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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

"THR SPLENDID STRATEGY OF MCCLRLLAN.-rte Absl
ton sheets are up a{s-' Gen Mccesa because be
did not kno 4 s head lSe mad bull against he b@re Of
I'D nos intercept the re;rea, o the eee
for 20. strolyhold But h0d that Mcclellan "a. tos,
r feer thug than ethel By bis mastetiy con eas.iOns,
ia hs coroueed the evacuation OF the poitai poaSn led
~ ne Rebel army without firing shot, or osic3 MA To
re the retreat Egilanl Oeefei IKE Joe yehnsos
the cards But 20 force aim nom s ioftcsi.cns
pd cor oei him to accept battle IN sr ned orr 10
IA. INV by sn i.nosinOVs fghi l. ;ol.issgots
loud ~ ii IA. rcclcsn las achieved BY his Ailfh
.euf- he has done dsmsye 20 toe eoei army tbsa
would nave suffered ia bloody bottle ana 70 ha sc1e H.
6uly more harm 10 the OF TIE reueon tH De Nd
ed ten thousand OF the enemy and o't an eG saoesd
The object Of the Is % pm, down lie rebellion ssd M
10 uci auy barbaou, vengeance that csn De done better
a. y.n EQUALLY well with little Oss Of , tere lor b..
lie most boojhrsty st:c and reycluon would tesfe
see 4 eccon psh.e by humsn .is1gh'e" lheEsI
According to Gen. Bcsnett, the STRATEGY"
By which Gates failed 20 let Burgoyne Zip
through his fingers at Saratoga. and "as1os-
ton frustrated the attempt Of Lord Cornwalla
70 abandon his works at Yorktown, was the
reverse OF "splendld.' Aud yet tie ;Orna
blow severely crippled tho enemy While tho
crushing effect of the latter foished the Re'o'
lutionary War, and achieved the Independents
of the United Colonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

Our merchants are getting up a ssbseripboa
for testimonial TO Capt. Ericsson the aTcA'
t.ct Of the steam battery Monitor We ara
glad to see this spontaneous movement in bs'
hall of so deserving a gentleman. Though .
man of raro scientific attachments, lie Ba' here
tolore been unfortunate in Sorne OF Als enter
prises. His Monitor however proved herself
brilliant and most timely success the Valas
whereof to the nation'can hardly De comps'ed.
1t l. proper that such eminent public ss'a
should receive = corresponding reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

While, in view o. the enormous taxes .hiei
We shall have to pay at any rate, the Legsf
tnre is looking about Tor means OF Lshienlcs
the burdens OF the people in every p7aclIcao"
manner, Ne trust they viii NOT forget that tS'
CITY cannot be permanently relieved without
reforming the Charter so as 10 give the May|
u due degree of power. At present. h'' once
is nothing but sort OF clerkship, aad 10 e'a'
not render the services for which the pa0Aa
have a right to hope from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

To merchants who contemplate sending con-
sirnments of goods to the Tennessee aud Cum
berland River regions we commend the letter
of our correspondent at Nashville in another
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

Mr. H. wArrAs viii supply our friend in LlrTIs FAILS
with TIE TRIBUsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17
Dusncss Notlres.

IcprprS, 513 broadway, Is The only place m
JET In, - ,d;es Doors csp BelmoIa aud Button
,ne ted at 90 and ~ % per Psh Ase ihe La
, 1862-03-07

