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, 1862-04-04

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Correspondence Of the St. Louls Republican,
FORT Union, NEW MEXICO, March IS.
Col. SlousLEs Colorado regiment volunteers,
$50 strong, arrived here five days ago. The
effective fighting force nov here is !, 400, sl31-
cicat TO defend this depot against any force
tie rebels can bring against us. We have
etores enough to last our troops three months
This fort is The strongest ole Oh the western
frontier, being 80 feet square with parapets 7
feet high, and Z ditch feet deep and Is feet
wide It contains well stocked magazines.
Ordnance for the works have been received,
and will probably he mounted Immediately.
At the latest advlccs Col. Candy was still shut
up at Fort Craig, go miles south Of here, and
the Texans 400 strong were at Albuquerque
with 20 pieces Of artillery about half way be-
tween Der and Fort CrIlg. Other accounts
EFT the rebel Colonies Steele and Baylor, with
l,o00 Texans, are advancing on this Fort. The
Texans hold Santa Fe, where they have orsan-
lzcd 4 Provisional Government, with Gca.
Pelham as Governor.
If n forward movement can he made without
jeopardizing. this depot, it will be done and
an effort made to release Col. Canby, and then
reclaim Santa Fe aud Albuquerque.
Col. Slough, rs next ranking officer, is in
command Of this Department while Col Can
1y is penncd up in Fort Craig
KANSAS CRY, March 31,-Adyices from Ft.
Union, New MeSico, isay 4 main body OF Tex
ans were cau1pcd at Albuquerque Sixty of
them had arrived at Santa Fc. It is reported
that Col Candy lad captured train OF sixty
wagons and 800 Tex,ns. Communication be-
tween Santa Fe and Fort Union had been cut
of. An advance would be made about the
I'D, hy troops 1t Fort Union, assisted By two
E1nali batteries, when it is expected commune
cation with Fort Craig will be restored. AL
post Office effects at Santa Fe have been re-
moved to Fort Union.
, 1862-04-04
Speech of Mcclellan Mt Fairfax,

washington Dispatch to the PhiIadclphia Prcss.J
Major General Mcclellan was visited at his
quarters, near Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, on
Friday night Last, bT the entire Ninety fifth
regiment. PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers, under
command Of Colonel Gosine. The occasion
was enliyencd by the music Of the band, and
also from glee club belonging to the regi-
ment-. After the serenade, the General ap-
peared and addressed the regiment as his co,n-
rides, adding that he thanked them for three
things: one in the past, one in the
present, and one in tile future. In the
past, for the superior discipline and
military skill displayed on every occasion
when lie had been permitted to witness them
on the field; IN the present for the smiling
confidence which shone in the flces which he
was able to see in the dim light, aud iu the flu
ture fer the assurance that in them he could
rely to help him, to fight for him, aud, il ncces-
sary, to die with him. Can not? At this q
thousand voices answered " Yes, yes, e,ery
ti'Ae.'' He then said he did not think this last
would bc necessary; that he hoped 10 SUBJ
due the rebellion without resorting to such
sacrifice.
The words tsand if necessary to die with
him'' we're not in the special telegram that
came to US, and their omission was fatal to
any correct understanding Of the speech. It
vas blundcr Of the telegraph operator which
NC are glad to correct.
, 1862-04-04
Cincinnati Provision Market,


