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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
soldiers Absent from Dz.y
HEaDeUaarERs ARMY OF TIE MIssIssTes
COFlNTH AU-l =. 1862

AADQt2[I1Ac AMI ~ AaA AL1oA5rl-EA.
COElSTH. APRIL e. 1862
To al Magistrate and Citizens
A powerful saeGy, with 2 large army, has ,-
vaded our homes. Our 5-ava soldiers are gath
eTing for the holy purpose Of driving aim Tom
our soil There is q duty which you can perform
and we call on yCu as faithful magistrates aud
good citizens to discharge 3D.. Some OF Our SOL
diers are absent without leave. and some on
f~uTIoughs granted when their services were not
80 urgently needed. Al should return at once
90 duty. We call on you Go send them back &c
the ranks. Show thsm by your eOVnssis what
their duty is, what their country demands snd
expects, aud inforce their return Should any
play the lagg3Td or sbnnk from The contest, hold
them up to the scoTn ana indignation OF your
communities.
Your earnest and jealous aid "a sought, and
by aiding oUT gallant army IN this respect, you
will entitle yourselves to the gratitude Of the
country, and aid in driving the oPpTossor from
our soil.
Newspapers friendly TO our cause are respect
fully requested to publish the foregoing
j.. r S~iACGHTEE.
BrEadia-Gen and Iuspector-Gen
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LATER FROM THE PENIysgEs
.gFsys Of ire -Eyas!EtGassBase F5Eka.

BICHGOyD, Hay5-Tae battle LsRr WILLIAMSBURG, ca
Monday. ts said 20 asve been tn hsfcest # tho war
while it listed. Tae change Of Stewards cavalry isTePnf.
scented % have been s-ea-.gl-mowirg down tae HsUisDs
by scores. The loss o.: IL sremy in killed and wounded
was very heavy Gen. Early, OF Virginia. was badly
wounded Gen. Anderson, Of S5uh Cs-ol.na, "a report
e. killed.
no official 0. detailed account Of .-a 5a.aa mas been
yet received
The city is o1c.-sa u day ny unreliable reports o.
another terrific fs4t sc BaInhzmsyillo yesterday III
which the Confsderstas arc said to have bsll victorious,
and the Yankee. .opuIssd with immense slaughter.
RECBMoSE. Bay SAN official letter received from
Gen, Johnston, dated B~araha~sviiIe, y O'Clock A. n
YESTERDAY states that the saemy were lautins under
cover OF their 6un5os;s near West Point No mention
is made Of tie severity Of the engagement but, on the
contrary, the tenor OF the letter indicates that Gen
Johnston did not expect d conflict with the enemy
He states that their lsrglse st Williamsburg seems to
have stopped theT ,dTanc5 in thar direction altogether.
The prisoners taken On Monday were principally from
Heintzs,man's division md part Of them from Summers,
Nothing is said OF the extent Of tn casualties On either
SIDE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
FEDERAL CAVALRY SURPRISED
AM

The messenger OF the express company, who
came down on the train yesterday from Hum
bOldt, reports that intelligence was received
there on Wednesday that Coils. JACKSON and
CLEBURNE with about 1890 cavalry had, on
Monday last, surprised and fallen upon an en-
campment of about two hundred Federal cav
airy soma distance above Paris, and succeeded
in 'bagging the whole command, officers
and all.
From other sources We ieaIu that cut hundred
and seventy-fvs Of the FeaeIa8 were taken prs
ouers, and twenty were El.sd aad wounded
The only injury known " h-vs 0esn inflicted
CPOn our troops was one ma4 lsug shot is .h5
foot The prisoners waro taken to Jackson,
Tennessee
In Humboldt there is ~ 3oubt Of the correct.
ness Of the facts above mentioned. The band
made prisoners are the men who nave given
such annoyance 10 the citizens at Paris. Henry
and other places IN that 1eghborhood The
Federal camp was nc. tar iron the village Of
Dresden.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
PORT PHE0W.