NEW YORK, March 6-Cor7os- Market fru1er.
sales 500 bales at 259a5Ec for 1uiddiing uplauds
F1orR-Dull and heavy with only limited de-
cuns umption. Sales $500 bbla 1t Ssa95.z5 for
super etate $5-55G5 IS for extra state; $3.50
645 f9r supeT western; $ s5@5 60 e fer common to
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6.5@s.f5 fof
trade brands Market closing dnli and dropping.
Canadian aour dull and dropping Sales 69O bbls
At $5Ss@s4s for srpsr; Ssg!9@sSs for common
aa!cs at 50 39i.-S5. co1n meal steady. Small
ea.es $50 btls Jereey at SO 20
WHsKr-Heayy and unsettled. Sales SO bris at
s6@8He; closing heavy at the inside price.
GFAIN-Whest very duh and declining: there in
not enough doing to establish prices. Sales $500
b9 common winter red western ut $1.35 in store
stste o. p Rse dn ssles 81 bn naassF at ssa S.
Barley scarce and ft1ner-. Sales 600 ba at 81 The
cornhnarRet opened steady and cloaed heavy. Sales
6ea6aM delivered; 50 for new yellow southern
g. for new white Jersey. Oats dull at 3s1i, for
jersey, Canadian and state:
shade 1rmer. Sa1es 2 ,ala hhds Cubs at sK@s:sc,
5ine'Eding smal! lot Of Porto Rice at 7Gesc; aso
aG0 boxes Havana at 7ac Refined drmer at IUa0
nd mederstslS set7s saies 20 I hids es ca5a Maseo
yado at 3893a; SO hhds Porto Rico at s3@35c;
16 bids Trinidad at &c:
market without decided change Sales $50 brls at
mcsa. anu GlHn1l dof prime 1ncluGed II sales
arc 800 brls mess TO arrive at $t46L Beet
rn1es 1uiet-sales 1Do brls st &4oOR
$3.50 for country primes. s50@5t0 do
mess: $19,QD13Eo for repscked mess; $3.50
1A:5o fo1 extra mese. Prime 1ness beef quiet at
SO @9e- Beef hams in falr demand Sales
ss5 br1s at at 1850 for Vermont and SIT.
for very choice western. Cut meats steady
and drzn, with easca Of 20 packages at Ikosc
for western and city shoulders, and 5E6ETc for do
Eams. B:con sides in hir demand and quite firm.
Salez coo hozes at e:c for western and city long
ribbed m1ddtcF1 6sic for ehort do. Dressed hogs
still tend to taEor purchasers. Sales at 54@5Ec
to7 reEtcn and 5sc for city. Lard firm, with fai1
demand Sales 1850 br1a at 73z@skc, including
100 hf brls At 8a<c. Butter in 4 little better de-
mand at 1oM13c for Ohio aud l5@3lc for state
Cheese eteady At 5REe.
MoEEf-No material change. Call loans making
at peg cent. and prime paper selling at G@IE
per cent Sterling exchange quiet at 112A@1t3
for bsIkers bills. American gold dull at per
cent premium California gold bars frnaer Sales
at aGs77: premium. Government stocks ateady
;.ag Treasury notes selling ut 994G9oE; demand
notes ut & per cent discount
SToeEs-DulI and unsettled. III Cen scrip 64s<
n gtd ~; II a3x; h G "a, 4; Erie pfd 5SA
Amer gold i0s: Pic n aa; Eeie 3s5x Clese 4 Pitts
134: Ohio6s rs, 95H: ] $ e. 81 regtd g, do cou
pons 90; 9 Is r. coupons s53f; Treasury 73Q
g9H email Tenn bonds, Go1 Mo IS bak; i
State 6s IS, 35E.
, 1862-03-07
at this time (l,alf past fhree) weary mem
| Der moved an adjournment TIL 10 o'clock 4.
Conspnptfon Durable by 1nhslatfox

The following letter, detailing the particu-
Lars Of a very desperate case of consumption,
will be read with deep interest by such Of our
readers as are in similar atfiiction. The letter
Of Mr.. Eyans-whieh Is sttested by both
physicians and friends well acquainted with
Of the Baltimore Sun, and afterwards transfer
red to the New York Journal 9f Diseases e}fhe
Chtst, from which We copy It:
To The Editors Of the Baltimore Sun;
WESTMINSTER, CAnRoIL Co. Nd.
S1Rs Influenced bT q sense Of duty owe
to mankind, I would respectfully request the
insertion in your paper Of the following state.
ment Of my illness and recovery from CON
sumption. During the fall Of 1854 was yio-
g1eeable cough, which continued some months,
being increased BY each additional cold. To-
wards The last OF January, 1S55;a severe pain
commenced in tho right side, below the collar
bone, accompanied With seyere cough night
and coughed up. thick, yellow matter, occa-
sionally mixed with blood Ny strength and
flesh wasted away, and suffered with night
swcatE, chills, and all thu symptoms Of con-
t frmcd hectic fever Under these circun-
were very much affected, and had no
hope Of recovery Upon an examination OF
| my chest at This time a large cavity
| was detected in the right lung under.
| meath the collsr bone. Brch Was the
state ofmy case on the 1st Of Jepc. 1855, with
the E. mptums increasing in violence. when !
xaa sdsi=ed by my physician to try the virtue
! OF Inhalation undcr tho direction Of Dr. Huo-
tcr, New York. I had not long to wait for
| evidence OF Improvement The cough 5000
became less severe. the matter wa9 rsised
from the lungs without much effort, sleep
occauec sweet and refreshing, appetite se
turned, hcsh Increased, and I soon had tn
t c<idt nee tEe! Eas on the road to improve
me1t.. Ny: friends s.so discovered the In
, 1862-03-07