Under favorable adyiccs from Liverpool, quite an
active trade has been done in buk sides and Lard
ard prices nrc higher, the market closing rather
dcne in bulk shoulders, III part for shipment to
Liverpool. and the market closes firm, the rates
for al being: Shoulders &c, sides 4xm1ssc, and
Mess pork has been neglected. and tic demand
tring at $!G@ OBS the latter rate for inside ci;
brands bacon has slso been dull. and the sales
sides
susare!Eea ha1ne 61z@71zc, and IN fair demand
hvE lard Ss<@sc @ Knn1p pork sG@7. according to
pool at the last advices continued active aud in
The main speculative. notv outstanding the large
receipte, over sig milion pounds. having been Re-
There was also large denald for lard Ba sed
upon these adyces den!ers .: this side are tuying
sides il, bulk. and packing them in boxes On 4
aiEe stale, and shoulders and hams TO u fair ek-
1elt, and this is leading to exports thcnceuf such
magnitude, that with all previous movements Of
:hc article; there is nothing. approaching to them
frna se 1al ta6eS a % sspo5 m @ Hor aod
il ON England say that the consumption il very
large: but, notwithstanding this, there can be no
There Is vastly more danger Of an over supply Of
bacon a2d 4 glut Of the market for it, than there
il Ct lard: because the markets Of the world arc
open to the latte and the low mica will insure
sale for 1t, not 50 as Regards bacon.
C1Sc1ksAT1. April 2.-Mcss pork is not much
inquired for. Spectators sec nothing inviting in
it, ard there is no demand for export X lev
small lots sold at a0G10.s5- Holders, however.
ued demand for bulk meats and the sales TO-DAY
reached one million pounds, of which 40o,O;o
r. rs we're &c shonlds5s 10000 s sides and 100
packed On the spot, and 81 packed at conntry
Points; Points hams u packed. and:sides s5.45@5.65:
lot of box middles sold On private terms. There
was continued good demand for prime ,ierce lard
at fAc, with sales Of eco 1ierces. There Is not
much keg In the market It is saicable ut 7aze
bacon. N
, 1862-04-04

United STATES cncurT CoURT.-Betore Judge
UiT.nnI0Hd-ln the matter Of z. Streetcr for bodS
o. son; A. a stTecter. ha6fds corpus. respondent,
!. y. y 1lhams, made return to writ By producing
n. A. Strectes, and stating the cause Of his csp,
ture and detention, and after hearing testimony lie
vas ordered to be released and restored to tic Gus
In matter Of petition Of John Brass senior. for
body Of John Brass Jr.--Aadeas corpus. On ne-
t1t1on n n!ed VIII ofdezed to Col. D. Cameron or
forthwith. ~ 13'1s
No; Al6 chancery. E. D. Whitney ct a1ra John
H. Mins II g., ct ali leave given complainant no
J: c. Reed vs George Walrood ct ii: report of
Master fled and confirmed, unless cause be shown
10 5n ths ne eqn5a5 within i've days after
IS: 5oa-chancery chicago Marine ae:a and FIT: FIT
motion g3o 9f eonat9ants solicitor leave given to
at to- eomplainant's n i1a costs No 1oschancery.
o!de xo FITS si y wsfPRsF PRs4cs ct al
George ". Bronell ct al; same order
40. 5s1-s. B; Bsrton ct al rs Joseph r Mel: mo-
and a,on ny set aside
adyiscment. No. 4es -Chanccry. Heuaau Bar.
bonr ct al Elisha Granger ct al; default decree
C1ncr17 CouRT OF Cook CoUsrr-Bt5ore Jadoe
Aante7re-No: 57e- Chancery, Adam PLY "a
Dsmaseus M G!ark ct a; leave siren TO complainant
Thomas speer, assignee Of I. speer ct al
argued and taken under at1Fisement
10. -Chancc1y. G. Il. Dc Wolf vs Amos
tlatt ct q: defendant moved to dismiss inIunc-
uon On bill. answer, replicatious and proofs
nov IN; and also to dismiss bill Is to the
worth OF IS acres Of premises described in will.
NO. lt9E. P1eifcr ct al VI Joseph HcasE ct al !;
motion for new trial and In arrest of Judgment
withdrawn, and by agreement suit disrli.Sed at
defendants costs. No. 17,76s-Smith W Hamil-
ton ct al; leave given to sheriff to amend hia fc-
turn to sci ia. and alias sci ia, and to take the
Writs from the files for that purpose
, 1862-04-04
CHICAGO DAILY mAKKET.



