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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09

GREAT DISCoYERY.-Ana dhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will eiectnally mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Maehinists,
And Families,
willfnd it INVALUABLE! 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water or oil.
1t is liquid. and as easily applied as paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
Ii is
HILT0N'S INS0LUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. /.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09
FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Callao 9TH ult ships Montgomery Hamlin
Melbourne 40 days; 18th, Ocean Pearl, kcazer Bos-
ton via Valparaiso; 18th, Abby Brown, Wilson, Rio
Jaueiro.
Al at Valparaiso Sept 81 ship Oracle, Wood, Payta
land sailed 80 for Caldera)
At Monteyideo Sept 2, ships w ID Sewall. disg !:
Union, Boyington from Cardiff do; bark Sparkling
Sea, Munson, unc.
At 81 Thomas 23d ult. bark Aberdeen, Simpson,
from Philadelphia dischargng; brigs kodiac. Yates
and Geranium, Pierce. disg: L Nash Johnson
and King, Doane from Boston, do
At MayarucZ 18th ui., brig Mccosta Dunbar for
Turks Island TO load for Boston.
At ST Domingo City 18th ult. brig Planet Upton,
for Turks Island next day, TO load for Boston,
AT bermuda 3ist ult ship Pyramid, Agen I'm New
York for ShangLae. wig for papers.
Cid at ST John \ II I'd inst, sch w Ritehie Frea-
thy, Portland.
Ar at do 3D. inst, sehs IL Foster, Huntley, and
Admiral, Rogers Boston.
SPOKEN.
Oct %, lat %, Ion g. bark Rowland, from surinam
for Boston.
No date. of Cape Good Hope, ship John Sidney,
liz days from Maumain for England
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09

.Suppliedin packages from, 9 OF. to Obs, by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & co.
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
feb17d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09
BOSTON BRoKERs,BO.RD.
MARRIED..

In Bath Nov. 4. by Rev. J. o. Fiske, George II.
Grant and Miss Helen j., daughter OF +. Cunning.
ham, Esq, all of Il.
In Phipsburg Oct 81, Majer r. Worry and Miss
Lucy Helen Grant.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09

A BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXIoN free from Tan, Pin
pies and Freckcs, may easily b procured by using
the "BALN or A THOUSAND FLOWERS.'' For
shaving it is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
fine lather 1t is composed of palm-ol. honey and
other valuable articles. highly perfumed by its own
ingredients, and when used for washing, night and
morning renders the skin soft and white, and free
from bemish. Price so cents For sale by ii. H.
HAY. Agent for Maine. and all druggists
augl2 deod& oew3ms
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printo
at this office. If
eF-If you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09
LADIES' LIST.