1QlA4 Vi pI1Et4Els-.-
In our List Of the officers at Camp Douglas,
published yesterday, the name Of VIM. Il.
Innn, Of the Scotch Regiment 6hould have ap-
peared as Assistant Adjutant Of the Post.
REPORT oF TILE C1rI RELIEF coAM1TTEE.
The Committee appointed at the meeting of
March LIST, In Bryan HALL, 10 furnish relief to
the sick aud destitute at Camp Douglas, con-
tiuue to meet regularly at Mr. Btyan's Office
eyery morning at half past nine o clock.
Some Of the members visit the hospitals and
public they deem it proper to report the
present condition Of those in whose behalf the
charity has been solicited.
No epidemic prevails in the Camp. The
great exposure Of the men at Fort Donelson,
and dnrlng the transit h1ther, was the chief
in pneumonia and kindred diseases, there being
now nearly four hundred cases in the hospitals,
and about thirty five having already terminated
fatally This mortality was to be expected
under the circumstances.
The hospital accommodations have been in
| creased, aud many other Improvements intro
t duced by the authorities in camp, to whose
| active efforts in tic premises the Committee
/ bear cheerful testimony.
t Several hundred pillows, "a few presented
| By citizens and the others purchased by the
Committeel, hare been provided for the sick,
lpSELAC1 WILL tUht1E4 hHn uuEL. h1uAi$
donated A large number Of pals and tubs
| have also been purchased by the Committe for
| general distribution, to insure the cleanliness
| ofthe men, as preventive to disease. The
generous contributions Of clothing and Other
articles have a1l been judicious1y disposed Of
| and the recipients made warm in gratitude.
Colds, coughs and other complaints incident
to past exposure and to the change Of climate
Of water, &c., arc almost universal among the
| FIVE thousand men In the ba1racks.
Large quantities Of remedies, prescribed By
d. -DtU1iE5 n1fc ueeti P1tEsa1Su sasu s1nsiy u17
tributed By members Of the Committee to ar
rest disease In its incipient stages. Thest
medicines arc now eagerly sought by tht
men, and indeed the 1abors Of the Committe,
and the contributions made through thcu
have been gratefully appreciated BY all whs
! have thus far been reached, the kind treatmen
| being alike welcome and unexpected. Th
tund thus far subscribed, s251, has been cS
hausted-
; Peculiarly acceptable are good books, pan
phlets and papers, many asking for old schoe
books and States, to turn tho time Of the1
captivity to profitable account; and the Con
nittce suggest that good Union document
may provo seryiceab1e in this direction.
Subscriptions in money and contribution
Of aDy kind. sent to the Office Of the Treasures
Thos. B. Bryan, Esq,, will be thankfully n
ceived and properly applied By
THE COMMITTEE
, 1862-03-07
;Tor the art1,p.

A TTENTION VOLUNTEERS !
= Gol EFT. F +. tas Old Blaek a*Et Warrior; + aox
menI, bciog ceaIly 1ul 70 expecting msrchng orders
TT lASTEaGe 1des nttached t9 tn!k RcEtmeut Il 70
an oppos*1ntt5 70 eee tnef country nader Of tho
nest conmAnce18 In the 2&ate- 4 few more feaxut6
further pz1t5ca1arF appay It Hesd QuA.tefs So Il
EaIle street, CEtcxEp.
fe2Q nH2E Capt JAMES L3WRENEE,
0n1 ARTILLERY AND CAV
%VV AIRY HOE sES WAETKp ut the Phnatx
etah!e- corner Of state e.! Adams Fsresta Ch!eaEc
Eanois> hy WALLACE II NIX
, 1862-03-07
@ttitarr G4arcs.
GWORDS FOR PRESENTA.