We saw : dispatch yesterday to an ARMY OH
Ger, which stated that the bombardmeut at Fort
Pillow which has now been progressing for over
three weeks was much bnsker during the day
than usual. No vigorous attack. however, has
yet been made upon our wOTks-the firing Of
the enemy being slow and apparently without
any particular design
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
A WOMAN APPoIyrGD MAJOR Tho Peoria
illinois Transcript saws:

a WOMAN APPoIyTGD MAJOR Tho Peoria
QinOis.) Transcript says;
Governor Yates has paid c rather unusual but
well merited compliment to Mrs. Reynolds, wife
of Lieut. Reynolds, of Company A, 18th Illinois.
and a resident Of this city. Mrs. Reynolds has
accompanied her husband through the greater
part of the campaign through which the 18th has
passed, sharing with him the dangers and priva-
tons of a soldiers life. She was present az the
battle of PittsbUrg Landing, and like a minister
ing angel, attended to the wants of as many OF
the wounded and dying soldiers as she could.
thus winning the esteem and gratitude of the
brave fellows by whom she was surrounded.
Governor Yates hearing of her heroic and praise
worthy conduct, presented her with a commission
as major IN the army, the document comforting
the well merited honor being made out with due
fOrmahtyr and having attached the great seal Of
the State. Probably no lady in America viii
ever again have such q distinguished military
honor conferred upon her. Mrs, Reynolds IS
now n this city, and leaves to join her regiment
IN a day or two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

MOEGAS's EXP OIT-Tbe statement pub
lisbed ~ rs G few days since, 70 the effect that
Co. Morgsa bad captured between two and
three hundred Federal prisoners near Pulaski,
and At last sdyices was il possession of the
town, ls confirmed by persons who .7sIs present
en- tie occasion Of the gallant exploit Among
his prisoners is a son Of Gen. Mitchell, VINO has
for som ting been sc,ng IS Gd to lis father,
Our guegrllss are operating throughout Middle
tennessee IN an eminently successful manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

F~aCCuSATE. Our exchanges nom many
points urge tie necessity OF yacciua.iou. Surrey
this. the oLly remedy sgaius. that dreadh}
sc0Uggo, the small pOx, viii NOS be neglected
livery soldier wh0 goes iltJ caup-Tys-y man.
woman ana .-iii In the South, should be vaccl-
mated iEe military authorities should see 10
ills Important matter, so far as ths soldiers as
eiaearued. and every bead of atdmily should 10
the aaali while -irv and county officers should
Do active ia procuring 5uppEe- OF vaccine mat
;ol for g.a.1.,aas ,-bu10u -jEaat1 Esteit5-
g-uE.L- :
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL Oh THE CITY.

The Circulation 81 the DAILY
APPEAL IS larger sham shat Oh
gse nssJy City Press Combined
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go REWARmr

WILL Fsy the a0Cvs reward for She auur--
hsnzion ~ my SLGBO WJuAE Amt "a
LlDD4, E3 fhEtI ea1 obtain possession Cf her E#R
she = shgaE muSluo, rb0l sbl-s7-&va yrus a-4
age. ht8 IS well known In Seth Etzurhfs rs uF-
VIE e2cns h-r rae. and formerly be.ou-sF TO John
H'-tn -ns q 81 Iaeai1W sizs a1i zrtein eut
j. uTEELF.
NuFtaL' t...-a-
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a 1t Is ridiculous. says gs, Augusta CtyoH-
tcs, for Southern papers be rejoicing over
Democratic victories at the North. Are northern
Democrats enc particle ba,seT than northern
Black Republicans Are they aos united against
the South, however much they nay quarrel over
the spois among themselyes1 What are Demo
cratic victories TO US
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

TIE GRAIN CROPS IE tn U~p-C0UNTEY-
We are glad to learn, says the Charleston MeT-
eRry. from a gentleman who has had 0pportuni-
ties for extensive observation thst an unusual
quantity Of wheat was so7vl H the upper psrt
Of the State tina. the prosPcs ar,sr was apsI,
and many suppose the crop 7.i. be- twice as
large Is last years, wL4sI va, .-y Hue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
FOR EREyE-

NEAT COTTAGE ROUSE $40 -cce7 SIN
-. aud ell, Allc4au sad Clubhouse. GOOD cs- 7H
tern aud wei seven HcTes ground, re patch AnI
garden raspberry snd Etfavhsrrv patches -EE
Eor further psrucajars apply 70 ". r. Beaachsap, SO
80 Monroe street. or 70 r.. T. H. Bennett. Cuu mile from
town, on Poplar street read This place Lea U0rIE al
the Far Grounds, adjoining tho Lesth Orphan Agylum.
my65ts
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RAJ FRDERAL GUNHoATs BELOW

our special dispatch this morning from Nat.
chez states that on day before yesterday WED
nas5ay) the Federal g~unboats etuned down
the uve1, and had not been heard Of since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
SEREAETE WEETEnI