IN ~ =
Ames s mrs
Buckley Alice e miss
Blades Ann NJ mics,
Bobbins Eliza miss
Bodkin Elizabeth mrs
Brown Ruth mrs, for mrs
Phebc Doureghty
Barker Zilpah l. VI
| Coolidge Evelyn miss
Cochran Emily A mrs
Crockett Ellen y miss
Coffey Julia miss
Elder Sarah miss
GRAHAM s ID mrs
Howard Anne miss
| GESTLEM
Arand Benj-2
Ayers j NJ
Atkins sullivan II
Adams VIM IL ,Iibby'scol
Barker A Wesley
Brown A, for miss Mary
+ Simmons
Bayloy & w
Boyd Enoch, for miss Ma
ry n Boyd
Bowden Geo W serg't
| Brown Isaiah
Brown l W
Bachelor J A, lieut. eth
Maine Vols
Brown Simon jr
Brown Simon
liaity I ). for miss VI Dick
Brooks VIM
Bailey VIM II
Crosby Alpheus Prof.prin
cipai OF Normal School
Cobb Edward
Capen + II
Colburn Frank
Cole Geo E-2
Cram Geo L II
Coyell II A master
Corser Harry
Council James
Curran John
| Cleaveland & co J b
Cleayeland j u, care of
the last factory
Cressey Rev mr.
Conway fhos, for Jeremi'
ali Bassett
| Coolbroth VIM
Cunningham VIM "
Coggins MILFORD h or I
Dolan James
| Donovan John, bootmakel
for jeremiah McCarty
Dyer james w
Duggin John
Dssjardins Meyse
Deyine L j
Dcvine Thomas
DeCourcy Walter
Elliott Sam'l
Farr Andrew J
Fabyan Abbott
Fletcher Chas X
Foster Geo W
Fuller Hosea
Fossett Horatio N-2
Farr John, roll
Foster j &
Frasier VIM j
Fitzpatrick Eli "
George Hannibal j
Gorham J X capt, for miss
Eliza b Gorham
Graiiam j w
Geary Michael
Gardner VIM IT
Holbrook 4 Friedman
mcssrs
Howard Hiram
Hopkins Joel or Joel A
Hallahan John
IiallJohn lieut., 2Ith Me vol
Hynes Lawrence
Hall Walter II
Hall VIM
johnson Frederic A
Joyce II NJ, photographs
james Vim, for mrs Mary
James
James VIM ID
knight A. for miss Chris
ty Mckay
kingsbury Fred
kingsbury j +
Kern James
Koch or Roeh John
Kcnney John 4 capt
Knight Warren
kimball Willard
Littleiield Arsanias
Lunt b +
Lamarche Baptiste
SHIP l..
Commander A c Rhine. [
Agawam
Thos Milligan, barque Bin
Geo 4 Lamb. care of capt
Chandler + Week,
Thomas V Shute, care of
Augustus Ceeh, care of ca
Henry L Fossctt. barque
Vim Page. ship John 5 lii
Ind j Stetson, barquc u /
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-09

NIfIT LII I EKS.
Commander Rhine. L n, mmaLding s =
Agawam
Thos Nilligan, barque kingston
Geo Lamb: care of capt leaton, sch Bay State
Chandler T. Week. - ="
Thomas Shute, care of sch Moses Eddy
Augustus Czech, care of capt GOyones. barque Elton
Henry Fossctt. barque Elton
Vim Page. ship John Harris
Ind Stetson, barquc u + Shaw
A. T. DOLE, Postmaster
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
NEW YoKK iEGIsLATURE.
SEN ate.

Aihisr. April 10, lss3.
MIS- rrropnD yAgoRAmr
Relative 10 piers between Fourteenth and thirty tnt
streets, On which malori,y report va made
Amending tho law relative 20 pulllc Hsirac,nn ~.
dered 10 . third reading
Amending the charter Of B1GAlo. ordered 10 a ttFd
reading.
Incorporating the EnIsraBt.' Favinga nsn. ~ Hsc,l
Ign. Ordered 10 q ibrd reading.
Amending tho charter ~ the Gfoonwlch insarsncc cst
pany
Incorporating the Union trust ccmrsny az Ns~ Yers
Hcsltye TO tho cOlect0n - tAGes la MTFsAnia and
West Farms. Ordered 10 third reading
Authnrzng the authorities ~ New Yofk ~ stisnd
tain streets between wesi Fogrtcenih and fhhty
nrst ssrests 20 balkhsad line.
ntfr rAssHp.
Amsndinz the chsrisr q The Sspsans inssfssea Com.
pany
1be fith syenae fBfookiyn) improvement bill
Creating License Bureau ~ Nes York.
TIE Mesrono New York toltra<t bill
Incorporating the SOLDIER Hsst
INCORPORATING the e,idsrs iIoms.
Relaiivo 20 the Comma febpss - New Yoft
MAKING niTe stringent coutfafts for pfison labJr
Relative u dsposs BY savings banks 10 basks ssss
is Ne~ York Aod klnxs oouBties.
Nr. Gs~ss novel feeoItkn pfotsorins the tIo~ ins
smsbdnsot 70 The coosttutbn -
rfoyideJ. That IN time of war no e,scfor IN tho militia
~ srsss ~ tbe United ftsfes army navy shs1 -
dsHiTcd 9 be vote ~ a. sb~sncs nan tho
Se=s ssd the legislature shall have poscr 10 pros ds tbs
manner M witch such sssnt nsy vote spd fv
The canvass s1d retarn of their ysis~
his reeolntion vas tsblsd under tbs rule.
The bill incorporating the Sisty for k~ rfoisstoo ~
Roman Catholic Destitute children q Nsw Yosh tssssd
Recess.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
COnEMERC1AL INTELLIGENCE.


