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Meeting Of IN. Stale Committee.

b1uH SsW, 10 Tie Coustitutionsl ln.on Exc.
cu'ivc Committee Adjourned to-day. nu,r resolving
not to TAX any further action rre,cn, with rer.rd
70 G'ine the balance Of their ticket.
The democratic sts;. Committee me, At the Della
vau ilon.c th, afternoon, and organized hv ei citing
Dean Wch'nond Oh. AMI Peter C1sses s,ore.
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N col. $40 was o~neG ~ Ms Na-ier w-l.-
ford, Of b. city. The Geo. LA toot her cargo ana
buraci tn v-.si
Rio jAnero pap-r n .he I'D Jn'y ssa,es that 'hs
Nhndeit III vi. in thst pert on that dsy, havins
orui'ed tor como time nesr the Island Of Trinidad. -
An uu,ucce,,ful sesrch for the ,,eoiss.
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TIE Drmocrntir C,px-p,i,,

i."''d'u p, thr Albany Convention a. r.u
''H '' A. urhglonce, 'eos tie Iamy ,.v.
'""GiSy wh'n tbs assurance u ,uec,. n.
~ va = h''r us cort.tt Tor tie disposition NJ
ere i''''. In i"ore respects than one. TIA Con
'"h' IA hat has Just sdjourncI rrs.nb,I ,h,so -,
t''''' time. There wasth. snmo s,u,d,i,,.
|'r ''nte 4 opIi,n d, the sAm. c'ash - o,,,.,.
NY e'" ani the hual result 4 un.u,ntv and
''ri'ct harmony for tie act!vc duties or,b.
~ amp en that rendersd Grme, D.no-
'"'' Cow 'ntions nctoro4sy stormy And Of
'o'f" "A u-usl. aso. the cbici dificutr
o'"'eh 'h' opp' sing faction, from this ci,v. vho
ga united hal moni usy upon the platform and
h'- r' uat now awaits the sunrsges 81 the p.onl.
~" piaff nm is substantially the same Az 49,,
Which WAS ratified lsst f,'l by the election ~ c,,
'r' SEYMOUR. II Is only moI!6ed 10 m,st,h
e" i""s''"ns arising oit Of The probable .p.eiv
P'''s'"n q the rebellion. The Democracy l.,
'''ds'i {" support the u yernment IN She pro.e,u
100 - H." war for the restoration o. the ..I'nion
! was and the Constitution ~ 1t H." Arbitr,,v
80 ANA Unconstitutional exercise. of power Are
- 'nced,t gtihsr with tho prosecution Of tb. var
10 sion purposes. The policy ofthc Couscri pt,,n
: 90 " d inned NJ - needless depar,ur, from III.
10 on1rd rrin ipc of relying on the voluntary
epc De ami at tho same time mob vim
GO '' 'cuounr'd as a crime a.aius, q O p,ople
&C. - publican system Of government, Tn.
me- " ethmhcd for their gallsn, services on So
y "".'G usut Aids, and the right of accession
II "'h''d ~ being rs false - the claim Of ,h.
'''''f'''n 'o uhiterate State boundaries and
II H'S' fMaly Governor BIYxoua Is eulo-
90 &" hs hde'ty to the State and Cous.tu,i n,
r mwne's IN sending troops 10 repsl the
F"o f'nn'yl'ans and tho vigor d splsyed
IA uh- d'"n AN armed mob. The nominations
L'' Nc been made vii he te,ly oanvassed be.
." ne election and II she Convention In, blum.
10 any OF th'n' the peop. will he likely to
'er u 'eiore the hlal decision Of the ballot.