WISE q e. p.oy TT1RIY good rrd steady SER.
4 NE5.TS 81 80 rEa Uver-gA General Hc7a.taI iu5.eF4
a.e'y5 - WON good #aggs W il be -iver
&C. W- EEEGT
Essrtzlt Surgeon 2. Il G. S.
MY Jt~ tEer8- General H0sgir4r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

GEN. JACKsOE's PosTTT0E-The Lexington
Gazette states that a prOmiueut officer, who left
Jackson's headquarters on Saturday, 18Th nit d.
states that he has taken d strong position at
Swift Run Gap. This is . gan il the Blue Ridge,
east Of HaTrisOnburg, and through Which passes
the turnpike leading to Gordonsvilo- His posi-
ton canno. BE- danked, and the Te1srais will
not probably enture to pass him, in order to
advance on Stsunton he j. within reach Of re-
Inducements.
The Lynchburg Vtrgaaian q Saturday .ays
" We have certain inteIigeras tCom this gallant
army and Its rsinforoements. taaL it msy not be
well to publish. Our hopes are high, however,
and our readers may reasonably expect some
thing brilliant ere long
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Hip Oh TENNESSEE and KENTUCKY,

WITH all IT'S r~alrced7, rivers ~Jier-s forts res
" battlefield size rwen5y by twenty SAX. For
bytl- P97lshee. wholesale pd10 81 Ec-a GiG
-sTiar E.---r ~
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.ATEST By TELEGRAPH.
Movement Of the FEDERAL Gunb0ats

Special to the Memphis Appeal
NATCHEz, Miss, May 6,-TAS aDemy's ~gunboGz went
buck down the river Yesterday, end have not been heard
Of since + b.
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For SALE !

4 BOUT eiCbse5o scros Of beaatr- Woodland
"a -1ree ana a hat miles from hi-mphir ca rls III.
geOn RO0st PlankrO8d. Confederate money vii i'd.
taken for segment. " T. EEfBE..K-
Eelss % j h. speed. Of Egsod D0l0bO s. Strange.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
CITY L.RTA.

OFFER .CE Lr EgL-L.. f, on Jr-Ferlra z.-a-.
: fy-T o. .riaans, and enc -a E.-f street. al god
building lois T. 81 WHITE, EzEol.
1~.- . DAVIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

PosTMAsTERs AND CoNsCBPT AUr-
a subscriber writes Us asking Whether post
masters are subject 10 mihus suty 7nder the
Conscnpt act lately passed BY Congress. We
should soy most certainly that they s5e nos. for
the Exemption bill passed BY the sama body
especially relieves IRON military duty ali i the
service oT employ Of The Confederate States 8
Within sms class postmssteTs are, Of course.
included
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|" MsICr-f

r Msjor-Gen. D. Huutar. tle YahEal gen
eral at Port Royal has issued a very long
winded order to his troop, on the subject Of
sanitary camp regulations. Hs begins by tho
cheerful remark; that IL Georgia and South
Carolina, ' there Is less to 5e spp-ehanded from
battle than from disease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

4 correspondent Of tho E0sHtEg hygus writes
to that p2psr under date Of tho "a inst from
Pulaski, Tennessee, as follows
TIE exuediuou intended to operate Ia this
section arrived kcTe yesterday without any acci-
dent. TIE particulars and incidents peculiar g.
our marches VIII b detailed you infinitely al "a
more Convenient season, and forwarded as We
progress about : O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
cur squadron. under The command OF Gel Nor
gan, and li~sC,euaut-Coi, Wood Ct Adams
cavalry, entered this place, liking slm0st uuia-
terruDted possession Of she town.
Leaning that O number OF Fadsrals were net
Iag distant, tho command was formed into three
lines, entering by tho hight, left aa5 csnt9r,
completely circUmvanang the place aud pre-
venting oil egress, About two hundred ald
sixty prisoners, among them several officers,
including a son Of Gen. Mitchell, were captured,
and ten Yankees killed.
Providentally there was 10 casualty on our
side We have captured q largo number Of
wagons loaded with atCres, arms suG 6uau-i-
u0a. Several waEons loaded with cotton, en-
route for Nashville, were taken possession of and
viii be burnt.
Our reception as a grand ovation to daring
chIvgLry, a8d worthy the ladies or the South,
DoueCf whom ever experienced as happy n May
day as that Of yesterday Wo hgva destroyed
he telegraph line building from Columbia hegc,
and taken charge Of tho wIrs and instruments
Our advance IS d series Of uninterrupted sue
cess. God smiles on us. Co.'s. Morgan and
Wood direct our movements.
we leave in q few minutes, to make another
locality the sceHa of Brilliant achievements.
You shall be promptly advised IF our move
meRts as sc ppogreGs.
The mail has just au.ve3 from tho North. All
our boys have received a number Of letters and
late papers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