FLoUR-Receiyed, e,4ss brls. Market quiet.
sp1es, ae0 bills Lillian choice Spring Hxtra at
$4-as; 10 brls good Spring Extra at $500; 100
brls do at S3.sIk; 1f0 br1s at ss-s5; lis brls
" Lee Co." snper at s. 30; IS br1s super at
s. 50; 80 brls do ut 50 Is.
PROVISIONS poES-Dull and 1a<c1o,r.
CT. sales, aCo orls city packed Mess at Sl0.G2X.
EsGI1sH NEATs-ScaIcc and in good demand at
SEc for Short Hib 3Eiddles. BC1a MEA7s-rhcrc
is limited demand at 3R31zc for Shoulders 41S6a
41lc for Hang, and 4hG,Hc for Sides, loose, but
the offerings are very light, LAED--1n good de-
nand and firm. Sales, 70 tes prime city kettle
rendered Leaf at TIC; s4D pkgs prime count
Fermont, uD Kettle at &c; ESQ tcs and IS br1z
country Kettle in lots at &c.
WHEAT-Rcceiyed. 8,61t bu. Market Advanced
Agslc. Sales were: 1,o0o bu No. . Red Winter
at soc@c storage; a,oGo bu No. i Spring at 77c-4c
Storage; LOCO bu do 1t I715zc4c storage; 5000 bu
90 at f7Ac@c storage; 5000 bu do at T7zc-
&c EtoEnges 1000 hu do at 6p1-2c stor-
age; G,o0o bu No. 2 Spring In store at 72c-4c
storage; 5000 bu do at 7s11c-4c storage; Is, 900
ou 40 at 7211lc-c storage; 5000 bn do ut 73c-4c
storage; 800 tass, choice Iowa Spring, By sample
at Sic on track
cORN-Receiyed, e,3ss bu. Market firm. Sales
$500 bu Canal Mixed at sc a1oat; 5000 bu damn
W III -519C auDdL - wv Oh AIxGHiQ store at 23c-
DC storage.
0ATS-Receiycd, SCI bu- Market fir1a. sales.
$50 bags No. at 221zc on track.
RIE-Receiyed, 3,{07 bu. Market 1@ac better.
sales, 2,eGo bu (CanaI No. ct 40c-lc storage:
1880 bu do at 40c-2c storage; 500 bu Rejected at
35c on track.
BARLEf-Received, 533 hu. Market firm Sales
40 bu good at Soc track 600 bu fair at z9c del
1e0 bags medium at 46c On track
HlGHWINES-UnEctt1cd and nominal at 1sa
1sEc.
CLOVER sEED-Dul1 and plenty. Sales, bags
good at q Is.
TIMOTHY sEED-Dnn. sales 20 bags very
choice at S1,60.
BEAAs-a9 bushels choice Mixed at 81 o.
EGGs-1T brls fresh at Tc-buyer'e count; b-1s
DO at 6s3c-buyer's count.
BUTTER pkgs prime shipping at &c.
WILD PIGE0NS-51 dozen at 45c per doz.
DRESSED HOGS-15 Hogs. ay. $50 1s, 1t s. co.
TALLoW-In good demand at 7.c-holders
| asking Tkc.
HIDEs-Dry Flint, 1sEG14;;s=c; Green Sailed,
G@6Ac; Green Country. 5I.Gs1ie.
BEEF C4FTLE-Receiyed, SCI Beeyes Under
fair receipts and withdrawal Of packers from tbs
market there WAS dali feeling, and the tendency
was rather downwards. The absence of news
from New York also kept shippers from buying,
except at decline. The sales we're az follows:
, 1862-04-04

An Incident Mt Pea Ridge.