bm the Manchester Guardian (cty artice), April
English stock market has boon quiet 20 day March
t tho rather dun prices OF yesterday the only trans
lac n consos having been Mt 027s o2,z FOR money,
| pax 02x for the newraccount on the 7th OF May
I0us f36 900 IN gold was taken 70 the bank day.
e demand Cor discount at the bank to-day was active
q Stock Exchange viii he closed on Monday next,
the probability b that there will be scarcely any
hdance from thursday evening Gill next Tuesday
hing
! Ah.s Eft
the railway market there has been little business,
prices show nc particular alteration.
Q Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought
,00o, Of which fiA7000 10 In gold, and f66s 900 in
r..
! the foreign exchanges this afternoon there was NO
/ rlal alteration from the rates Of last post day.
The lOreign narkcs there have been several varia-
but aiihe Ct rces we're dull in the morning they
n In most CASES Improvement ct the close Spanish
1--we 70 higher, at 20t, o. ID thccerti6cates are X
or at 10. Turkish CoDsolldcs arc again rather better
liz, The Confederate loan receded 10 premium.
neols, money, 92H . 021; consos, account, sth
En, 02k as2x consoIs, new thfses. cox a 9l bank
shut; Indian loan. 10sA loss<; Excheqner bills,
y dte<ouuf
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
spsrrins EnhIbision .s Mozart Hall.

II s somewhat refreshing from the dread rsall-
ties of warfare with bristlips bayonets and "dsvmay
care torpedoes and al the 10 W make up
great and universal carnage, to . nstc ncounier In
which the opponents handle each other with gloves and
blood IN "ssniss manner. quite Interesting TO
bsh.ad. The Potomac. Rappahsnnock, vicksburs and,
boom Of heavy artillery and bess familiar with The
"pemp and circumstance Of glorious warfare" hut still
the championship Of Amarica remains undecifed and
probably will be until The fsht between Joe Cobcrn aud
Nike hoool, shch s shortly TO conlc or shall have
been decided The redoubtsbls Joe Coburn Who s nos
In training for the grand oonteet with Scool fg the
sam ~ q 900 sud the chsmpbonshp, hal grand com
plimsntary bsuent Monday night at nozar Hall No sc
broadway, which vn gotten up principally win Wow
develop his muscular tissue@ order that he Inisht
he better prepared for tbe clad broadsdes ~ liza
opponent IN the coming contest TLo dsnsui shed
brgadier generals of the nstc ring many wn m mai
Dsi0re smet 'isis Ia prvossicnal and political nan
p2gns-graced The o,csson by ,heir prsrcnce and
crowd o. Interested speotaorr not ~ nners ~ o.
forner " the Ike imp fi ba tesr esr lggt
enough preeeut % mako The psogrumme ifieiesiiAg
Abris biir pct eight O'Clock tho prorei uss ~ IN
tirshy -hvwei ibeir parts 70 fhr ~ iitsf fc tn.
tatnrs TON ftwraf. Ite -si a. iltg tnnfr sr 90
npsry Hsinry A4fvn. ohlry a lo tifif - l.fEI. !.
VI Grady snd efefsi ffb rtl Toe h.H i.b el4s t14
ssled 90 ff'nd r'"Futn lffFt,H q bafn s.i
tfsw in ifn afnfts. ths tat daela iv n i.tas
cstiee ~ 20 tie sscis AZ ir hft sifts Ia
vsscffaliy bl l.on. 1ta wili uY ~ ~ Al Ytt ~ ~
de- lnc w1de "rtr lns pltte ad 40 IA "a ftu,.
tuses pnnitng ~tns spiolad hils ou III. n,as
Which sed ibfti ~ delight thr,aish tbo ers,d .s,
America and ,ro tb0,lssnd dollars Several rsrs 80.
fought by roburn and Crow, tie former luall. u.,,
his superts si, snd ib1s slvtlg of iero .rs
over uccea IN The nsiA 10 which he has srg asod
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
Asss N bty.

