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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Rum0rs of the crossing of the Rebels AT
Hancock and their Fepulse by Union
trO0pa.

aia1 gu Philadelphia, Oct. 90
The Harrisburg Patriot and Union of this
morning says:
q "As usual on Sunday the city was filled
with exciting rumors of yesterday, the most
important of which was the crossing of the
Potomac river at Hancock by large rebel
force and their repulse by Union troops with
considerable slaughter on both sides. A des-
patch to this effect was received by Gov. Cur
tin. AT the time Of penning this item, howev-
er. no dispatches have been received by us
confirming the above rumor.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Foreign NeWk.
New York, Oct. 81.
The steamship City of Manchester from
Liverpool the 9TH direct, has arrived. News
mainly anticipated by the Bavaria.
A dsgraceful riot occurred in Hyde Park,
London, on Sunday the 5th, which lasted two
hours. There were 100000 people present,
and at least 1000 engaged In the melee, in
GLIDING several hundred soldiers off duty. The
Irish were at last overpowered by the Eng
lsh.
The law fer the abolition of slavery in
Dutch West Indies in July next, passed the
Stads General of Holland by a vote of forty
five TO seven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Arrival Of Union pris0ners.-EXtraets
from Richmond Papers.

Ioiaoso hoiioc, Wv ".
The steamboat Commodore arrived at For
trees Monroe at one o'clock to day from Al
ken's Landing, bringing down over GOO pa
rolled Union prisoners, many of whom camere-
Gently from Macon, Ca, and were captured at
Cedar Mountain. There were but few officers
Among them are the following.
Capt. Faulk, 46th Pennsylvania; Capt
Daniel M. Clumsy, 2nd Massachusetts
The most ofthe 600 will be sent to Annap-
oils. sslss n ~
The Richmond Despatch of the 18th says
|" From the remarkable consistency of the
three reports published by US yesterday, il
seems that our forces under Gen Bragg have
gained a great victory over Buell. Our loss
was 5000
The prssens position oi or army 10 not
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
hne facts concerning the a.,
""Ior hey from the arn.iss'
EXECUTIVE NJ.


M EXECUTIVE MANso,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G Is ia
MAJOR john j, KEy:-Sir-I 49, te .
ual NJ answer 70 the question. ,,Wbr III,
she rebel army bagged immediately w w
".'sle OF Sharpsburg, propounded :, "O
Major Levi Q, Turner, Judge Adyoc,,
you answered, THAT is not the oar,,
object Is that neither army shall Gen ~.
vantage OF the other; that both SHAH
in the field till they are exhausted n5
will make compromise and save sI,,.-
! shall be very happy if You will 4
twenty-iour hours from the reeeJr,
prove to me by Major Turner that
not, either literally or in substance M.
'"s"'' s"''eu' Yours
Endorsed as follows:
Copy delivered TO Major Key. At lCJ,
NJ, September q, 1862. vi
AT about l. o'clock A. NJ, Sent D.
Major Key and Major Turner annoo
fore me Major Turner says: "SstIn,i
Der il the conversation was, asked III.
ton why we.did not bag them after rbs !!
of Sharpsburg. Major Keys reply W..
was not the game ; that we should tire fl
els out and ourselves; that was the onI'
the Union could be preserved. we coms
er fraterRally, and slavery be saved
cross-examnation Major Turner saws
heard Major Key converse in reoa, u
present troubles, and never heard Bin ~, |,
sentiment unfavorable to the maiptaran
the Union. He has never uttered any,S
which he major T.. would call disloy,Ii
The particular conversation detailed ";
private one. AT,....
Endorsed on the above: ''''
" In my view it is wholly inadmiss.,
any gentleman holding a military cor'1
from the United States, to utter snc ,l,'
ments as Major Key is within nrovo JII =,
done. Therefore, let Major John I III
forthwith dismissed from the mibtarr
vice ofthe United States.
The foregoing is the ii, a. LlScoA
Depart" ~ ''' ;,, usui'ss"i a, 'ne
-ad Major Turner, with the President. n
Neg dpi not attempt to controvert the \
pIent Of Major Turner; but simply insisted
/ sought eo prove, thai he was true to the
ion. 1Ae substance Of the Presidents 4
was thai if there was "gamen even aII
Union Ifen to have our army not take al
tage ofthe enemy when itcould, it was hi,
ect to break up that game.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Gen. Schofeld, with his advance, has reach
ed Elk Horn Tavern, in Arkansas, aud estab-
lished his headquarters there. Telegraphit
communication is complete from Gen. Curtis
headquarters to Elk Horn tavern. Gen. Soho
field sends the intelligence that the enemy are
making for the Boston Mountains.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Order in reference to drafted Aliens,