b , ri ali have be n rendered
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the FORM q thu nieher law Of fanatic IA" or "tbe
love- law of The neh," they arc equally cmanstion.
Of ,he 'p,t 81 di'o,siiy' and should be suppressed
R'soirei, r'.s, The .dmini.r.tion Of Hor-tio soy.
tppfovslhis dcvo'i TO the interests ard tigt ~ II
ne s.s,e hi !earss, as'er ion OF the rch'. Of the
,fstive eu -, eyino. in pou,tIy zen LAG he mi.
81. oftLo set .'rel he 'nya,ion o. pcnn.yiya
tispe, in tu't Ms dos ls-lsrsand rex e's mob
n o. u ,t'finausf " ~ ','d u MS whole tuhlc
stat but the Who'll American peops. may Ju,ib 10
p n
Atortcd ui.Aout del Ate
rur ,,Siin.rvs.
The Convention then proceeded 10 the nomination
OF candtl..... On the Gr,t ballot for secretary Of
STATE,
Coo. SCOT, received. ....-...... g 'c,e'.
Chse Goodyear. ........... .............ia
!. u. Flsndtrs. ............ .....,.t.-.t.
ON tho ID ballot, the name u Chw. Goodyear y.
withdrawn.
T. II. IT. John. received. .-............. y votes.
John j TAYLOR ........ ............. II
on the ID bs.!o,, the usue Of John J. Taylor Va.
-ihdrs.n.
- - =. Jobn, received ....... 1000. :, votes.
I u. tiandrls ..... ..........1
whor.upon the nomination u u. -. 81. John. for
ehAdldhtc TOT sccfethv Of state, sa maze unhhi
NOUS.
SANFORD = Church .n nominated for Comptrol-
Ter, by lccana;ion.
Fot Attorney General. Amasa ~ pAtcr. james \.
Tbsyer, N. Is. thsmpho, Glltoit bean, sud 4. =.
sullivan, were uhncd. Mr. Paiso and Mr.. Thsy.t
declined. and the ballot f.suIt.d as follows:
vs.. hanipln.....'... ,.......t.tt. III
Gilbert lean.....................
A. : Suiliv in........... .............
The nominst.on Of n. Il. Chsmpin va. made
unanimous.
~ s.'e Enrin,er Van Il Richmond received 100
voice: l.. = ttocker !;
The domination Of A.. Richmond -as made unsu-
imuus
For Treasurer. WIN. u. iewis. Philip J. Port
heuct, ard :. :. ilaueil. were nsmcd.
YIN. = Lesrs reeeivcd........ I! vctes.
F.J. Ilrtleimet " ........
The noniustion Of M. Lewis wa. mads un.n-
- C,nal corm,.isn,r ". W. wrsh, "a. nom
intt,d by iCc,sna; on.
for iu-pcrtor Us ate lr,orsp 4. Il. McSc.' wed
iNotts, Geo kueskcr Is; Dt Bsrgrma iu :. Bshop
ftSim,t &; I. II. Ihudr., |.
On ~ fen ~ Mr. Puriy, the nom nation Of Mr..
David u hcNrt ~as made unanmou'.
"n.. A,e,, Of n,weEo, was n.niin..ed nv &C
Ibt thanks 81 the Convention were hen voted 10
tie ofcer. and With cheer. Tor the ticket for ley.
rnou. sndoen Mcclellan, the Convention adjourned.
snc I've.
The following I. the ticket thus nominated:
Preictsry oi stat. u u It John.
Comptroller sanford y. Church.
A.tortel tieneroi " II. Chanpin.
s,.,e tnsinc.t tan Richmond.
cans Comu,i'sion.r" W Wright.
lIspe ser Of at" Prisons - u NcNfN
Judse Of 'he court OF Appeals WIN. +. Allen.
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4 Fight oil Cape lIrDr,