AIsASv, Arrn ~, ps3
The snse,lns claass uss suicksn htm tfS rsafy BIZ
relating % New York and King, osas,ss.
The bill Incorporating the Neptune f,ssnsh corntsny
ordered 20 third reading
Tbe Eress bill pass~i
Tfs Horse o,uoufed the Senate Amssdn.ai. 10 ,bs
Appropfato1 bln.
Incorporating the olive rru~voiens ssslesy - Ns~
York.
I.orrosiios tbs Ercsips fA~ Class q ,hs cly a ss~
York
Fsisiivs 10 the oona s.bssr. O decd. IN m. "a, e
New Y~k
Providing for ,bs resf o, The lbaisss, f.nils. ., ,oi
ubterfs
Apssdins ,bs act r.ia,lys N. courts ~ us ,ay ,sd
co1uty a New fdrk
Ths bi prev-Diias ffads Ia street otecdfs ihs ey
" Nes for< vas oct, God . nsytka - gscsss esr 90.
t.b'ei.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
Foxrxkss MONROE, April 10, 1858.
Excitement at Ns P0rress-Genral Fosters Position in
NortA Careltsa-Aovsmeu of the Retei Ftrcs Under
General LSas sarea-Pr,payatios 70 Shell Norfolk and
Fotsmo,sA-0emerai Foster Reinrorcsd-- General Ds ,dc
The excitement consequent upon the bombardment at
Charleston 10 considerably anayed since reports have
reached here through rebel sources that tho feet Of
ironclads has drawn on which has subsequently been
confirmed by the arrival Of the gunboat Fiambeau.
Saturday and this morning by steamer Arago Cap
tain Henry Gadsden On thu, latter Brgadier General
Seymour Chief Of stan Of General Hunter came passen.
ger, and proceeded by special hoat to Washing
ton.
News in this department Is very exciting. nasmuch
Major General Fester has been hemmed Washington,
N. c., by overwhelming rebel fsrcc. The enemy 10
strainng every TO stop renfoceents from reach
ing him WA Suffolk. The rebel General Iongs,reet, at
the head Of about forty thou and troops marched
Friday Petersburg, and yester day piekss were
driven In; but General Keyes, commanding thM depart
msnt In the abecucc Of Mssr General DIX pro-
cceded to sunolk and, under his supervision General
Peck maas ample arrangements TO repel any attack the
enemy may make. II having been reported that the
rebel army bad succeeded in getting between SUI
ro,k aud Norfolk, with a view OF investing tho
the foreign consuls and their families and chill
drcn, and all those desiring 10 be away mpend
ing conflict 70 leave the city narnnch az any town"
The United States sioop OF war Jrnata, Captain Clitz
commanding was ordered by Rear Admiral =. p lee
we'll as some other gunboas and, should the rebels do
tcrInne undertake hazardous feat the capture
OF Norfolk, that city az well Portsmouth, will be laid
To day however we learn that the enemy retrealed
four miles from Suffolk From tho Richmond papers
Of hast Saturday learn that the Euneoa,s which have
ceeded in running the rebel batteres and twas also
reported thas ten "Yankee' regments have formed
tkA hAlau AFOb trAxV
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

c"so. trsH "a iss
ne rssea 10 seiui,y q fori ossInna hs.. t.su
saiserbns sA ihs bwsr "a ior oas.fy swvse. fopsts
~ . " fas Cs'f rsss,rAas htt 80 "a sg lhe sss-s
trss s ~ . ,.hieris y - set ~ bs tyc.yal
t-c, VIII n.v,' p f'.sarls ,sts'.., 80 81 G..isy
w. hs e'tt Hs Mslsf,f ffiria As.sf
- ~ ftii.et ~ AN. .er ais t...i.
t-~n~s aey.a ii.,t BolsEa 4.sr ....a
The New York herald., 1863-04-15