Executive Mansion, Washington, Oct. 20.
1t is hereby ordered that all persons who
may have actually been drafted into
the military service of the United States, and
who may claim exemption on account of alien
age, will make application therefor directly to
the Department of State, or through their re-
spective ministers or consus.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

There seems to be no difficulty in emigrat-
ing to the South.
About twenty secessionists left Washington
and the neighborhood lately for the eastern
shore of Maryland, where they safely crossed
into Virginia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

-NEw CouNTERFEIT-The are now in
circulation counterfeit SIS bills en- the Orange
County Bank, Chelsea, Vt. They have for
vignette horse standing at the door of mill,
man with bag of meal on bis shoulder, water
fall and bridge at the ieft portrait of boy at
the right Of vignette; female feeding chickens
~ right lower corner. q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

IL was IN every respect successful, but the
details are not known.
We took thirty-three prisoners, among whom
was The Captain, and killed ten of the enemy.
Our loss was one man killed and four wound
ed. Capt, Dug's was an independent company
raiseS in Loudon county.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Boiler Explosions.

a#s New York, Oct. q.
The boiler in the -four mill, So Greenwich
street, exploded this morning, killing four and
seriously scalding some half dozen persons.
Three or four are also said to be missing in the
ruins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

I, -" copies of late northern newspapers
been hune, II nnon In, containing th,
PROCLAMATION for emanclp...'ons the Slaves.
The terror of the whites is reported 70 be
beyond description, II is said that the negroes
of two different counties around C.dIpepper are
all engaged in a conspiracy f.; general in
surrection,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Philadelphia, Oct. 20.
The Washington Republican of to-day
says: esf- -. -, sss
"a refugee who came into Sigels headquar-
tiers from Amesyille, Culpepper county, Va.
reports that there is the greatest CONSERVATION
among the whites in that section in conse-
quenoe of fearing negro rising.
Seventeen negroes. most Of them free. had
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

New York, Oct. 20.
he,steamer Orole, from Newbern, has ar
rived here.
The steamer Spanlding arrived with hospi-
tai ship EUROPE in tow. The latter has $50
sick and wounded from the army of the Poto-
mac.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Gen. Jeff. q. Davis Released from Ar
rest and ordered TO report for duty.
a Louisville. Oct. q.

"a. a.t.e LOUISVILLE, Oct Il. /.
Gen. JEFF. G. Davis, who killed Gen. Mel
son, has been released from arrest and ord,
to,report for duty at Cincinnati, He Ieh here
this evening. ..1 '.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

From McC1ellan,s Army-Rebel Cav al.
~ Captured.
. Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
tuesday Evening, Oct. 2lst
An expedition started from Gen. Slocum's
command thus morning for the purpose of IN
teroephng and capturing a force ofrebel cav
airy under Capt. Dug, whowere foraging near
LOvettsvlie, Loadcn County, Va.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

The draft took place yesterday in Prince
Georges County, Maryland, without serious
disturbance. In st. ChaIles and some other
counties; it was postponed on account OF the
enrolment be,ag Incomplete.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
Boston.

