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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

II Nlffb NiAItN W ANfhtA, bsfhftf on IN
~ DIANA. -
wmNss, lihelof information has been hcd in the
trc Court II the United States within and for the seventh
Circuit and District IL Indiana. the 18th lss1
by John Hanna. tsq.. Attorney for the United States
Tor the District o Indiana agnln the following Described
credits aud effects 81 nue Barr o. holland to.wu une
Promissory note dated January isasdu October lss
with Interest from date, for ~ thousand sGoeo dollars
said note given hy jsmc ~ Creighton David a. Rose.
Ia consideration a. certain real n spots county
Indiana and by said Rose assigned and Transferred said
burr 4. holland. for a violation af the powers az
act ~ Congress, approved July ~, so2. entitled AN
act 90 suppress nsfecton. o. punish rraon aud rebel
lion, 90 seize aud c0ncate the property Of rebels and tor
other puose-, and praying process against ssid
and tha, the same may br condemned and sold ss
enemies property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monon under the
seal Of said iirc It'd and delivered do
by give public notice % all persons claiming said note
any part thereof Interested therein,
that they boz and appear before the said District Court
the United States, 20 be- held ~ the city Of indianapolis,
IN and for the District Of Indiana. the third Monday a
May next. ~ ten O'clock of the forenoon tina,
day. then and there 20 nepo.e their claims make
their allegations IN that behalf.
u. a.. ROSE. 4. g Marshal.
Per =. Biortow, Deputy.
Attest:
Jons u. RIA. Clerk. dccis-dia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

mo. IS
TTyITED STATES on AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DIANA.


LIMITED STATES on AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN.
u DIANA. So
wusEEAs, libel Of information has been died h III
District Court q the United states within snA fss the
seventh Circuit and D-rses of indiana shs ssh day
Of November, isd1, by John Hanna, k-Q Attorney q
the Quilted states Zoe the Dktrt 81 Indiana against
trunk. buggy % a. qunsne, Ib~. opsum-
pbin-, bottles e<usftc. lns euinb<. iot opium.
and b rphipe, seized kysnsv n, for visistsou
Of the Laws of the Ursd States the aid goods and ne
sgsinst said goods. and that the may BE- cen
DENIED and odd a. ARTICLES conff sb4nd ef vss
Nov. therefore. n pursuance q the neaition undes
the seal Of Ssd court. 10 directed and dsnserod do
hereby give pablo notice 10 ell ysons CLAIMING .asd
property OF any pert thereof M any nserpse1
therein that they be and appear b~fere she sad ssrs
Count 81 the Unss~d S4se~ b. held shs cy Of lsdi
annapolis, IN and for tho District 81 ntizns the nrxt
Monday q January next, Cen oeock q H. fcsvscon
~ that day. then ant there their eisim<
IN make their allegations Ia that cehsd
u. q. RoSk, 4. & Nsr>hSl.
Per J. . hsEio~, prpafy.
joss n. Rxk. Clcrk. dpc1Y -d1<f
What should take Cor Cough
THE WONDERFUL 0RAxUI.Es.
They give Immediate relief a ceuss h.x
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

What should take Coz Cough
THE WONDERFUL 0RAxU1.Es.
They give Immediate r~iief IS cent? bsx.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The raxes ss~ps>ed vy tho Tax Dfsts
AND psssea sy Congress, June 23As
sse2-rhc Ousses an Incomes, snsu-
surnuce Companies, Railroad Conn
paus~s. &e.-Thc Taxes en Dssstiscd
spirits, manufactures. oils, Paper,
Gas, Caoases, Tobaccos suufss ses
gar-. Iron, ssap, NC revvs, Cssshs Lea
Their, Glue, Wine. Coal, &c.-rhc Tax
on Cetssu-The License Tar, &C., &e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

Ths Tar BIZ Jnsi passed both Houses Of Congress on
the a3d q We give below table q the taxes i'm
posed The II the articles and classes u peuons
taxed arranged n siphsbsteai form, reDderng the
table v.iaabls Tor convenient and ready reference;
Tstsxe. imposed are Of the following different classes
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
TO Co. sumptlveS.