xsss,ng Of tss frssnss OF the late Lieutenant
d Kmball, of che Nlpsh New York Volunteers
Aims zouaves), hsad y.sssrday. Alderman Psl, os
Iyu. was called 'ss The sehair, and Colonel Geo. r.
form r compap Ur In a uas OF the deceased, was
stod TO act ~ seer ussy.
! following resoIuit sss were sitroduced BY Csionsl
and unanimously a, t,sIssds--
Ss,ved That we hear ~sish dcGp and sincere sorrow
de.th of lieutenant taioael K@An ball, who had cu
IA hImscl' a. his fyi-n o. by i1s nobe and manly
|c,ev 10 The army bv ynivrfa vel courage, 10 his
|ry Nv his unwaycriDg p y Assisfn
kclvc1 Thai the Common ~l0tncssi the city 10 Nep
be ssquertsI 90 take tue ytose us@s-ur~ 10 bring
Dis est, the remains &C Sltiensnp t-,"ne kiubsil,
y give them suitable intern Snt and isai commit
/ ninc, with the chairlnah,s bs MSphifi by THIS
5ng 10 carry into efcrt ths =, ~mstion.
fown named gentlemen sas ~ ~. ~ as snrh
Gcorrc d - tiea AAbr james VI.
kr. CDlone farnswOrth rpptain " a. oDFaf Alder
Veil (sg-gf-so), Ailen Colrcy Ia ~" 1eHy Nni VI.
Sby, licnry v,ndesat,r and Jrhn s'enP'lpH fet-
3erman fsRSy entered The nlecii v st a0e'l - We
b., ard suggested that ihe cornn. stas snrf iue"t
5,mmon Council ~ two O'Clock =. NJ
crfntfcc ~ lrcins met tho Comm ~ o melt who
krod them with conrte-y and acted NlN ~ IN atcs-
man IARtky, Chsfinan. ann uncrd d ut 1lc -eLir
hoscn I, sccun any ths trl pds o. q WV kuiii.
rct the remains we're Aidarfnrn 0ifisyh lien
IN nd Coinciimen Juyce Mtnnnrl, almN ,sasod.'.
r,h.cenent meeting ~ The ni.Ids 81 <e.ry... .ci
man lcll and Mayor IsrHcr we're aee gnted = se-sn
,tc committee n the tomurn ,,s.ue ~ -, ~ ~.
|.ss aud conv'y them To Nov Work rr a v hiic
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
Appropriated FOR Hashor Dsfsnee-Ths
state TaI and the city Tss Levy. Ae.

ALrasr, Apfn I'LL w.
The Senate BIN for harbor dcferre, amended by io
creasDg the amount TO million .Jlas, ordered
10 . third reading tonight
The Annual Tax bill reported n tho Assembly "
night II shows that the state tar for this yosr all 10
at least six mills. including so-Iushanna and all tho
schemes before the legislature are passed n ~ be
nearly seven mills last year II was four Ald 0res
fourths mills. Taking the tar at rix mills, which vii
doubtless be the ngure, tho tar less the mills for
bountes, would be three iorhs oi mill Iess than last
year.
Tue city levy wa- orderei to a third resdipr m thu
ocnnie to uight.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

When arny rctreatod from yorktown great con
plant wss made Ny pcrpons living ~ line of
march OF the depfedaiioDs committed by the soldiers
gentlemen have been heard that were
than the troops OF Mcclellan After Frederieks.
burg vacated by the YsEkees the southern soldiers
protect the town stripped the battered houses
what little remained them, aud reduced already
Impoverished inhabitants 10 absOlute begsaIy Tho ,ofy
liberal subserpions ,de " ths slersfs
have not eroeeded then pressing wants ana tbero VIII
be need for additional subscriptions 10 keep
famishinT and ch iren from Tsstive stsrystsn
These facts which be substantiaied
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

p-day, have sns>,mousiy proclaimed = tne con-
pnal King Of y.s Grseks Prince William Seor9e.
sen q yncs Chrissi.n o. penma5k uuaes ss.nss s~s
ofesx me orthodox religion. ccmmittee oi tnfee
srk chosen By the ministry, viii proceed 70 Copen-
p, oIer him the crown IN the name Of the CREEK
Ia neum, was celebrated to day ana was followed BY
Festivities, Examinations and general rejoicing.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
General Bssnssas's Recent whois.om.
Oeaxe.