The L, ;, trnn'port DAM Web.'cr, 4 IN r,rtre.,
Monroe, ie,'Tt' having been board or Cape Heur,
on the @,h, BY boat belonging to the MLncso's with
we Of fight or 'hlr hetseon he hoat.' crews aui
'ouc tehI'. The later l..: Y Mind, tax pii-
oners aud = git.
A hrtN'hhfNro OF c,ialrv at'tli.1ich the ARE. ~
SON d'' lie :, o. aT . IN, G'uf..Hiu 4 iuaty, H.
Gn ut q. rtL'. Ilr g.. e. do l. , =, ~ u
Houn1h" f'' '"id.rl', Five 4, .cr.tr zee 'at.n
W ~ "A2m NJ seriously soun n rs ", e. sevrla.
citizen. " 10 aidea them
tu>FLi v. B-rCikl, of.ne Cfttnrau :,l- rrLrs,.
mas boeh 81 . 'e'. IL auuolnci. iLr 60 iD ratt,
WHY should We mourn, con, 'riIt d friends,
Or .uAke At Drafts allJrnsY
y - hG' he voice that Ahr,n sCnis
10 MAKE w shoulder sTals.
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Tar Conri- and the Con.c,,,,,.

Nv WITT" Ana The transcription Law.
W. sometime past number Of ass. ,,.,,n,, A..
Hsi'tu'ion'iy OF she conscr n on ac, b,y. t..,
{ 'n''g IN the Psnnsylvsnis courts, on. u 80
jest been decide in f.,,r OF ,helsw I,,,a
n' 'LA 2Ei', OF ;h- nitei State, D.,,r.c, c.,
f'..'e p'is. rules that Con, re'- bad full power
if""tac set il question under the claus. in n.
&. n tuition giving 1t authority " raise arm a,
liza conicrs control over the milius The Csc
'r''" ~ habeas corpus respecting tie power Of
u ard OF Enrolment 10 hold . drafted mon
S''!n m for Exemption, on the ground Of being
80 o1'y suIP1rt Of widowed mother, had been
A'I o'ed, o. tbs point tie Judge held tina, Vie
sc q lie set maxim. the decision Of Boards o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

Bah Mary Baker DR., Of Yarmouth N ST. Wicker, n,
Leayy westerly gales tho psssag- split sails "a enesd
lax Cornucopa l3r), Fall, Mcssi GO dly,' ma, -.
rsr az Feb. T. frtit. &C., TO Geo i. Buley. ois'
BARK Ida (Aus'.I Gags, Hio Jaisio u days eog.. .
II lmbne Rslchen. ..
Bsrk Goethe tPot.) Da Cruz, Oporto 50 dsya IN bux
uazeusypr Brun. March !, lat 81 a. Ion. 50 ca sI9
balkentiue Allsndale bound r.. March 10 lat G &
gnsled Br bark Aye.oy, from New'fork. bOuId ia vs.
out - '
Bark r. Gushing tof Boston) cse'sd Sssus March ..
to Walsh, Carver Chase.
Bug BlenkhOrn (Bt). Harvey Dublin days. 10 btl,
10 order
Brig Annie Collins DR. of Winds,r. N. Sd Smith Au.
p. r.. March 4, sugar to A. Smith-rs. "'
Schr IndomitabIe tnewj Brewster. Rocklind3 dsy Lin.
10 w. s. Brown & Co.
Schr. SusAu, Bearse. Boston days, with rdss to
Lewis Go.
schr. vendOva, sprssue, Roctlsnda days. lime to w.
Brown Go.
Scir Lindon, Smith. Easpoh 10 days th TO Bsyu,s.
& Son. l 81
Schr Kos,uth. CLARK, Portland. with lumber 10 CsEI
Peters.
Schr. Augusta Crowell. Flizabethport for Boston
chr Frederick Eugene, Rocket, Ez for Botto.
Schr. Jose pL Tuner. Boyle Ezsbe'hpoft for Boston
Schr. Or. Kane. Ryder, Providence. W
Schr Jas. Tiden. Davis. Bucksport, lumber.
Schr. Ellen RojmaD Bowen Nav Bedford
Schr. A. 4. Rowland. Newton, New Haven. 10 ballad.
Schr. A. Baker Bsker, New Bedford. Ia bal
Barge Marina Crosby, Baltimore. n'd's. 10 wuiun
Dalxel.
BELOW-Ons ship unknown.
WIND-At sunset, from $. 4.
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Cotopaxi.

Volcanoes are not the most inviting subjects Of
pictorial representation. They are cold, aut'ere,
colossal. Their outlines are az bleak and formal as
those Of the Rhamcsisn Pyramids. Their slopes are
verdureess and desolate and torn forever by the
unceasing warfare Of fire and snow. Sometimes, 1t
is true, their hard proportions are vailed, as when
they clad In soles Of cloud or henrsod in sable
folds Of smoke or when the sunshine plays fantastic
tricks upon the activities Of snow, when distance
aud twilight soften them till they to blend with
the sky and TO rise like the lofty and dim pnnacles
Of the City of God But these softer aspc cts are
accidental and evsnescent. As rule, they wear an
expression which warns the judicous artist of the
premises, and which admonishes him not rudely to
lift the skirt Of Isis. They arc crested with the
pillar Of cloud by day and with the pillar Of fire by
night, but they are twin pillars Of warning rather
than of guidance, like those which led the lsraetes
out Of the land of bondage.
Mr.. Church ia an artist who is not easily dauntcd
Volcanic admonitions seem to have been wasted
upon him. lie has grappled with the loftest OF the
fiery mountains and has subjugated it TO the domin.
ion of his colors. In palmer phrase he has painted
Cotopaxi tho great Ecuadorian peak, the flames Of
which frequenA0 illumine the distant balconies
and gardens Of Quito, and under the lava OF
which hecatombs Of villages lie buried. lie
las CONQUERED one OF the major difficulties OF
the subject by representing the peaks at dis
tanco interposing between the spectator and 1t
leagues Of aerial perspective 1t appears to rise from
the belt of the horizon, and before reaching 1t the
eye ranges over vast volcanic plain scantily dyed
with yerdure, broken by chasms and umined by
sheets Of water, and misty cascades aiame with the
light of the newly risen sun. Yet, notwithstanding
lis distance and the great expanse which unrolls
between the spectator and it, the peak asserts itself
On the key of the pcture-the feature TO which, lake
and tree, and crag, and waterfall, are subordinate.
1t iesrs itself stark and cold against tho Sky, and
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Arrived.