VuNHE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
L health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption anxious to max Q
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE Cure FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHlrls, sc. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescriptions will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamshurgh Kings County n Y In'yi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
[ CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND

4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
IN GENTLEMEN. The subscriber will
send free of CHARGE to all who desire it. the
Recipe and directions for making simple
Vegetable Ba!m that will, in from two to
eight days. remove Pimplcs, Blotchcs, Tan
Freckles: sallowncss, and all impurities and
roughness of the Skin, leavein the same as
Nature intended it should be--sof, clear
smooth and beautiful. Those desiring the Re
cpc, with full instructions, directions, and
advice, will please call on or address with
return postage,)
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Practical Chemist
n36v3 NIL. s3l Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the eo.pa .1
name an style of Velie & White, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the said firm by notc or book
account are requested to call and scttle by
the 9th of January 1863, or costs arW be
made.
Allthe debts of said firm will be paid by
Peter Velic, to whom oil payments must DO
made.
Dated. Foreston, Iowa Dec. 3, 1862.
PETER VELlE. E.V. WHITE,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
A. BRADISH,

A. BRADlSH,
Dealer in stoves and hardware, iron, nails
glass, sash, wooden and jappanned ware
table and pocket cutlery, mechanics tools
agricultural implements, and builders fur
nishing stock. Also manufacturer Of al
kinds Of copper, tin, and sheet iron ware
Particular attention paid to all kinds ofjob-
biRg.
Three doors sast Of the Post cHee, Deco
xak; Iowa,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
FIN X L E & l. 20 n
SEWING.M ACHINE CO.
Branch Office, 1902 Lake Street |
Chicago, Ill.

Branch Office, 1902 Lake Street
Chicago, Ill.
EVOR the purpose o: fac litating the Sewing
II Machine Trade in the West the FINKLE
4 LYON SEWING MACHINE Co., have opened
a permanent Office in Chicago, No .lo2 Lake
street, first fioor)
The usual charges for freight Machines from New
York to this place will be added to the New York prices
In every other respect the business of the Chicago Office
vii; he done ON the same terms the parent office in
tH assortment of Machines with all the late improve
cns is already in the Chicago office, and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings Will be promptly
TO par,,cs little acquainted with the Fnkle Lyon
Sewing Machines the careful rerusal OF the COMPANY
Circular is specially commended s ara @ hs ga" n%
highly instructive having been prepared with much care,
and We win abide by all statements therein made
rbe following brief quotation characteristic OF the en-
"Ths Machine is better adapted than any other Sewing
Machine in market to tho frequent changes ana almost
endless variety of sewing required in family for VIII
sew from one to twenty thcknesses OF Marse'es wous
ppm a TO- the heaviest CLOTH and the stout
es harness leather, without changing the "
tension making any adn'men, o, ir.e os, dcn,
point in the Sewing Machine art 1t was no ordinary trl
umph Deaantly can we now say ,sne havs we n
formlyalmost without exccpontaken the INCHES. pre-
MUM whenever the Machine has been properly eHlDeo
l.; nnn,n.t;tion With other first class Sewing Machines
Hence is it that we able to offer The following suafa
tee, viz, ''Wc warrant every Machine we sen TO give
nETrER than any other Sewing Machine IN mar
het or money refunded" We never sell a Machhe on
any other terms The guarantee as reiiabie as .e n
of any business man the land For more iran hVe years
have we relied upon such facts for the reputation OF ou
Machine and without single travelling aseht Ia te
field there is scarcely neighbonrhood on the continent
where the Machine is not favoraly known; we ptl
s,ch a renutaon to one based on mere lkiG points,
AS thew are technically called In the trade Hence we
make but one kind of stitch, viz the ae On
both Sides requiring only third the 'hreaa Vi o'''
kinds of stitches.
NIB Local Agents wanted in every county through
out the West Special inducements offered.
FINKLE e. LYON S. Nj. co.
53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
n49v3m6l
, 1862-06-07
mails; they have been sent to hundreds Of
postnlasteTs as well as to individuals, to
distribute. But this is not all. The authors