VERY PE0BABLE-Oar morning cotonpo-
rary, abiding - he progress OF the enemy up
the river from New Orleans, Phil0sopAically
observes:
AT all events VIC may sxyert TO hear OF the
Federals at VicksbuIg before hey get to Mem
phis."
We shouido't wonder,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

F~ERocIOUs.-iu a 5peech made recently by
Hon, Geo. II. Yeaman al Have svills, Indiana he
The matters have SO faI discussed though Of
recent occurrence, belong 70 the past, and tine
discussion Of them las become almost ,hresdbare.
but the disease Is best treated whose cause ia best
known The practical question now Is s5 10 the
treatment of rebels and rebel States. The bnl-
liant and eliminating successes of tho Federal
arms bring this question home 70 US by demon
st;sJng that this wsr cannot last much longer.
too-td hGgs Tie national arms 10 defeat, 10 dis
PeTSe, az, fit must be, TO conquer and suqiugafe
armed treason ~irhere0ey found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

I~We lsarn from tho Savannah Republican
that Capt John z T. TattnslI, formerly Of tbs
United States navy, and s son Of The commodore
mas been appointed colonel in the Conledersts
army, and assigned to the command of an Ala
bama regiment. composed Of the re, aims Of the
glorious 4tb, Of Manassas fame. and & fresh bat
talon The regiment is stationed at Pensacola,
and CSL Tatinsl Is now in Savannah, ca route
for that post.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

ICRE ISLAND 5sLT-OUr correspondent
says ouI present sal. prospects are arebf. Sou-e
@JegJ bushels had seen gathered curing tie
past week, aad q gene-sL gathering was soo1
expected SIX or eight vessels had taken cac-
s5es AT seven ana . half cents TnzIs had berb
sky cases Of measles at Turks Island, but at
ta- other Cayslt lid 10! been as BAD. Our oug
Gay correspond 81. whites Ouf sal. prospects,
axe good 9 quantity cal Ug bought Gt seysu
cents q busheI, and OF a superior quality. Pap-
5.0Es were very scarce, and nothing was doing
la wTsckiUE Georgia Exchange.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

THE WAR ASD TIL Pass Bearing upon
this subject. wa subioiu sag follow ing very peril
aaDt remarks. Clipped ron the Nof,s Jribaas :
DscTsstly e0n5u. sl oe"sP-r -s now az
instrument of great u, esu-e % he south
Our people cannot r,. dispense with hem
They ers a daily necessity they ere also m
r%0r47t 60 the g5TeEameu. as conveying IT'S ORD n
and decisions g. this greatest number IT people
Tiny serve 90 sa.mu,s.e enc VzIIaHc feeling o.
The country. They drop w0rs5 q cheer whsh
ftl sometimes ON giEggi-- natures aud stir thsw
up to action They give srsise where IL is due,
and this pra'sa is % stinuluF &C. l1eu ~ home All
.aeg I'm she fr.j- They eUeouraga st the assO
gistlo15 Io- aie1 bs iud.vdus Of both sexes VINO
e7.aJ. z..-f the service huz 7ho afe eager to Be
directed the way to help the cauEt-y 90 Izas
rgudauce They ave, therefore, al useful an ain
u tbs cause as any other and for these anC
other similar reasons Ii seems IS that no obsta
Gle g.rH- n ta east In fh4sr nav
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

1t is stated that while at Winchester, Vr-
ginis, Gen. /" Stonewall' Jackson attended the
union prayer meetings held there, and lead in
prayer several times.
, 1862-04-08
Rot m IHnpostor.