TIFF.ANNY 81 CO.,
NoA- $50 and 81 BR0ADWAy. NEW YORK
And Nc. = RUE R1CHELIEU. PARIS.
Importers and Manufacturers Of III Kinds Of
Military Wares,
Solicit the attention Of Uric and Military Associations
Commands on NaHonsl or State service. Patriotic
Clubs aud tndlsidua's to their large stock Of
Rieh Staf and Dress Army aud Navy Swords.
Their sssortme1 includes the choicest
Blades Of English Manufaeture.
Identical with those made for wilkinson Of London
worn by fhs odesers British Army, ant most Sp-
proved by European aufhosaties the ele
Bla3es Of BollnEen on the Rhine.
In fibre ard 1nlsh the recognized modern type Of the
7iceable ~'~A' A@4A Ses
Blades Of Collins, Of Hartford,
Besides those Of other domestic fabr1cApt4
The mountnE1 Of these blades in al cA4e6 executed
Khn the establishment will be found to Comprise al
.e9g1sts ts{lts q o1nalentstoa the being
sSsa sse es s e qss SS S s.9 ss
Ct P2atn Chased Ct Embossed Gilt Solid Silver ft
Grips aid Guards Of the aae variety Of tnateta; and
finish, aud q either regulation pAtten original de.
egn. Shonld an article Of
EXTRAORDINARY ELEGANCE,
OF richness and costntas not Represented in stock
he required for presentation the capahines Of the
for the manufacture OF the choicest works
IN gola nd Silver md IL general srst1c resources
psoaEs116n, Y aasxer 70 orders designs and esd
,nnes 7s,p ,p95sha1bng sToss O. Ia9ny y C. ass
more severe than those enJoined by government be
1ofe Il Y placed on saethe testing block being II the
e5hG.hT ct and # the comm nd ef ~ Who prefer
lMMedate proof Of the e1cefcnce Of their sTofdA-
fees p11i1ul
, 1862-03-07

In Cur general markets the demand for -four
continues light, and prices are heavy at $90@4 e5:
sold at eec, closing heavy under tie adyices from
New York There was better feeling in provisions,
with Increased business. About 1000 brls mess
pork cold Mt $11T5 for city. and at the close first
class brands were not to be had to any extent be-
low $12 while there was an unsupp1icd demand
" Weie e aso sod us a 9h o. fs e0any W
mand at $1i5c@u .631E. Bulk nacats were in
good demand, especially shoulders, which sold to
the extent Of S0O0O0 MS at $325l3 ST. closing firm
at s38Gt3 s., loose. Sides may be quoted at 47la
47zSc loose, with not many sellees below SC
for city. Uams brought $4.3l, loose. Prime
tierEe lard sold to fair extent, deliverable at
points in the interior at &c. On tic spot it is held
at 5A@74c, With buyers at f'se Bacon is noni-
nal at dG5ke .. loF shoulders and ID siass. d.
demand is light for al articles, Wheat was In bet
Ter demand but prices were not higher. Corn
firm at Sic. Oats steady at 22c- Hay tontinues
active with large salts at s14a4 so fof tight press
! ed, and sa1ee1s for loose pressed.
, 1862-03-07

st. Louis NLnrketA-Mareh S.
fFyn11 fhn democrat nf yaafprf31v

There was moderate business In produce yes
tcrday At the State Warehouse the break Of to-
bacco was large and Al brought good prices. Sales
comprised 10 hhds-16 planters 1ugs at $440@
at $9.15 to $40 S. ! do common manufacturing
9sl5 to $s.15 and medium do at SO IS to $11.95
= 100 MS. Some Of the 1uss we're high In case.
and single extra, OF which the supply at present
appears to be rather short bnt there il not much
demand for ehoice family grade. Sales Of $50 brls
city single extra at $450; IS brls do at 475, and
80 brls low grade on private terms. Wheat
Market quite stiff, with sales of 81 sks spring
at &c: G1s SKIS good and prime fall II lots at 99e 10
sks extra choice red at 951$c; and $50 eks fall on
p t. The prevailing price for whisky Was &c, but
some sales were st :1I23e. Provisions remained
quiet. Good country mess pork can be sold at $l1
City packers are holding at -s12- In our quota
tions Of articles. not usually sold Oh Change
there il material decline noted in the article
woo1. Nothing transpired in hemp and lead.
, 1862-03-07
From the Baltimore American, ID ]