mails; they have been sent to hundreds Of
postuasters as well as to individuals, to
distribute. But this is not all The authors
Of the new constitution got up an address
in behalf Of their bantling, urging its adop-
ton by arguments false and sophistical.
The expense Of printing and circulating
this address is charged to the Treasury Of
the. State.
It will cost the taxpayers several thous~
sand dollars to pay for these addresses that
have been tagged on to the new Constitu-
ton. Here is IN exhibition Of shameless
Interference in the affairs Of The people"
and bold robbery Of the treasury as un-
accountable ts it is impudcnt.
The review sent 10 their constituents by
our representatives costs tue receiver
nothing. They pay for the printing, fold
ing, etc, out Of their OWL pockets, and not
out oftAe State treasury, as in the case Of
the address issued by the knights Of the
Golden Circle. We transferred the review
to the columns Of the TRIBUNE and pub
lshed it in all the editions, without cost to
anybody. Other Illinois papers are also
publishing it, and it will undoubtedly do
much good in opening the eyes Of the peo-
pie to the INDUSTRIOUS character Of the in
s1rumcnt which the secession Times is st1iiF-
ing to palm upon them, and that is the
very reason for the howl it raises against
its general circulation.
, 1862-06-07
FROM MISSOURI AND Ar
KANSAS,
OUR BOYS BEAT THEN At IT.

RoLLA, 3fo., June 5.-Co1one1s White and
SaWsel1irg, Of the rebel army, James Massey,
Secretary Of State under C1aib. Jackson,
together with about twenty ordinary rebels,
were captured at Cassville, few days since.
Adyices from Gen. Curtis army In Arkan-
sas say that scouting parties from Generals
Carr and Osterhaus' divisions in front of Lit.
tic Red River, and from General Steele's on
The left and rear, have b@eR very successful
lately in breaking up rebel camps and running,
down gueIrillas.
Lieu. Col. Lewis, Of the 1st Missouri, fell in
with party west Of Searcy, charged on them,
killing four and *ouuding about 20, and scat
tering the rest.
Near West Point G party WIS routed By Ma
jor Rollins, Of the 9th Missouri, and a rebel
lieutenant taken prisoner.
Lieut.. Col. Ricketts,, Of the 9Th Illinois cay
airy, attacked 4 party On Caicle River, killing
four, wounding four, taking two prisoners,
and driving the rest into the swamps.
Major Bowen, commanding detachment oil
his own battalion and Sd Iowa cavalry, st 6
p N, On the 9th OF NAY, fell upon asrebel ca1,u
1T Kickapoo Bottom, west Of Batesvlle about
fifteen miles, killing three and scattering III,
rebels in every direction, capturing large
amount OF camp and garrison cqulpage, many
prisoners, 200 horses, y-four guns, thirty
or forty bowie knives and thirty reyol1ers.
This was daring attack, the men leaving
their horses and charging in the swamps with
their carbincs.
Our troops can take the rebels on their owu
ground Of guerrilla warfare aud show superior
arms and drawer conduct.
, 1862-06-07
KANE AGAINST THE SWINDLE,
Only One Party in that County.

AURORA, H., June 6, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
A meeting the citizens OF Aurora, opposed
to thc adoption ofthat ''Egyptian swindle''-
tie new constitution-was held at the city
il last evening, without distinction Of party.
The hall Vas filed to oyer1owing. Hon. B. +.
Parks and G. j. Metzner, Estl,, addressed the
meeting, and were frequently applaudcd. You
can set it down aE . fact that the voters Of
Aurora will so en- naassc against the thing.
Judge Parks has been 3 lifelong Democrat
one Of the leaders here since 1854. He said
that he claimed to be as good Democrat as
lived. He lad stood by Judge Douglas when
ne other2 man dare do it in this city.
He had labored Is hard and suffered as much
as any man for the Democracy. He denied
the right Of any supporter OF the last years Of
Buchapan's administration, or any old gov
eminent thief or treasury rat to pass judg
ment on his democracy. It was simply d
question between the constitution Of 1877,
and constitution made by O faction Of the
Democracy Of 1862. He was for the Demo-
cracy OF 1S47. HI did not believe in disfran-
chlslng the people Of the north end of the
State. He Thought that man that weighed
160 pounds in the north end Of tho State was
just as good as . man,.that weighed 16o pounds
in southern Illinois. The meeting Of last
evening demonstrated the fact that the voters
Of Aurora Wi1l not subscribe to 4 humbug.
Yours tc s.
, 1862-06-07