Editors Tribune:
The Rev. Robert Conyer, with ali his Scotch
his reliance on his own sagacity, to usurp the
place Of positive knowledge. He has thus
done injustice to worthy man and to those
who have taken an interest In his case. The
first individual referred to as tan evident
scamp,n in lis communication of Yesterday
headed Two Impostors,' is member Of the
Congregational Church Of Waukesha, Wiscon-
ein, and bears q testimonial from Rev. Hiram
Foote, the Pastor, that he is 'shfghly esteem
ed" His health has been broken down for
two years past, and his wife is also an invalid
he acted honorabl9 as agent for sundry beneY.
client institutions here and elsewhere, IS his
credentials show, wh1la there was work to do
and he had ability to labor. Other means fall
ing, he vas advised (iDjudiciouE1y, s. told
Lin on first seeing him. to print ind sell cer-
tain pieces Of poetry Of very moderate
obtsin, if possible, the sale Of some good book,
"a LEES liable to be misunderstood; but he
naturally had faith in the value OF his wife's
poetry, and in the Judgment OF those WHO ad~
yised the sale. SJmpathising with his condi-
t.6n and knowing his pastor and another indi-
yipual who endorsed him, I gave him note
stating ny acquaintance with those individu-
ais, and other clergymen have done the same.
Mr, Cou3er's note conveys an erroneous ides
of the man. He is neat but plain in dress, not
'sprucc and shiny his manners are respect
sulaad courteous, and not oily" even though
(parL1y by feason Of his busipess) they might
appear ''soft," and betray small knowledge
OF the world. The man called on me and 9th
ers who had aided him, Immediately On seeing
II, went at once to convince hfn of his mis-
take; in which if he succeeded, we shal1:no
doubt hear from Mr. G. again.
April s, 1862. VIZ. ". PATTos.
, 1862-04-08

Moxp4Y Eyzs1vG, April 7, 1862.
PROVISIoNs-Market very quiet, BEEF-1.o00
br1s choice Extra Mess at SLIGO. Ness Pork
No demand. Market dull and nomina1at $40 So
LARD-Qutet- Sales, Is tres choice country kettle
rendered Leaf at 7c; ~ brls country Heam-rcn
dcted at CSC. P1cKLEp MEA1s-1O0 brls Picked
Hans at $1,000.
FLouR-Receiyed,2 2,e9G brls. Market neglect
ed. Sales, 2C0 brls ''kewanee' On P It; 100 bags
good Spring Extra at q. SIX per 100 1bs-aacks
returned; 100 brls choice White Winter Extra at
S4so; 50 br1s good Super at $500: 50 brls Ryc
Flour at $500.
WHEAT-ReceiVed, s146os bu. Market quiet.
sa1es, 2, 800 bu No Spring at 78atc-4c storage !;
500 bu do at f6c-4c storage; 10o0 bu No Spring
at 714c4e storage; 1,ooo bu do at 7lc-4e storage;
eco bu Spring by sample at TIC on track.
CORN-Receised. 80. .076 bu. Market neglected.
Sales, 5000 bu Canal Yellow at sGzc ahoat; 1,2oo
bu new Corn On track at &c On track.
: oATS-ReceiEed, 1888 bu. 160 bags at 81 nc on
track.
RyE-Received. T4s bu. Market quiet. Sales,
q bags at &c on track
BARLEY-ReceiFed, 100 bu. Market staady.
sa1cs, i6o bags prime at 5ec on track; 100 bu at
47c OF track.
H1GHWINEs-Markct dull. Sales 80 brls at
1ez4e; 23 brls at 16c.
6EEDs-T1naothy neglected Clover in fair de-
mand. Sales 8 bags good at f40o.
TAl1OW-1n good demand at TIC.
H1DEs-Dry Flint, 1sK@'41(c; Green salted.
6@8Hc: Green Country, b4@54c
BEANS-15o bushels good Mixed at $1.1o-la.
Guiding packages.
EaGs-FreAh, 6@6xc per doe
BU1TER-Choice Dairy, In crooks, t19tac; Fir
, 1862-04-08