Mr. ]. A. Cleveland, attached to the Quar-
tezmaster's Department Of the ed Illinois reg
iment, furnishes an account Of the battle Of
Pea Ridge, in which he was an active partici-
pant, to the lafayette Qnd.) Courier. The fol-
lowing incident is worth repeating:
At council Of var in which Curtis, JEFF. G.
Davis, and Sigcl participated, the command
ing General spoke despondingly Of the pros
pect, and intinlated that 4 surrender WAS Inev-
table; whereupon Sigel remarked, with start
ling emphasis: Mine friend! mine friend
give me Davis and de command, and show
you who has de field in three hours
Davis was earnest for fight to the bitter end,
and Curtis gave to understand that General
Sige1 should have it all his OWL way. The
responsibility Of the subsequent movements,
and tie glory Of the next achievements, really
belong to him.
, 1862-04-04
Total to date.



The bt yesterday morning published what
purportedIto be an account OF the trial by
court martial, Of Major Sam B. Raymond,
OF the 5lst Illinois Regiment, at New Madrid,
a few days since, upon three, more or less Sc
rious charges which had been preferred against
him. The following are the charges, as given
by the paper in question:
LIST charge. Leaving lis post while in conf
mand Of picket, and entering the upper fort
where he had no business.
I'd charge. Appropriating to his Own per-
sonal use property belonging to the Goycrn-
ment, TO wit, one or more bottles OF cham
payne, capturedafrom the enemy.
Sd charge. Using disrespectful language to
superior officers.
The Rsf also states that the court-wc arc
not informed Of what particular officers it was
composed found Major Raymond guilty, aud
sentenced him to a rcprimand, to be read be-
fore every regiment in the army. Gen. Pope,
however, disapproved in toto Of the finding OF
the court, and took occasion to lecture its
members somewhat severely upon the duties
Of military men in relation to frivolous charges
against fcl1ow-sp1dicr.
Those who know Major Raymond and they
are not few-will probably view this matter in
its proper light, but those who do not know
tie man may think the above j matter founded
upon fact, and consequently receive bad im-
preston Of ono Of the best men in the Ser
vice Gen. Pope's entire disspproyal Of the
whole affair was sensible in the extreme and
it is to be hoped that no more such frivolous
and farcical charges will be thought worthy
the solemnities Of court martial. =.
As TO the charges themselves: The first, in-
cluding leaving his post while on duty, and 60
ing where be had no business, will not be cred
lied In Chicago. Major Raymond is not the
man to desert q point whcn duty calls him to
remain.
The seeond-appropriattng bottle Of rebel
champagne, is simply and ridiculously absurd.
The man Who preferred It should have resi-
pain in the head, produced by the application
Of good sized headache-stick, for his pains.
The third-using disrespectfnl 1anguaee to =
superior oflcer-was probably made by some
silly co1eomb who had for the hour been pro-
moted to shou1der-strap. and Of whom uan
Ike Major Raymond could not speak In terms
sufficiently disrespectfa1 to do justice to the
subject.
, 1862-04-04
SQfEESs
From the albany Statesman, April ~

From the albany Statesman, April1.l
There IL pause in the clover market. IN which
the operations have hecn mainly conined to a
speculative movement from New York: the
market there is quoted hy the Tribune easier.
AID 100 bags state medium arc reported at
sec- Here the trade is in jobbin:. lots Ut S4D
1:epar q, according to quality: y bags CON-
mon medium, sod at Sc, and 10 bass large 914c.
TiEathy is still uncalled for, ana ranges from
sattI2.5t per bu=he1, for western aad choice
sthte.
[Frcm the Bl1timo-e American. 1st1
TIE demand for clover seed continues fair at
yesterdays figures. Sales reported on Change
to-day Of o0 bushels fair to prime quality aI 5Sk
5.12H Per hash.l- We quite ti:nothy seed At $50
G5-1 and fla seed at S1.95DaO Oo per bnshrL
[Fion, the Buffalo Express, 1stl
Clover in good demand and market 1rm at 5. -.
Timothy dull and heavy at S1.f512.25, co1dins
to quality.
[From The Philadelphia North American, 1st.1
There il not much clover seed Offering aud The
market ls steady with further sales OF 80 bushels
ut 35.1214@5-25 per buahel.
From the Cincinnati Price Current, adj
Clover seed, after having advanced to S5a5,
again fel back to $. closing dull. TinotfY won1d
tafiDg Mt 81 .SlGL1 9J
, 1862-04-04