Steamship City of Manchester (Br Gill; Liverpool March
T. and Queenstown 9Th. 1880 mdse and PSI pass to j.
g. Dale. March 10. st ST. Ion IL Is passed an American
50 So Ion passed steamship City Of Washington bound
Il. March 49, lat - u.s. Ion. 49, Passeda steamer bound T..
showing three rocksts
Steamship George Washington. Eager New Orleans March
Ib udsr aud pa,s. to H. Il. Cromwell Il Co.
Steamship Potomac. Hoffman, Baltimore 10 hours mdse to
II. r. Cromwell & Co.
steamship Psrker.burg Sherwood Portland No. hours.
mdse and pass TO II. b. Cromwell Il Co.
Steamer Franklin. Young. Baltimore. mdse. to William
Dalkel
Steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia, mdss " Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia. mdss. to Lopor
kirkpatrick.
steamer Falcon, Adams. Baltimore mdse. to William DA
ssL -
snool Feb .. mdss 10 j. r. Whitney L Co.
BARK Linda Stewart Perkins. st. Jsso DO Cuba s.h Inst,
sugar 70 uathaIf1bompsop
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A Fight In West virginia-The Rcbcl'
WOPstcd.

A letter was received yesterday at the State De-
partment from Mr.. John Boegs, member OF the
late Constitutional Convention from Pendeton
County, giving the particulars Of severe fight be-
tween the Union men md Rebels near Seneca, in
Pende,on County. They have IN organization OF
loyal men in Pendeton, who call themselves
tbeiSwampers. These men have banded together for
mutual protection. but are indilIerenty armed.
few days ago seventy mounted Rebels made
raid into Pendleton with view Of capturing the
Swampers but the latter rallied and bush whacked
them and drove them back with the lore OF only two
meu. The Rebels then went over TO Franklin aud
brought back one hundred infantry. The SwsmPers
being fully advised Of the movements Of the Rebels
sent ont u fqusd Of ten men VINO encountered the
advance guard OF the rebels consisting OF twenty
men, on the road and fight eusued.
At she frs, fire the Rebels wounded one OF the
Swampers and captured Two. The Swampers, bow.
ever being now only seven in number, rallied aud
drove the Rebels of the field, retaking their two
captured men. At this point the Rebels were re-
enforced by twenty more men, but the swamperr,
by obstructing the rosd aud firing from behind trees
again chased the enemy back killing ak and wound
ing several more. The Swampers then made them
selves scarce. Wheeling Intclligcncer, 2lst.
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one in the center Our National Constitution strong enough
- protect u Civil Government impracticsbe ~ tho i'ce
MI President take away these Federal bavone.a and
doubt " you would live twen'y four hour tnp{ oe
through all these dark days OF rebellion We nave
the old lg. yon that the zine u b
the lake there is posted black list con.a .,us
Of those who would be Instantly stcriboe1 ;,
New Orleans be reiakent The South has reoo'sd a
progress and the laws of God Almighty hno W, from ali
hold most dear the absence of military protection :, prs
ept would be degradation worse tasn d,nA h cotton B,r
Guy &c Cnd, .,r i5s exclusive control Of our liberties
For Gods sake, let us do nothihSto HhAai" WV ~
IN, speaker had entirely failed to convince
him Of he Truth of bis statements Our nag Is the em'ie
Of moi of eeess This great cause OF the hcpe1
% pnssS away fom this section of Louisiana. and all the
powrrs of hell cannot revive 1t, Every state snafeneea
49, ,a conoue no longer than 10 absolutely necessary
Sn in favor Of civil here Let advan.ss
of e presencs of the military to nsuguatet nave cum
S sno T.; The ineriy and honesty OF the
Col Field said he could not sgree with the doctrines OF
from Eouisians Is not civil law in force hore Does no,
the Governor also his judges and justices adv %
rish2 twas sway. principle Of that the
military was Went ths civil power believe IN Tue
GS =. S" man Could BE- elected to Responsible
position here And yet Of the chief arguments agan;'
the Of GA. p Fl GoTa mem
Judge White followed opposing the proposed mes,uis 4,
Mr. j. Ad Rozier sddIe'ea the meeting at some ensh N
debate By hoping the Rebellion would be suppressed before
were tskeu to ugurate civil government
On melton Of Dr. P Dose the further consider ration oil
the Question was postponed until Saturday evening next
ITEMS FROM REBEL PAPERS.
We have received copy of The Jackson Ms"s'
nppian of tie 10th. 1t reports:
Irish potatoes were bought yesterday. for planting,
at the moderate price of $50 per bushel
On the Oath ult. Gen. lIardee was united in bonds
of wedlock to Miss Ready Of Murfreesboro, sister
to the wife of Gen. John Ii. Morgan. The mar
rage took place at Tulahoma, and was attended by
hll the military grandees.
DESTRUCTION OF COTTON AT PONTCHATOULA
The Ne,r- Orleans Era learns that the cotton be
longing to DIR. Perkins Of that city has been de-
sroyed at Pontchatoula. 1t was burned on Thurs
day night, the 10Th inst, by the Rebels, under the
belief that it was about to BE- shipped to New-Or
leans. The amount thus destroyed is said TO 6t
about $50 bales. We also learn that the Rebels
have declared their intention to seizs every schooner
hat shall henceorth the lake under the United
States flag. In consequence Of this determination
vessels of every description have been prohibited
from crossing the lake.
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ReIcnse Of Union Price ners.