~A1Ro, JuHe o, 1e6l-lZ III.
The steamer Desoto has just arrived from
below, confirming the runlor telegraphed this
morning, Of the evacuation, and occupation
by Federal troops Of Fort Pillow.
From party who has visited the fort and
came passenger on the Desoto, learn that
there are still twelve guns leftin the fort, part
Of them spiked. Three OF four buildings
filled with commissaEy stores were burned,
and also the bales Of cotton Of which the
brcaetworks Of thu fort we're constructed.
The gun-carriages, barracks, and every article
Of use were committed to the flames. An eyi-
dent attempt was made to burst the guns,
which failed in most instances.
The large mortar recently brought from the
South is bursted, and also another ten-inch
mortar.
There is no evidence Of the presence Of the
enemy at Fulton. 1t is feared that the bluffs
upon which the Notifications a1e constructed
are mined.
The works are very strong, and neither am
munition or small arms or equlpagc were
captured. The enemy kept up heavy firing
to Wednesday evening. At last accounts the
gunbaats wero below Fort Randolph, steam
ing in the direction Of Memphis, and no de-
termined resistance Is expected at any point
below Fort Randolph.
There is every probability that the Fedora!
flag at this moment is floating over the city O.
Memphis.
It is said that after our forces arrived in thf
fort rebel company camc into the entrench
ments and surrendered themselves prisoner;
of Xar
, 1862-06-07
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE Z, 1852.
FROM THE SHENANDOAH,
The Exchange Of Prisoners.
ARMY MOVEMENTS DETAINED BY
THE FLOODS.
GUERRILLA WORK In VIRGINIA.
Col. Henley Visits Washington.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEbpne.7
YAsu1soroSs Junef. IA
cne+r;11, 7-or1~ has hoo,7, ~ ~ -
11N9 IL LILO '1sno.5 W
fleoerleAspu's and IN VARIOUS parts OF the
Shenandoah valley. Prompt measures Of our
commanders will meet and satt,e nth tb,+
~ ~S'No TALL AA1-'1
sh3te " "ataafe On tae spot.
vi. heh4ey, OF lhe 1st sland, mad an IN
tervleW with the Secretary Of War and Presi-
dent this morning, who highly COMMUNICATED
him IN HIS oa1lantrv at Eront R,va1 and
r-on,;saa ~ o.,.~o, g.. ~ -
p1on'ssa ~ aiianse 4of Ine eAcnanse as soon
as possible Tor him and bis men. Col. KEN
ley's wounds are doing well, and he is anxious
to enter the field Mt the earliest mon,on+
~ 1,;.asa1s 49, - e4~-s s..S s1-.sse mo,'
D1s' "i'cneil Anu otone' surgeons OF the ISL
Maryland and I'd Massachusetts,, we're released
Internationally by the rebels. as Il stem to-
ward the establishment Of a rnla for rn1eos;nc
en,1eons m bo+b e;dos Tho1 bo3 an ;n.as
ona N:., w uo.n aloIs. Lucy l.au Ill iuser.
We" Win secretary Stanton, who promised
an order unconditiona1ly releasing all rebel
surrpons nozr our nrisnners Tho robe1e 6rs+
.,.et;aa, se.as ~, N-7e
piae.iceo' uter Dull null LIE AotalnS o1 SUI
geons as prisoners Of war.
FpoS7 Ror.r. lime 6-con+ s,,a.reor
cb;af cnnmisaiaro4 hae 4.1-oI, soa;
III he aonr 1a;i1. y ~ 1ha Ga1ia o.i y.
tha ~ t11ain ~ aonr ~ ~ Nv, 5ana W. M4ea
, 1862-06-07
"TFE MEETING TONIGHT,