IsnsSsroIs., md, April IA, fsss.
General Barnafss osder relative sesdps dorass &c
laiiofs beyond The JnDn lines and rros~ton " ussa
nieH, well received IN lnaansrols ~ oouarns tho
yfss ipCg %, oa - Sansfsl cauington.
rnsB n,p. isissn tom byno bse4ays aoca,.a = n.
rar.tr akbsL, * ,hs ey,bsa llfe. 10 80 0naanass
of The dhud rss ssBi back % a-y sih oairrr. To-
nneiei r. ieJ "a ssH anipfl,s, VI ~ Ero,s i,i
uls oretc~rl q - De-, sta ,riii ne order
The New York herald., 1863-04-15
How Are the Rebels to Get Foodl
Prom the Rchn,oDd Sentinel, March II.

There Two subects whNa have engaged the solict
tude and the eIcrts Of sotir itios but which re-
quc their untrng and unnaSFiug attention mo Grst Is
the best rossibie management 0f railroads. The
interests Of Tho government snd of the ctissns
both involved Ia securing the greatest pos
stbDs amount W transportat out VI the means
applIed - ~. master mind should systspasize and
direct railroad operations Cars should scci
musie In ideness at place, half laden whEe
freight 10 sccumuating for want OF shem at another.
And not only should this be the rule 10 FAR II Aecs
government ranspor rtatiun-M should include tho srdi
nary commerce II tho country. There 70 doubt OF hs
fuct tho, Ns,ry all tn ncwuntIse asi The high pfcs
ohtrA svBy due 10 he difficulty Of morng arfies
from fhs locs wye uey the Print NJ
ssspfon u mny not he possible 10 accomplish s TINT
would be desirable considering the enormty Of the 10
uaDd upon tho railroads. but ought 70 be the constant
snort 10 eIect much psss,be. To this the
very best genius and Of should be
employed In the servicemids rapid and
amount carried tho single track rniroa from
Baltimore (, washinsfo shows what ~ bs done On such
road under good management The proper repair OF the
road aud adding 70 pnd ing the rolling stock when
included In attention o. trans ort
tion The other mat q which refer tho extending
o proper attention farmers the vicinity of the CAMPS
thc lines OF march Of armies II S.Gkuf 10 ,,-
mat ne eent 10 which production has iser disouroos
By ne r,,aisncs Of commander his rssp~ci.
Al indeed so but these the exceptions II tho
fences Of tho farmers could be spared, II would add
the rsry gardens hep,sripe are 5oaeine made karren
Ay N, dpred1tions which hey sDey This subject " not
beneath tho attention of company ofhcers
fnaBdng generals IL appeals both to Justice and to IN
terest and hope that all officers will be consderste
and as conscientious some IN rcferenco TO u.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

Ex Governor smith, d Virginia resirnsd M. ssst In
the Conedersis Hosa Of representative 90 iha 9Th mat
COMMITTEES ~ Investigation n about 20 b. sptsln,sa
by the rebel Congress to eramlne into the srer bar
barty practccd upon prisoners In Castle rhupder A
prisoner vas sbs 10 toe building by the guards % Mon
day
No election 10 be held lsr Governor n Tennss~s lhs
year In oonscqpence q tho creupsti1h great pofilon
Of the STATE by the federal army sism srrs ile pse
sen rebel GoyerDor will oDutinls perform the aais.
of that ofhcs nDtil hs Successor can be elected
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