Boston, Oct. q.
A letter from Gen. Devens accepting the
peoples nomination for Governor of Massa-
chusetts, is published this evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
: ,y'SHor FOR DEsERrroN.- Granville

,VSHoT FOR DEsERTIoN.-The Granville
an. Y. Register contains the following: e
Joseph Dickinson, Of Co. X l23d Regi-
ment, who deserted while the regiment was on
its way to New York from Salem, has been
tried by Court Martial, und sentenced to be
sho' which sentence was carried out one day
las week. 1t will be warning to others.
W Ire informed that he was fron West Gran
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
All sorts of Paragraphs.

The Liverpool Post thinks thai the
midable iron-clad navy of America renae
impossible that there ever should be wal
tween a European power and the Vi
States.
The republicans in New York cit!
splitting up, which seems unaccountaoe
that all agree in sustaining the adminSua
In the 9th Congressional district there arV
republican candidates, f. A. Conkhng
Ossian Blunt; and two in the Slh ul''
George Bancroft and E. G. Cowdln'
The democrats of Philadelphia clrcii
handbills previous TO the election, purPV.
to be an address from prominent nes
claiming superiority over the irish anu
mans and advocating amalgamatlon' II
dirty trick and they did not WIN by H.
The Cincinnati Times says it IS prey
that a committee of weli-known clllT y,
Ohio shall solicit and raise the sum o. ?,
600, to be retained as State funu, ~
which appropriations shall be MADE 70 Fl
artificial limbs for Ohio volunteers hi'
while in the service of the country.
Your clever anecdote about the "
"pony" reminds me of another on 'Ie &c.
subject, which, l believe, has never w. !.
print, though it certainly deserves " a Dr
the same college (the University Of , - !
some years ago, student was askeu - n
late the following well-known passage -
ace: ss
"Equum memento arduis In rsoos
Servare-"
which the ingenious lad rendered, W.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
War Department,

'F'I I7OPtII sI1IctIt, N =
Washington, Oct. 20.
Pursuant to the above order, the proper Of
fcers are directed to report to the Department
of State the cases to which the order refers.
E. M. STANTON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

"Equum memento arduls IN rso''
Servare-'' :,
which the ingenious lad rendered, WI
great violence to the words Of the al,hoi y.
Remember to keep pony for dlln00''
sages p
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Personal Intelligence,

Professor Agassr, OF Cambridge Mass. Capt. Petrie
OF England L. NJ. Tongues, Of Fort Hamilton, and j. A.
Hopkins and wife, OF Poughkeepsie, stopping the
Everett House.
g. L. Ryder and wife, Of Providence; ]. Pendir, Of
Philadelphia; c. l.. and + H. Whitman, Of Boston, and
+ Reed Of New York, arc stopping at the 81. Denis
Hotel IA - ~ $500.
Capt Day and wife, &. johnson, F. Amy, ". +. Web
ster and wife, s. T. Snow and A. b. Lamric, OF Boston,
H. Baldwin, Jr, Of Washington w. Kendall Of Ireland
and W. Hunt, Of Utica, are stopping at tho Fifth Ave-
nuo Hotel.
Paymaster RUSSELL u s. NJ; Benjamin Homer, Of Phila
dephia Clark, Of Buffalo; c. Bryant, J. L. Richards
and wife and C w. Bryant, Of Boston; Z. H. Castle Of
st. Louis W. II. Cfocker, OF Springfield c. L. Smith, Of
Shclbourne; II. W. Gardner, Of Providence, and q. d.
Lamont, Of Lockpor, stopping at the Astor House.
g. d. Crane and +. +. wheelock, or Boston; u. Mott
and Mrs vibbard and daughter OF Albany; J. r. Clark,
Of Springfield q. H. Lincoln of Providence; I. ID. Mann,
Of Cicysaud J. Macdonald OF canada; j. Q. Adams, Of
Baltimore: i. %. Wilson, Of pilsburg: i. Martini of
kentucky IT, Bishop, or Bridgeport: II. II HARRISON Of
Nashville AID = apcc, c Penn Ian, are stoppilg at
tho g. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
$i,44s 10
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening says