AoAa supports tile Ffe81aeAf.
In the Iowa Legislature, March 25th, Hon.
Elhr1dgc G. Bowdoin moved the following
very excellent resolutions, which were
adopted at once with only five dissenting
yotes:-
.R@solsed, Gy the General Assembly of the State
OF 1ow1-
That we tender to Abraham Lincoln the ex-
preston OF cur cordial approval and thanks, for
fhs manner in Which, amidst unparalleled
difficulties and cnbarrassmcnts, he las ad-
ministcTed the Government Of the United
States from bis Inauguration to the present
time; and that, as wc have given to him
ons unwayering support in the past, so for tic
1ntnTe. retaining an abiding confidence In his
ability integrity and patriotism we pledge to him
our earnest cooperation in all such measures as
he shall deem requisite and Just, to utterly and
forever vanquieh the rebellion of the South, and
once more restore the unbroken American Union
the nnqnestioned supremacy Of tho Laws and the
Constitution.
Resdrfd. That the Secretary of State he directed
to forward copy Of the foregoing resolutions to
the President Of the United States, and each Of
OUT Senators and Representatives in Congress.
, 1862-04-04
ae1nosa1 Of Slaves from the nrxtrrct
Of Columbia,

From The Washington Republican. ust.1
ssse s ownefs r. anticipation Of the passage
slaves as inst as they can to the lover cr.,a, ul
ties Of 4a5Xland. 3:; 4 number have also been
]snegro pens" until they can be sold oT II IN
moved further south.
4 case Of tbis kind occurred the other d,v
which exhibits this villainous traffic In ali tx
horrors and deformities. On the 10Th instant,
q negro girl aged about thirteen years, ian in.
yalia} belonging to q Mrs. Matthews, on Thir-
feenth street, was placed in jail by order Of
her mistress. a lew days after, the moth
er Of The girl Learning that her daughter was
confined il that filthy hole, procured pass
from Marshal I.amon to enter the jail aud to
see her child. Upon arriving ut the jail, the
mother was informed that she had been taken
away about half m hour previous, but where
to the guards could not inform her.
The next day the. mother herself was
arrested and carried of. She had an in.
fant CHILD Rth her, leaving two other children,
one of them three and the4 other two years oi
age, behind IN custody Of her mistress. The
, 1862-04-04

What Johnston Says Of the Prospect.

t1eman, leaving Memphis week ago, reports
Gen. 4. Sidney Johnston as saying that the
Fcdcrals could out-Aank them in any position
that they might take, aud, therefore, fo1titlca-
tons were useless. Johnston says the only
CHANGE for tile rebels is open fight in the field.
Our informant thinks Corinth, Miss, is
their chosen place, and further says the rebels
had about $4,000 troops on the line between
Memphis and Huntsville. Ala, which were
being reinforced, and supposed row to number
from G0, eco to G., eco.
The rebels arc prepared with tar and rosin
to burn Memphis when compelled to eyacuate
The most prominent citizens Of Memphis
say they would 3ield forthwith il assured of
their personal safety, aud security Of their
personal property from confscation by tho
FcdcrM government
, 1862-04-04

ltrcm the Cincinnati Price Current, April 2d.]
We expected 10 hare been able to publish cur
nsual aInuaI report Of pork packing before this,
but packing Is still going OF at CleSelaad. Toledo
and Chicaeo, and we viii not therefore, publish it
until !sc can do so fully and finally We Know
enough low, however, to say positively that the
Increase IN number in the west will fall lt1e short
Of 500 hogs, exclusive ofthe increase in weight.
which VII be Z TO per cent net greater than The
sitter figure There is also grest increase in the
number shipped to the castetn market during the
season. and if we add this and the increa5c in
weight to the half million increase in number, 1T
viii chow d total increase OF close Oh to 75O coo
head We expect to hare the comparative ship
ments By al the routes to the East to publish with
our ANIMAL report.
, 1862-04-04

