heavy sheet
1ngs at Mc- In few instances speculators offer
large lots at 21c.
BLEAcHEp SHEETHas AND sH1nr1gas-Are
more dull than browns. No advance has been
made since Wednesday. Browns and bleached
are about the same price. Wamsutta - are soc
9sslling at 1ss, eash Yotk MP Mills are y and &c.
last Ia advanced hut &c since July1 i.
Da1Ls--Bsowns are 2a0s5e; spectators offer
STRIPES, T1cKs AND DENIas.-.A few are adSanc-
ed since our last, others are unchanged.
CoTToN DucE.-Ths government demand for
tents causes duck to be held high.
PRESTs.-The demand Is rather light. Prices
have advanced 1c since o1r last report. The ade
rance has been gradual. partly effected Yesterday.
MerTlmack, Spragues and CDheco are 16c- Me1r1-
macss are selling to q iair extent. Mancnesterare
14c, and are selling; American, Dunneu s. slatet's
are not offered. Aliens and Gre eene's are the same
as they were Last week. Unions are offered at 18c.
, 1862-07-31
Il Card from A. Huntington, Esq
FHjtrra Hhiee I'm Trihuno.

Ny name a7 bag been placed among the list Of the
your paper this morning In q very contemptuous
caEe. in which NJ name has been thus assa. &
:. Some three or four weeks ago, received intel
ana 1a ny ii tbE61eg 9 ~ fbd Gsn B1e
se:g sct rom a disesse e'ne of afs tha szlnses Mas
ana agS shs sa
almost helpless; hutI VAS a5ls t. gel hin home,
h. Is low Iast NoaSay molnng Ss
felt though feeble as II be could come to the city,
tss inow reside three miles north Of the fiEer on
the line OF the City Limits Railway, and he, there
fore, took the car with me and came to the termi-
nus Of the railway. where left him waiting ttllL
could come over to the fremont livery stable and
Tas tie
was the frat time for several days that had LETT
ny oWn rooms by reason Of illness, induced by
constant vigilance and loss Of rest.
Ipaased along the east side Of Dearborn street,
on the way, intent for the carriage, and passed BY
the Dearborn entrance Of the fremont House,
quite q crowd there. and the inst thing I
e9Ra sei766i6l i7766ilv;% "a lyon afe the very man
nssn eS9 M 1n to ,sqSssEbe
and Raw 1t was that ohiclous parsonage, Drake
told him was going toe carriage for my aiek
son "h9 Vas Taid1ng 1pd shat seld n9f thsa
him1 did not want him to aNnoy me AS Twas going
fc1 carriage. etc, and thereupon passed along.
This is the head and front of my offending In the
psemisss. thss ny hane!e !e nains should be dag.
1ecorn the idea Of entering into vindicatfon
of my loyalty. have now the above mentioned
| Ron and four nephewe In the army, who responded
1.-The former call Of the President fox volunteers.
Not merely With my consent are they there, but
| through my influence and assistance. have ad.
vanced nearly Thousand dollars for military pur,
| poses since this war began, from which I never
| expect any return, whatever, and have
incurred in addition several hundred dollars in
liabilities, for officers and priyates who are nov
in the service, wholly gratuitous. IhAve been al
work right straight along In quiet WAY
sible way to sustain the Government
Ne all owe fealsy to the Government
It has the right to command euE personal services
at all times, and to use our property for its sup
port, to the utmost dollar we possess. This doc
trine cheerfully recognize and stand to.
II conclusion. I sabmit to this community
has been under the auspices of the Board o
Trade, at the instance Of an 1mpudent and Off
cious intermeddleE. Respectfully yours,
A. HuETlNGToN.
, 1862-07-31

MAss.-There win be solemn Pontihe1
High Mass st the Church Of the Holy Family
(Jesuit Church) this morning at nine o'clock.
We are informed that the Right Rev. Bishop
Of Detroit will offciate, with the assistance Of
about thirty priests. On this occasion Bee
thoven's Mass in c Fill be sung under the d.
rection Of Prof Banker. Miss Herrenkind,
the celebrated young soprano, Will sing the
solos.
, 1862-07-31

ARREST OF REBE1s--Two men, said to be
deserters from the rebel service, we're arrest
ed Tuesday afternoon and Locked up to await
proper reqnisition by the proper military
authorities. They are supposed to be Camp
Dopg1as prisoners
, 1862-07-31
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO,

ARM WE'D. %.
Bt1nr Mohawk. Hickey, St. Joseph, s N timber, IS
eds wood. ~ brls fish.
stmr Comet, Pabst, TWO Rivers. sunddes.
P1op Pop RRSpte h9as B1o s5s sa
Prop Mendoza. Walsh, Buffalo, sandrles.
Brig Queen Ct the North, Martin Dalhousie.
schr New Hampshire, Wlglan, Canterville, u eds
schr B Pareona, Young. Cleveland, 175 tons coal.
sehr GaiIo; Mecaltnsg: Buffalo. anHazies: q ~
sehr Is@p!5ghtss i gs Rsddiek, Point saee, 70 eds
schr Tri1n1b, Smith. Two Rivers. 17co !. +. ties.
schr Inte, national, Sullivan. Buffalo, 2scds wood.
Schr Titan, Robertson, 0swego. $3.50 brls salt.
schr Eese1, Chron, Bay City. 1S5 n lumber, 80 N
schr Majer Anderson, cle1land, Buffalo. 10 N
seh faost lynp i sySF edS oe5 e5ss 80 shingles
schr Telegraph, Bayee, Grand Eaven, 75 m lumber
sehz Sea Star, Highly, Pierre Marquette, IS N
sch1 Col. Glover, Miller, Grand Haven, 65 N luua-
be1. 30 N shingles, Is N lath.
scbr AehtabuIa, Hammer, Grand Haven, 50 N 1una-
scow ii: hit:ondene. sf johnson. kalamazoo, IS N
lumber
CLEARED. ..JulJ 30.
str %onaT e, .aaf Hfks M St 2ossph sapa5ies
Prop Mepdota, Welsh, Buffalo, II, ,00D bu corn.
Prop NEPTUNE. Newman, Buffalo, 5000 bu wheat
Bark Marquette Marc t BeEt, Buffalo, 22,ooo bu corn.
Bark Rayanna, Perry, Buffalo, a2seo bu com
Bark Arabia Calder Kingston, 5000 bu corn.
Brig Northumberland. Molten, Kingston, 15,s5o br
schr New Hampshire. Wiglsn, Centreyil1e.
Schr San Jacinto. Reed, Buffalo, II, 80 hu corn.
schr Alserine, Nicholson, oswego, 1s, 500 bu corn
Echf II n Nichols Miller, CQlbotue, 20 60) bu corn
, 1862-07-31
The Wheat Harvest

[From the Davenport Gazette, 29th.1
4 email load Of new spring wheat arrived In
town yesterday. The berry waa good and plump,
hut the wheat had not been cleaned, and Il
brought only 68 cents. It is thought 20 cents will
bring about 80 cents b1ahel.
Nov that farmers are cutting their wheat, re-
ports come to Us from various portions of our
comfy ef the HghtnsBs al the croe. In aome
1ocaliliet1t is almost failure, while in none Is it
more than an average. Those farmers who were
depending almost entirely upon their wheat, as
many unWisely do, will find themselves very short
Of tho means Of conducting 4heir farms nntil
another season relieves them of their embarrass-