Tbere is rather demand for money tho street,
short paper and IL per cent for obligations having
over ninety days TO MATURE or for names not so favora
bly, known.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of Tuesday thus notices
money and exchange matters there .
Alrars in tho money market quiet and unchang-
ed Yesterday. Exchange steady tho banks pa ing
ia 4 for New York sight, and selling at u per cent
premium Outside tho banks wc heard or sales at,ss
premium. Gold was again shade lower.
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday says:--
Since the passage Of tho Treasury Note bill money has
been plenty aud produce men can obtain abort all
thcy want tho usual terms This, with coninu-
ed successes rebeldom has had e effect to s,cn tho
markets, and prices maintain upward tendency. Ex-
change has been little nrmcr and quotations may he
made at par buying and 4 per cent premium selling
although round lots woro probably sold al u. Gold
dropped some, following New York. We quote x buy
Treasury notes arc in demand by outsiders at 4 pro-
MUM.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the same day re-
marks:--
The money market is in condision which may bo
called healthy as TO the general feeling and comforts bio
rs regards supply The demand for loans - ny mode
rate while there Is abundant supply o. capital, and
good paper has free currency at about 10 per cont
This is tho prevailing figure, but choice names are
done at per cent and IL IS an outside rate for
fair paper. Exchange is plenty and cay at of quota-
| tiors Gold declined to-day TO | premium buying, and
2a2s premium selling There Is little OF nothing doing
] init
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Arrivals and DEPARTURES.

HAyAS,-stcamsLip Columbis-Y, n c Goss. Miss Riley
Vuintero, Mulior. judge q Iu'insior, z Iiurt
sey, q wurts Capt Iay'cnre, PPerA NJ De'snnc, q
II Sanford Madisan, Betine. Cryper, Mr. and Mrs
Duckntz A spadone, DrJ W stone, lady and .hld, Il
wood Master Chas Sherwood, Madame, 4 Fuguet X
whctrn, q Lowcry, II Spear. Hat, knowon ID Ar
rumba s r Smith, Mayhew g n de Ia Fgarcrc NJ 4 dc
SsIraho = Butler, wadn, Bermaael, PEREZ,
EdInston. J Reinsr Mrs Carpile, Mrs Brandes X
Waring, w Mclaughlin, Crane. Fulton Mrs = Hughes,
Mrs Poymas, Mrs Archer O'Nci, Osborne, Howes,
y q Castel, Maya HanShaw, Fowcke, Muller, J. )
Trapaga Geo Halcn, Hfhlon, " Carter Hubby. VIM
l. Finch Q Mepo.sal A saunders, : Gardner, Geo
Nc Nabb Geo Hosel, Mclean Burt, II Webster, "
Hay Quick, Avery Smith, q 70 sharpe, Mckohley,
Kent, III Wurts.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Another Charge OF Murder ON the High
Seass
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.
MARCH v.-7hc United States u.s. Maurice N. Goyn,an-
The District Attorney stated the to the jury; the
prisoner indicted for murder the high seas and
der tho is liable conviction suffer DEATH
The prisoner mate on board the American ship
Mongolia, and difficulties arose between him and an
able bodied seaman named Charles Brown; while the
vessel was in the river in New Orleans in March, 1861
the had block in his hand aud told the deceased
ard another sailor not 10 put airs in the alteration
Brown, the deceased, knocked the mate down. and re-.
maned his body for tme until the prisoner cried
enough he then got up went for his pistol and
returning struck the deceased blow the head which
bled profusely There subsequent difhculty be.
them tho fatal dispute, however, occurred the
11th Of April, when the prisoner came behind the Do
ceased, while he his knees mat working, and
dealt him blow tho head with iron Delaying pin;
he foil his side, groancd but did speak, and diedn
a few days. II appeared from the testimony that the
evening previous to the blow given by the mato alter
cation happened between him and deceased.
For the defence IL contended th IT there was no
evidence whatever that Brown died from the effects
the blow, what the character Of the injury was
Seven witnesses gave tho prisoner good character.
The was submitted 10 ejury about four o'clock
thoy returned into Court in an hour. with verdict Of
" manslaughter," !" in which they all unanimous.
The Judge concurrod in tho verdict said that under
all the circumstances they had arrived at just result
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Launch OF the steamer Fire Cracker