When, last fall, it was hintcd that our Po-
tonlac army would probably go into winter
quarters, the suggestion was secuted; no one
would listen to il. Yet the army remained
9uiescent through the dreary winter, and now
We hear ominous whispers Of summer omar
fcrs-of another period Of forced inactioa ap-
preaching. We hope thc rumor is uufounded.
We ask the President, Mr. Stanton and the
Committee On the Conduct of the War to re-
member that nothing can now so greatly pros
trafe the spirit Of the people as fnaction, or
dilatory action. We ask them to remember
that it is to them all eyes and all hearts are
turned; that the PUBLIC faith in their integrity
TO- day, and inspires it with that noble patience
Which is boru Of }aith- Aud VIC beg them to
put that patience and faith to 10 greater trials
than arc absolutely unavoidable.
, 1862-04-04
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, April Sd -F1ouH-yfarkct opened
snaae timer e. and closed steady at yesterdays
home consumption Sales, 1850 brls ar S aOn
5.2o for fupel fEe state, IS SSLM5. 20 for extra
stS1e; s5Ma5-:5 for superine Western; $5a5S1
% R ior common to medium extra western; is
M5so for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio:
$59 G6. t5 for trade brands Canadian f1orr shade
5stte5 With II moderate demand: Sales 1850 b,ls at
$o:4 Gb..1 !or common to choice extra. RE flour
9nlet and steady Sales, 259 trls at s3.25GI25-
Cosn n Hsal II moderate request Sales, 80 brs at
NnlskTNarlet wont aHe decideS sin6.e Sales
IVY DTS at ss1:c Tor stale, and :3c for western.
osI, GaAEaMhe5t NJ auitc frm. with limited supply
500 hu Ohio spring at 81 49, 5g0 bu afaber Iowa at
SEC; $500 bn red At s'.3G@1- s5; 1870 bu red
Psnnsyl'ania At s1:s5; and 1850 ba winter red
and fm 1t 5e: sa1ss e. u 1ey bareyy
malt at 81 Q5. Corn Shade better, with a good
Export dsmsnd *alss go by At ssG5se 5os mixed
Jersey yellow Oats tirner, with fair business, at
I4o1s for Jersey, Canadian, western and state,
GRocEIIES-Sugar, market far raw continues
drm and the demand moderate. sales Of 100
n hnds Gnba At 6:s@5Ec and 200 hhds Porto Rico at
:G SSsc, and 75Co bags China at SIG: retired in
25 bids BaEhadoes At Csc; g hhds PORTO Rico at
3<G3ec, and So hhds Cuba mr=coyado at a2l235c
PROVISIONS market more active aud
S125tG13. I'd for prime mcss: 80 for clear,
and @ $l9Glloso foI prime. Included in sales are
zWo :, nfls mess deliverable in June at s1a. Beef
155o brlz at 81 5GGe5 so for country prime; S55S
tor Country mess s1aG135 50 for re2ackcd mess:
S:y.,aM I 90 tor eS;sa ness: Prime ncss beef
quiet 1t SA@2l- Becf hams in active demand at
$i,@ftsp. GEt meats i'll good demand and very
15m- 57o t sacs @ ,co BE at 555e for shoulders *
Se:s SoSe ,et 6a1 Eaeob zass tmsr sacs e
1ong flbbtd; tG5i1 fuT short do; also 1906 fbs
HsEt eity cut sides in pickle at 635- Lard opened
ane5E' ns -o. out ee:s Yy hr viii more active DE-
sales arc IC0 EFls prime Kettle rendered to arrirc
, 1862-04-04