Let us hol'c that no man in this city,
17lo vs:ue= the welfare Of Illinois above
mere partisan considerations, will tail to
attcnd uls meeting to organize opposition
10 tho new corstilutic.., al Warmers Hall,
Tonight The consr.i:ators against the
prosperity Of TIT State are working in
secret There is moi Judge Of knights Of
the Golden Circle, from Cairo to the room
in this city, where band Of traitors was
organized by ole Of the editors Of the
Chicago 7!nses, in which schemes are not
being nightly hatched to hu1ubug and cheat
the people on tue pending question. They
must be defeated by open worsk-55 effort
in the daylight. The iuiquity may be
easily killed. VIII the people turn out?
, 1862-06-07
FEDER AL INTEKF EfkENCEENT TIE
LOCAL AEFAIE&S OF ILLINOIS.

Ne asserted the fact yesterday that the
whole power Of the Federal government, SO
far as 1t could be employedin That behalf Was
in course Of employment to defeat the new
constitution uf this State; and VT stated that
one instrunlentality Of that power resorted to
4yas rcqu :bition Of the Republican represent
atives in Congress from Illinois upon all the
1,ostmesters in the State to become mission
aries in the crusade acainst the constitution.
We now present prooi OF that statement. The
following letter was received By postmaster
in this county day or two sinct, and q like
letter, signed By one Of the Republican repre-
Eentativcs Of Illinois, has been or will be re-
cciyed by every postmaster in the State:
"HoreE or REPRESENTATIVES.
"WAsu1Sa7os, May 81, 1862.
q the NV eonstiln.oa; Mili ~ % tbe fayor 81
who patroEize your post Office as have not received
4 copy Yours, tru1:,
# anything more shameless than this Fed
eta1 interference in the local affairs OF this
State has ever been known In the political
history Of the United States, it has not been
in our day--Sseessioa Times.
What terrific discovery the secession
print has made! Members of Congress
from Illinois sending to their constituents
<'a review Of the new constitution II |
and worse still to send it through
the mail and request post
master to hand the document to per
sons who patronizc his Office! What wick
rdness is here broughtto light! "Nothing
so shameless as this has ever been known
ain the political history Of tie United
16tatess e1claims the secession news
paper.
What wrong, pray, have our represents
ti7es done? Are they not citizens OF Hi
noiss Have they not right to express
their views Of the Peter Funk constitution !
And to PRINT and send them to every man
in the State? The proposed constitution
interests them is well as other Illinoisans
One Of the propositions TO be voted on, i
an superintendent scheme for Compression
zl districts
But see the brazen mendacity Of thi
secession sheet The partizan black leg
who are trying to foist their contrivanc
on the people, printed one hundred tsout
and copies Of it, and have scattered then
broadcast over the State through til
, 1862-06-07
NEW MILITARY DISTRICTIN TIE
WEST.
Order By General Ha1lerk.

ST. LOUIS, juno Ca general order from
Gen. Balleck says that the State Of Missouri,
except the counties Of Mississippi, New Mad
Military District of Missouri, to be command
cd By Brig. Gen. Schotield.
The forces in southwest Missouri, however,
will be subject to the orders Of Major General
Curtis, Commander and Military Governor Of
Arkansas.
the district of Cairo, under Gen. Strong, and
the counties of New Madrid aud Pemiscot to
the district Of Columbus under Gen. Qulmby.
, 1862-06-07
DISASTERS BY FLOOD IN
PENNSYLVANIA,
MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE
AND PROPERTY,