From the Baltimore American, AL
PKoy1szoHsA There il nothing doing to-day in
proE1aions, 20 far ~ VIC arc advised The market
although quiet il however etfil toIerably h1m IN
tone. For PORK prices are unchanged and We still
quote meas 1t &:3 toe thin. and 3fs 5o01t- for
Ecavy: prime mess At $!391a60 prime 1t $fo 50
and rnup It % % Beef Ia lirn At $l1t0 for Dsit.
more No 4'e@i8 for do mess, and ST. por brl for
extra mess, Bacon il pretty Ern at 6A1sHe for
Shoulder audsf &C 1or sides. >Bams range 1t from
tto g. Bulk neat il steAdy tAh Fra 1t 45<e fs1
shoulders and &c for aides. Du1k hama n1y be
Quo,rd n tx45Ec. Lard il held firmly at 8Hs
, 1862-03-07

Affairs &t Camp Douglas,
Since our last report there has occurred but
a single death among the prisoners at Camp
Douglas:
March 9Th, " F. Hatcher, CO. @, Third Mesls~
etppt regiment. OF pneumonia.
Previously reported. "A
3GHAi 10 AAtt --..-..-...--..A--..-..... %
The number discharged from hospital yes
terday WIGS fifteen, and we,:tearn from the
physician in attendance that the cases ara
mostly eonyalsscIng. The diseases yield
readily to medical treatment, and of the en-
TIT number now In the hospita1 1t Ia thought
that but five or SIX will die. The mortality
among the prisoners is much less than could
be reasonably expected, when the difference
in climate, water, and surroundings are fairly
considered.
.The following is complete list of the pria-
oners at Camp Douglas, derived from official
sources:
5oh Tennessee h egiment-co. a, g; Go, B, 68;
q; C.. i, s.; c.. /, q; 6, (, a Tetal, @ss.
g.; Go; &c G: 20; 20. D. a. Co. r. 81 e"' l. =;
ID Mississippi Regiment CO. 3, q; Co. G. g.;
Co. Z, =; CO, 9, II; Co. H, Sc; Co. I, 81. Total
iii Texas Reeiment-Co. A, =; Co. B, q; Co.
Co. Il, IS; Co I, IS. Total, asf.
aoh Mississippi ResIment-Co 4, %; Co, B, 48;
IS; CO. d, 43; .. |, 81; Co. E, Is. Total, 4e7
S7th Alabama Regiment Co. 4, 10; Co. B, 20;
GO. E, 16; Go. q; CO: 6, 20; Co. u, s.; Co. l.
~; Co. &, II. Tots1. $50.
Sd Tennessee Regiment Co. A, 81; Co. q, "a
CO. G, 60: Co D, IS; Co E, 81; Co F, 81; Co. G.
s.: 20; y, =; Co; E, 81; CO. I. 7s: Total. ~,
81 10Th Fenpessee Regiment &c. 4 as; c. 2 2
CO; G, IS; CO Il, Il; CO, /, s.; Co. Z, S.. Tota
I'D Tennessee Regiment. Go. a, 4s; Co. B
| IS; Co. c, "a; Co. D, Il; Co E. 60; Co. =, Sc
Co. G, At; Co. Il, IS; CO. I, S.; Co. Z, 49, To
| 18th Tennessee Regiment.-co. A. 20; Co, B
| a6; CO. G, 81; CO. B, %: Co. f, s.; Go. F, Il
CO. 6, s6; Co. H, 70; Co r. 81. Tota1 249.
| 18th Tennessee Regfment-CO. A. Is; Co. B
| 81; Co. C. IS; Co. D, 20: Co, g, 80; Co. F, 20
Co. G, Sc; Co. 3, 16; Co. ], 50; Co. 4, 81; Total
sith Tennessee 4 3 Regsment-co, F, s; Co. G, II
I'd Kentucky Regiment-co. 4, 50; Co. D, IS
Co. F, L. Total, 1856.
= "a d Ba5ssli9n .3 Alabama 1ntantry-co A. Isl Co
5rh Vizginia Resiment-Co. E. 10. ....
51st Tennessee Regiment-PoEtiou OF comps
ny, II.
F1oyd's Va. Artillery 81 Gray's Va Artillery. s
Ftench's Va. Arti1lery.43 Murray Battery ----s
Cum mher,and Battery IS - -
, 1862-03-07