At about O'Clock on Wednesday Mr. John Englie
launched from his yard foot Of Tenth street, East river
finely modelled scncr called the Fire Cracker (Chuen-
?avu), which has been built under the supervision OF
and fr Captain ii. W. Johnson who intends TO take her
10 China for the purpose Of running tho Yang tsc
river which OBJECT size has bscn expressly construct
ej 10 carry large number Of passengers as well as
freight. Her Dimensions aro:-Lcngh, 252 feet; BEAM
90 feet depth cf hold IL feet and 100 tons burthcn
Tho frame Of the Fire Cracker is built Of CHESTNUT
Ssgoray braccd with straps of iron yellow pine is the
principal wood uscd IN tho other parts OF the vessel
she IS TO have beam engine Of sixty inch cylinder with
twelve feet stroke, which is to DO furnished by the
Nsptnnc Iron Works.
1bs general appearance Of this eoanor Is much ad
snre y those capable Of Judging aud there Is no reo
scrnbe doobt but at ner performances viii gvo much
ssaisvet son 10 her builder and owner ard that sho win
~ SSnr al favorite with the Chinese Travelling co,,n
eN1i 50 WI be ready for SEA 10 about six weeks
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
United states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

MARCH AIR. Ethan Allen, Assistant United States
District Attorney, moved todismiss tho bels Of infor
nation in two suits against patont pettcoating II was
agreed by stipulation that this merchandise should abide
the event Of the suit OF tho United States cases
belonging TO the parties and proceeded against
the ground OF undervaluaiion in the iavoice.
PRIZE CASES.
MARCH 4-Tse United Sdes the Prize Schooner Stephen
Har-Mr. Stewart L. Woodford made motion to deliver
all the cargo except the Enfield rifles to the Navy Depart
ment. the EnGeld rifles ordered the previous
day, TO be delivered to the War Department The motion
was granted.
Other prize cases were called on but adjourned
for different pc RODS.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
The Case Of the 1sabel-How She Ran
tho Blockade.
ANOTHER STATEMENT OF THE CASE.

TO The EDIT r OF TIE HERALD
UNITED STATES BARK RoEBrcH,l
Orr CHARLIE TON, 8. C., Jan. 80, 1867. }
Having noticed in the papers that the affair OF tn
Isabel (running tho bockade has boon published alto
geher wrong, thought that could no. do better
than write al this date although rather late and have
ustice done TO tho parties concerned.
On the morning of January 2, at daylight, we saw
steamer iushoro Of US apparently endcavorng 70
70 Charleston. wo Immediately called an hands 70 quar-
ssrs, azd s,guazcd TO tho steamer Mohican.
We opened Are on her from starboard battery and
fred 1--WE Shots when she got out Of range and hsre
Being no wind we could not get under way lr shc
ssruc, oy any shot from US, tho Mohican had
No steam up and very long getting under way aud
when she did II too late. She fred quito number
of shell at her and her state that they
nowhere her. She also came to in 1--WE fathons
water hen she could have continued after her for
couple of miles further and II she had been smart sh,
would have captured her. Also few nights before that
time think On tho 30th OF December, we saw o yc--
sci running out rather suspciously. We made signals
20 the Mohcan and In twcty minutes she the
first one repeated them, and IN about 70 -ty five
innntes she down TO what was the matter
Her captain thin ave us permission 60 in chase and
cut or slght.
Aftsr wo had got under way tho Mohicau was about
two and half miles ahead Of but in hours time
wo had left her ho Mohcan) oit o sight asteru OF s
Ard we only under topsais. We continued in the
direction the vessel going for few hours but seong
Tiif CHEW OF THE BARK RoEBucK.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08