asols ciosed Ater OFFICIAL hours a. S2h AVN nrm.
sderuee loan, premium, just.
-LIvERpooL COTTON MARKET.
ssaass Of Monday and Tuesday were 900 baes
sdiog SEQ Tor srecuiasicn and export. Ihe market
I'm - the sytreme rates or Iast weck, end In some
b . slghs sdyancs b quoted. ToAay (wedncsdsyl
.aEkes wss Arm, wsh sass Of sos b6aes, . 90 of
~ were sor speeainsion and exp =.
. "a snADD At nAncnssrux.
Sere haD been an sctive demand for goods for the
sn Daskses. and - advance q u. psrpound on hss
Ay'o rates has Ten esosbllu1ed YaruC aiso I'd.
~ Asaeer Printing eScshs asa yarns for the Cont,
IA InsADeruvvs MAnGgE.
Hon. RicAardesn, a7snse 4 o., Waes0sid, Nash h
- 0(hsss report four 10 more ds1aDd 1t ate rates.
- Grm = fully last rrday's qsotstous. Red Western
: NJ. sd southern los : M Corn Svm. Mixed
PnovImox MARKET.
~ and pork duh. Bacon heavy spd~ohered at low
- Buftsr ssil quiet 81 stand for nneSt.
qsSst and partially a. H. cecsper hsicw nat at
Psopucs MARKET.
phss quiet At late rates. sssars heavy Coffee nrm
nuhanged- Rice without alteration. Bark-sales Of
b1sVhis ~ g. "a. Linseed "a ~. a43s. Cd Spirits
nsreesine qubet At i01s a. koesn usminaliy I'm.
LONDON MARKETS.
nat I Sugar steady. CofIce IN fairysiemand at full
/. FsaS quiet but not lower. Rice unatersd. Tallow
ana - fair demand At ~. for Y. C.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS..
IavkRreoL, April 2, 1858.
5.mevrns being Good Frtiay--a CLOSE holiday
sgular 'ssky commercial circulars are published
ros-n Brokers Circular ,eports;--salss Of the
loO09 bales, including ss600 20 speculstors aud
y 70 expa tiers. Tho market coatinued steady and
hinged fW American, "a. higher for good suras,
Id. xa- higher for Brazil and Egyptian. Sales TO-
fTharsosy } 1000 bales, including 900 bales to
I)ators - cxpovters, the sarkct closing nrm and
nged at d efonowng authorized quotations.
Rny. kiddlins.
-. ... asad AID
ssocI in = ~ s ssa go bales, i.oiadng ~ ooosaes
nericap.
nchssasr ma rltes buoyaut and prices for goods and
s.nmrrss So = 1--WE and prices s,ssay at Tuesdays
bprcs mark ss4g, nerally quiet and unchanged.
tn --LATEST MARKETS.
,AADvr MONEY nAREm.
|sso,s, sax sazM tsr money
fie shascs, ANS 4yt.
tnosCmtrs,e ,<e,s y 43,l discount.
tPrmn sns IoDdsn ! tnes (City Article, april 81
q EnE1sah fundey srday were quiet at adv
A. she bank sh ere was osut ,derabie aiminution
Is becoen1pg casyA, as0t x per cent. below bapk
In Hhe snarkef ar fafagn securities there was an
k0rdiny degrees q activity throuehout The day but
n n SO Apalsrs being dsseed 70 reduce the
e,r on n Deounts tsiore the holidays Confsderats
|cossd 10 u ,kdsc@sss to par.
|From ths I0pdon News (City Articlsl. Amil2
|improvs aenf Of e per cent IN English FUNDS ., the
tassou of yecx1ai ~ attention In the foreign stock
- where vbs upwhvd course OF prices was general
hsoc gains sve ssinstpsisinsd.
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

BosIoN, ApriI IT, 1bUJ
T. IT. osgood sons cold at auction day 800 bales u
scsec. Cape wool. and about 900 pounds sf other
varieties. The attendance of buyers quite large
Terms cash iour months with interest
The Cape wool brought from $40. 3ec. The other
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

Apples ESQ per barrel butter Ia demand at s. bacon
round $40 hams, filsi brandy, fll "a per giion
at 81 80 per bushe uesfnarket bare -
il0 per busbe candles, ~ so s3 ter pubd coffee ~
81 90 per pound flour, sji $50 according grade so,e
leather, - 20 81 10 Teund upper ieatber 81 .,
30 sugar, VI 2Dasi 30; whkkcy, s22 a SO per gallon
Geld and sterling $50 40 per ceut premium, but little
doing Virginia sizes, 113 and interest North caroinas
DID 40 us; eghts, 150 Conieierao hfteon million
10 1i0 do, registered 100 Confederate long
dates held at los los with interest Hank of Virginia,
last sale at So Bank Of tie ealtb Ils farm
ers' Bank 1iJ
The New York herald., 1863-04-15

IRON tbc fehmrSd Enquirer, Apfi
TN Saturday the Central train broae 10 this city nlDe
tynine Yankees belonging 10 tho First cavay
captured ~ Drsbesvne on "Wednesday last. They we're
pryass the ocsrs having oil been killed In tbs sston