for prime western In bfis and tcs, and quote fe
nncd at 91s190c, but there are no eales making.
(From the Pl,tladelphts Prsse, 4th.1
PKov1s1oF-The market is 61m hut quiet, and
the only sale we h~ar Of Il 800 brls western mess
beefa $1s@13bo 3 br]. -
:. Ftom the Boston Post, March41
.pRsyn1oS=.-Pork is firm with q fair demand
Sales OF prime at $lG63l0.50: mess 9149I4.69' !
clear &l6G15 50 e brls cash- Beef Is 6fm and in
rool 1erinra Sales OF Eastern and " estern ness
s1d extra mesa at *1aa815,0o = brl cash. Lard
Eams are selling at 14G17l1c y cash.
..[From the Milwaukee Sentinel, It'll
Owing to The railroad distractions there were
not enough hogs Offering to induce packers to 50
into the Market and yesterdays prices were hard
" sustained The only sales reported were two
lots Of md 50 head. averaging respectively 500
and $50 ns, at o.. s593 90.
, 1862-03-07

AL Of which Ia respectfully Submitted.
GEO. STRONG, Chairman.
This report was laid over under the rule.
TIE MILWAUKEE PLANK ROAD.
Supr. Charleston offered the following reso-
luton, which wns carried:
Reselred, That this Board request tho Common
Council Of the city Of Chicago 10 keep the NIL
waukec Plank Road to the city limits n good rc-
pair.
LooK ON THIS SIDE.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims IT,
ported concerning the bills rendered by the
following persons, members Of the Board, for
committee services, that they were correct
and recommended payment Lewis Chatroop
&c, Geo Dunlap $I0, Henry Werner IS. Laid
over.
AND THEN on THAT.
The same Committee reported concerning
The claim Of Walter Kimban for sundzy print
ing bills, blanks, certificates, &c, that they
were in. favor Of paying the same, If
he would remit the fee bills in his
hands which In their opinion belong to the
County, and that the Clerk of the Board bg
authodzed to settle the account With Mr. Kim
ball, On those terms.
The Committee declined 10 Allow the Claim
of 81, 500 of c. B. Farwen for indexing books
and papers without full information on the
subject
1t this time (1,alf past fhree) weary mem.
| Der moved an adjournment till 10 o'clock 4.
N, today,
, 1862-03-07

The following are the newly.clectcd officer. :
PRESIDENT Alexander Lewis Tee Presidents
George Mcmillan. John g. Erwin. Directors
James Aspinal1, George c. Langdon, John 5. Pat
ten,J. D. Standiah, g: a; Sheldon, James Bestty
David Carter, George B. Dickinson Cotn.nittss q
PeftTence-H. j. Buckley. Joseph Aspinal1. Duncan
Stewart. Secretary and 1feasureT-Ray uaddocs
, 1862-03-07

BEByEs- Speculation is rife this week. and the
trade il active at an advance equsl to &c 2 u.
live weight. Some drovers thinklthey have not
sold at figures more than 1sc per pound better
than last week. but the buyers agree that they
have paid ss@7se, HIGHER. Judging from
particulars, and taking into consideration the
quality q the cattle Te think We viii be near
arc not 30 many selling as might have been ex-
pected from the tone Of the market but this, and
the tone Of the marke:, is owing to the fact that
nearly all the New York specnlators vent out to
ing down from 81 to 1870 head. Some bought cheap,
willie others paid all thst the cattla were worth.
and in one 6r two instances more, taking the
additional freight charges into account, than
they can get for them here Some few rcesold
here st an advance OF S1@2. and one cleared 81 =
head The spring il the p,aElsct is now owing to
IN increased legitimate demand but ratller to 4
speculative feeling on the part Of some New York
efs. and as Lent commences this week, 1t would
seem advisable for droyers holding cattle In our
cwn State, as well as in the west. not to rush
COVE next week with their droyes, in the c1prca-
tor that the adfaIce noticed will be lnaintaiued.
REcEnTs The following ia our comparative
statement Of receipts at this market the Cen
tral Railroad, estimating is to the car:
, 1862-03-07

IFFoM me J6nfuN OF CDm91eFce, 5taTth
We have compiled our nsual tiaynnth]y summaries
81 the noysmeats Of produce 1t This port, in com
y1oas seale There 10 q sueht faiDg of in the re-
ce'ntS 2. fSseai both from inland and coastwiee
sources. as compared with last year, but the re-
ma1nder Of the list elbows an increase in majority
Of particulars Naval stores form d striking e1-
ception, owing to the closing Of Southern ports.
Provisions show large increase, eVen upon the
heavy total Of Last gear,
REcR1rTs At NEw YORK OF CERTAIN 1EADrsa ARr1-
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