NEW YORK April 7.-F1orE- Flour
tt gadss - s.1ss 6lls 4 q isa5 = g aapsF
~ sPpe4 s. a s 8 stase e. eosnsg t@ = aeE e.
RS!saases Seaed hss5 ossa: e ior s sesas
ontside quotations. can@disa aonsfsy@as az 6axers
with only limited hastnese doing. Sales eQ0 bfls:
e aaSs S@ee9 90e s9d fo5 s9F e e51lss ssEa
~. GosA Hseal IN moderate request. aeles 40
sna nc5 g g. To- 5sssy s19 for Bzandywins.
MEKx-aarket Without material change, sa1es
esW9sa9za1 s,a % 9fas g L a:s eas doing but
sPae :.as ststs i shias R;sf vlfs4 ss 7e @ e. b
i g; 600 bu amber Jersey It N.E; 4m bu snn.
r. f. 3sk3 Msa1gaa & s14 : . S3e essaa eiaS :
and heavy. Sales 40 bu ii sse.- Com-MasKet
F1'ss e. quite N fEm Eith fair export demand; sales
@s Iattes ss sssss1a ~ esoiss st
qacsf st a11e ID 1asey: canadfan. 1 western md
GnocEa1Ea- Coffee, Rio inactive; other kinds
n moaalate demand. Sugar, raw, IN fair demand !:
PRos18,oas-Pork, market less active andprIces
without decided change; sales 80 brls at 8i2. Is
@:1a1aH for mesa; ~ 5oGta 8aX for western II snd
Rf@f aBa re ~s;f 4 ssss 81 bs 9s St s
ier country prime; Ss.Ns for Country Srs; Ness
$12918-5o foz tepaeked meas; -$la7aDf450 fof
extra mess. FTin,e mess beef and beef
and very nr1n. Sales Of f03 packases at 4xhE for
shonlde1s; 5hGEc for hams, including sales Of
aans hams ond.y ealt tor Nay delivery st 5He: Bacon
at s07sc for short ribbed mIddles, and 71<@8c soz
fhos1 eeaE the latter price for very choice. Lard
steady and unchanged Sales ct 100 brls at T54D
sIate.- Eheeee firm at s@9X for OHIO; 1s9H 70,
| etate. Cheese firm at 8E@Bc.
Aos@ETIAasket @ Market steady It 6G7 percent On cal
| exchange f1mer with moderate business doing al
ll2s4. faf bankers bills. American Gold In hir re
guest at 2n premium: Q S Is 81, a2NI93; tx
Treasury notes 9a1@991. >-
| SToeEs-Beter with only moderate business
Chi = G 81, b ta; NIL & P DC 27A; Chi &,
e Sc; Am gold 10e11< Penn Coal C. 81 Pac Nal
993s; n Cs3; Erie pfd 61z<; Hudson a6H II {
% t6, $50; No Is 50k; Tenn 6s 551s: q S Is '5t
coupons s8; . one year certificates 98ts; u S q
| 81 reed BE-. -. =
, 1862-04-08

q meeting Il vesBel masters and oWnecs WIS
held IN the Office J. D. Sinclair, at r n. On Mo1-
day, for the purpoae OF establishing eeamen's wa-
ges, Capt. S. B, Bige1ow in the chair, when the fol-
lowing resolutions were n.aaed:
Resofted, That we pay our seameu g.. 90 par
day for the round trip, or 81 Is for the run down,
which Is fair compensation.
ResoFrtd, That ne ship our 1rews from thn Slip
ping Office OF ]. D. Sinclair, deemllg It profitable
and necessary for ownezs, masters aud seauen.
Owners ndmaeters from oswego, Buffalo C1eye-
land and Detroit were present.
Capt. e. B. B1aE1o1, Chairmansl
]. D. 6MCLA1R, Set'y.
, 1862-04-08

The schooner Star OF the North sailed for Detroit
this morning This ia the first sail vessel up the
lakes this season--CEerzQad Herald 5At,
c1RAHRD Fao9 oswEGo.-The schooner Major
Aaderson cleared from 0sweso for Port Hope, G.
W, the a1st nit. Several vessels have since left
that port for Hamilton and Toronto for grain
TEE Ice OF LAKE. ST. CLAfR.--The steamer Sea
Bird returned from Port Ua1on last evening. She
sustained come eljght damage to her wheels, but
none otherwise. Owing to The large bodies Of ice
at present in the river. further trips to that local
itT VII be deferred mil further 1otice.-Det. 1ri
bNhe, 9Th
te1igencc has been received at the Northern T1nns
poration Gompany's office In this city, from 8. D.
Woodruff. Esq., the Superintendent Of the Vel
land CANAL stating that vessels will be able to pass
through as soon as the 10Th. and sooner II there Is
any occasion.-Det. Tribune.