The steamer State OF Maine reaches the Seventh
street wharf yesterday evening, bringing 39 prison.
ers from Richmond, l92 Of whom were prisoners Of
war, and the Others civilians. Among the latter Is
Mr.. &. A. Brown Of this city, who wins captured
near Occoquan, on the 10Th Of December. Mr.. John
Underwood, also captured near Occoquan and who
was reported to have been executed us spy
by the Confederates. Edwin Dorsey, son Of tue
Rev. DR.. Dorrey, aud John j. Humas. a
State Senator from Maryland. captured by Gen.
Stuart when lie made bic raid into Pennsy lvania.
Included in the list of citizen prisoners also
number of Union men from Iennessse and Kentucky,
some Of whom were arrested for bridge burning, en-
gine-tlking, and other deeds obnoxious 10 tho Con
feds These prisoners confined IN the Libby
Pripon aud were treated with great cruelty by Capt
j. Is. Turner, the commandment.
On leaving the prison their blankets, and bedding,
and even their tin cups were taken from them, al
though their private property. On the contrary
Rebel prisoners from here permitted to take
,uch articles with them by our authorities.
Major Boyle, late DIR. Boyle, Of this city, is yet
s,ationod at Ciordonsvi'le. Oscar IIough, OF this
city, is mt Richmond, acting ~ Adiutant with the
rAuk Of Captain. Washington Star, Saturday.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .... MARCH 70
Cleared.