CLEARED.
Steamship Etna (Br) Keanedy, Queenstown and Liver
sss 3 ss JSs
ssrs law wlzS ES'; Ss ass
Brig orwar (swc), Burman, Cork for orders-Funch,
%s Big Grace worthinston CBr, Stevens Belize, Hon-F
Brig = Fenno, Massels Mansanilla-Bre,s, Son Go.
srs Mary Emily SR Mayo srmass- Peters
schr d small Small, Ponce and Mayaguer-H Under
scSr Triumph eBr Borden, corswall!sA sm.hcT, Co.
schr Samuel Colt, Williams Fortress MonrceJ W McKee,
schr h ssmsni. Decker, Deals island, Md--Mss,er.
cS Shr n%for nSss .i,sqa Ben MsIsif Ma Fox
schr X Franklin Townsend, Drummondtown-Benton
schr U 4 d cranmer, Cole. BatImorc-van Bruns
schr Pennsyl ania, Ladd, Brlst9l.L Kenny
schr Caroline Peck, Peck, stamford-Master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship chf;sP.ssS c,9ws Portland with mdsc and
Ship southampton southwick, Liverpool Jan : with
Victoria hcnce for London Had heavy westerly gales the
Ship Compromise caukins, Liverpool Jan 8, with mdsc,
ship Albert G,rsm, Riamp Bremen Q, days in ballast, %
Leopold ucr Has had strong westerly gales from Ion ~;
shp pa Prince mpra new a@ Fry Pcha Neurypo
sdays, y ballast ioJ Merriam Had heavy wcsthsi s
S9S burthen, bhilt NJ
Havre where she halls from, aud viii probably load for
that port.
Bark Joseph Fish (Br OF cardln, Burnett Carlenas, II
days with sugar Has had strong NV gcs from
Hattcias.
Bark 10 W Dodge (of Blnchl) Jarvis, rruiai Feb II
with sugar. &c, toe r. Peters SID IN company VIII
bark ArehusP and brig - Peter, f,r New ho No date
lat 81 ion 1880 experccgda heavy gale from NV, whch
lasted three da lat 80 90 Lon ,6 ptscd lrge pu,nites
OF wrecked ycsscl encountered heavy gale IRON WNW
In In, 3i Ion rs,
gar, u NLctcait Dunran. Had lnayi W. .hcr u
Schr Maria Jane (Br. ~ =. Andicws, MI, IuMlHe ~
Jaro tS days. with n'acfn, g., - g y Ftef9 Hnd
heavy woaihcE, No date in he 6ili, pass lltse i.t
amt AFT sclr Under iurx lnasis bound =,
schr rrincc Alfred lBr, Of Nassac Nr) Wells, Nassau
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE
FRIDAY, March 7-6 P.'

" I I'M
The money market continues comfortable.
Money can be borrowed at six per cent on call.
but most of the loans arc at seven. There is very
little speculation on the Stock Exchange, and the
demand for money from this source is less active
than il was few days ago. First class paper can
be sold ut 5X per cent, and good business
names at q 10 o IL.
The importation Of dry goods for the week
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Fire in the Michigan State Prison.


destructive fire occurred at the State prison to-day
Il confined principally to the shops used for manu-
featuring farming implements Loss upwards Of 600
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
The Illinois Constitutional Convention.

- -, srFuNorIhLV. III. MuICH 0, IobZ
article which prevents negroes and muatocs emgratng
into this State and prohibits them the right OF suffrage
requires the General Assembly to pass laws carry
the provisions OF the article, which adopted by
sections The report thon submitted and ooncurred
in--ayos as. pays 13.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, March 7-6 p. NJ.
AsEs-The market quiet, with small sales Of pots
at So, and Of pearls at IS IS.
BREADsTuFFs. Flour-The market for low and common
brands heavy while good 10 extra State grades
rathor frmer Tho GALES footed up about S12 900 bbs
closing within the range Of the following quotations