No. zsl Wells street, that evening, to visit q
1f1eha on Mashcr street. He was sober, iu-
dustrlous citizen, and leaves wife and two
children.
NEW Mrs1c.-Wc have received from
hiessrs. Root & Cady, Music dealers and pub
fishers, No. Is Cla,k street, the following
pieces Of new music: smelly, Lost and
Found;'' by e. c. Work. "skating Quad
ri1le;;'' By a. J. Vaas. ;'Gen. Grants March;''
by Richard Zc.lner. "Si1ent Eyeniug;'' by
j. II. Hubbard.
, 1862-04-04

IA complimentary benefit will be given
to G. Mirasole by his pupils and friends, at his
Dancing Academy, corner Of Clark and Madi-
son streets, this evening, April 9TH, and will
no doubt Re the hrgcst of the eeasQu.
, 1862-04-04
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.

HHI1fAx, April 3.-The Niagara from Liy-
erpool ed and Queenstown Esd, arrived this
morning,
The Aetna arrived at Liverpool on the 2lst.
BEeaastuf1s dull. Nheat downward tenden-
CT with slight decline. Corn quiet and STEADY.
Pork steady.
, 1862-04-04
Baltimore Provision Market, April 1,

181VH HG21AA6K4 II
1Eov1s1uEs.-Bu1k meat and lard are in good
demand for export. Bacon continues dali, Park
ia scarce but the demand is s-modrrate. Poyk-No
salee Io.day- We quote western mess at $13@
prime at ~ @10 81, and rump at 50 = Dbl. Bnlk
neat-Wc hear of 70 movement IN bulk meat to-
BIC, and hams at sep b. Bacon Sales in 1ob-
hiug lotsto moderate extent only at our quota
ticns, VIZ: shoulders 65<@5xc; sides 63<c, and
cured. Beef IL frm at S1a 50 . Dbl for Baltimore
MOI; at $d5G16 for do mess, and Sit p bbl for
extra mess Lard-The market for lard is yerv
firm at our quotations, viz: western in bbIs and
titrcee at eHe; do In kegs Irregular packsgesa &c
city rendered. Leaf &c, and refined eKc = b.
, 1862-04-04
Philadelphia Cattle e1rarket--Ma1ch3 81

Philadelphia Cattle emarlkct.-Mafch 81
Only about 1850 hesd OF Beef Cattle were Of
fered and sold at Phips's yards during the past
week. The demand was good and prices 25c i 100
sales Wee at 7sts 50 tie 100 TBS for fair to good
ard prime quality.
The arrival Of hng= were 36O1 q little more than
half IS large last week. and prices were steady
Sale: include 2. 15a head at InhoFs at 5A5K for
sill, 5EG6E fos COTE fed, and ,3sOa: the Avenue
5a1d at 5s:EIG net.
, 1862-04-04
FeIxaen Tor the Removal Of the Secre-
1nEE of the Navy,

FeIxaen Tor the Removal Of the Secre-
1aFE OF the Navy.
iftom Inc Boston Transcript, March 81
The following petition has becn 1,,,ced +b;s
morning in tie Mc1rharts' ExchanTe md
News Rooc,, and meets with great faynr
among our pronincn: merchants and shin
owners. It el1tbudics, in respectful terms t1,e
widespread discomfort Of thu com1nunIry
with Secretary Nelles:
10 the President nJ The United .s:ates:
The undersigned, citizens Of Boston and Its ri
cility, respectfully request that the present Sec
rotary Of the Nary, Hun. Gideon Welles be re.
mosed from Office. and that his place may be enp-
pted By come ran qualified By executive capacity
enalss 10 exercise the proper forecast vigilance
IN prerenting such disasters may be
nrns,J laced 70 the lack those qualities In the
W. NAose atnets he is in the main responsible.