EAsTos, Pa, June 6.-Fearful accounts of
damages have been received from Mauch
Chunk and vicinity, The dam there, as
we'll as at two other places, was swept away,
and many houses washed off The railroad
bridge is also g6n:-
Canal navigation is stopped Tor the season.
The Lehigh Valley railroad will not be in run
ring order for several weeks. The town Of
Weispo1t is washed away There were but
three houses left out Of about 500. The loss
Ct life has been large
The Lehigh Valley railroad is badly torn up.
The Bel7idere and Delaware railroad can Be
repaired in Il few days. The Delaware, Lacka-
nana and Western railroad will be running in
about week
part OF the basin Of the Delaware canal
here, has been washed out The damage at
Glerdon is very great, and the furnaces are all
chilled.
The lumhe1men are heavy losers. Millions
Of feet OF sawed lumber and thousands Of logs
have been carried away. The number Of PET
sou5 drowned is not Jet ascertained.
, 1862-06-07

The tax bill has passed the Senate, as
will he seen in our Washington dispatches
elsewhere. 1t will shortly be made 4 law
by both Houses, and be ratified by the
President, and the burden thus fitted to
the backs Of the people will be chcerfully
borne by them as among The holy sacrifices
Of the war. How many are there who
will say that they willingly endure all tlis
to save slavery?
, 1862-06-07

4 Rumor from a Roundabout Source.

OswEGo, June 6-The Times OF this city
has the following: We haye reason for bel lev
ing that ere this the attack upon Charleston,
S. C.-1he pestiferous locality where treason
was first hatched-has begun in earnest. We
have private letter from Mr, 6. q. Osborne,
lately connected with this paper, dated at
Port Royal On the eth nlt At the date Of
the letter Mr- Osborne expected to start i'm
mediately for Charleston, stating that al ar.
rangements for the capture Of that city had
been made, and he confidently expected to
date his next letter from thence. Tue attack
Ing force will include both the military aud
naval arms Of the service, under command Of
Gen. Hunter and Com Dupont We believe
the attack will be successful, and that the
place where rebellion had its origin will no
longer escape its penalties.
, 1862-06-07

Our dispatches may lead OUT readers to
believe that there has been a speck Of an
earthquake felt at Cairo and the adjacent
parts Of Kentucky and Missouri; but, to
correct any Misrepresentation on the sub
iect, we state that the rumble and jar Of
which our correspondent speaks were prob
ably the effects Of the falling in Of that
,rnisshapcn structure called the Southern
Confedcracy. As Cairo is the southern
most point Of land in tue free States 3ye
need not wonder mat the quaking WAS
more distinct there than in any other part
Of the North.
, 1862-06-07

JEFFERSON C1TT, June 5.-Not much Of
special importance transpired in the con
yentIon to-day.
Mr.. Broadhead from the Committee On
Congressional Districts reported I bill
dividing the State into nine Congressional
districts.
During the afternoon session, the special
order, the ordinance defining the aualiti
cations Of Voters and civil officers, was dis
CEsSel.
Sample Orr opposed the clause disfrachis
iEg persons who have taken up arms ag7ins.
the government, or who have given aid o.
encouragement to tue rebellion, alnl Mr.
Hattheomb ofSt. Louis, ana Willard P. Hall
the present Lieutenant Governor, spoke
strongly in favor Of it.
, 1862-06-07

CAPE RACE, June 6th.-The city Of Wash
ington, from Liverpool 2Sth, Queenstown
2ash WIS boarded OIL here today.
FLorR-DuIl and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
tG2d lower. corn unchanged and steady. Beef
heavy. Pork nominal. Bacon very dull.
LATEaT.
t1TEKfnoL, Nay 9.-BreadscQds 1irm hut rutet
and unchanged. Provisions fat. Consols 95xD
We. III. Cent. shares +f5<a3 discount Erie 81.
The London 1ost says the English govern
ment IN ehe absence ct any law will refuse to
restore the snip Eutily St. Pierre.
The surrender Of Norfolk ana the destruc-
ton OF the Merrimac is regarded MS retire
ment Of the rebels from the contest by water.
Buffers rule at New Orleans is denounced as
excessively harsh and severe.