Cleared.
S,ssmsr-J 8 Wcdin Springfield, Port Royal. NJ L. Mo-
Cready Co. -,
Ships-Theobsld Theobsd, Philadelphia, Men Merrill;
Lancaster smith Antwerp w r. Schmidt Go Annswsn,
Mecilf Montcvdooi j. T. Wheeler, Gould, Boston, W. A
Nelson.
BarIs-R.mb.- Packard. Aspinwal Metcalf 4 I mean
Made faust Wifks. Antwerp, Holuboo Bschen. Aodei
kader sldridse. Oportoi Drago lAus Condo. :iym.uh
calf Duncan LaconiA, Flynn, Aspnwall Rbon Munoi
Mary Jane. -. ST. Andrew w. Salem Co henry
Hill, Merrill Msrseiles, Moore Henry.
Brigs-Wsbssb Bisey, Havana L. Hathaway; Abby
Pmsb Psrowsk. CurscOs, Doysie Co. MschiaA Shelly,
Trinidad de Cnba ThouiPson Hunter; Wanderer DR.
Shacktord. MatanIss J. h. Wsrd Co.
Schoousrs-Hannsh Matilda. Price. Washington, Bentley.
Smith Co Julia Maria, Eaton. Phsdrphis; j. Birdss.
iszetou Washington Alice, Goodale, Wash.gto Merrill
& Abbott; American Chief Presley Norfolk. Stewart &
Iough Mary Helen (Br). Cooper. Bermuda. Middleton
Transi, (Br J. Hobbs. Hamilton. Tyne. Smith; Adsliue
(Dsn j. Uc.sOu, Falmouth, Fanch, Meneke Wends NTH
mis- Boyd. Wharf York River F. j. Campbelli Mary Ellen.
Case Philsdslphia. III. s. Racket Son.
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Another WIFE MURDER.-Ycsterdsy afternoon
Mr.. Csthurine OMesra residing ct No. % West Forteh
street va. murdered by her husband Timothy iesra The
murderer who Is dsser,er from tho Dist Regiment n T.
youutee has been osy snce tho middle OF Feb
usy during which time he has been nualy drinking
h. wife workos bard to living for him and her TWO
children Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, he returned
on second hoor here lie found his vile
bu,y engaged At the WASN'T tub Without single word hay
ipr pa.sed between thsm he went up behind her, drew
from hi, pocket and deliberately out her throat from es
10 ear Tho poor put her hands to her throat &c 70
item tho dow blood hch 'Pried In ell directions through
t room To hi. she sucoee1d IN p.,sina into he
,pscnts occupied by Mr Brady. who asked who had
done H. shs her husband then returned to her
own om and fell 10 the lor Officer Eau OF the Twenty
ninth Precinct sutersI immediately and found the woman
brsathips her lat The officer asked who had CON-
nsI the deed the poor victim more pointed her
hand 10 her husband Medical aid summoned but It vas
too late . she died in minutes from the tue
the deed wu committed The ogly person who witnessed
the awful tragedy wac Little Of deceased three years
old The murderer still remsined In the ROOM and toll the
officer he might II he ps,ed he had m u't'ed
h, murder lie also iums,ed that no had reason whs
ever 70 assign for tho sroeous lie Ia lrshman 2s
year. Of age a hoer by occupation. His appearance IL
tina. ds,persdo aud his habits have been very nsemper
ate 90 much 90 % TO him nuisance Ia the house In
which he resided Coroner Wdey proceeded 10 hold an In
ans.t oh the body Of deceased.
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From The Ba,bddoo Time',I Feb. "a.

From The BWbddl0 Tmei,I FEB. n
The Confederate steamer of war Florida or Oreto,
anchored Carlisle Bay at l0I a. m. this morning
The wharf and beach were lined with anxious spec
tatOrs. She was very soon surrounded by fleet OF
boats; several of the merchants went on board,
amo &. them Il. Gordon, ESQ.,, of the firm Of NJ.
Cavan e. Co, who came ashore in company with
the captain, whom he accompanied to His Excel
ency the Governor, and obtained permission to sup
ply her with cal. The FLORIDA attempted to cut of
an American bark that was passing the Island, the
captain of which seeing the Confederate cruiser,
hauled in for the land, and both vessels came to an
chor in our Bay.
The Florida sailed at Up m. Feb. 25th, steering
s. w. She took 100 tuns of coal-the American Con-
sui protesting against the breach of neutraliy-and
shipped two English sailors.
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BuLLs HEAD, Monday, March 3.-Another
il tho report Of market to-day opened with not over
W head In the yards aud noihn: In the shape Of bullock
sold below &c upon the estimated weight Of th" beet
and probably not one In hundred sold al lo" tnAn
loo 10, wbile many sod at Ger TIC, sna 1ouie
n oy,r I2c N 10 tho highest market siuoe 1891 out
NOT tho hiIhes 90 have uniess the supp in
demand requires full 0 head west for tho
market In Forty fourth street and while continues week
fall below that prices will continue 20 advance
till they reach tho point tboy did hive With short
supply city last week the buyers Messrs Starr
Rsed Of the best bullock in tho market Indeed
remarked by old drovcIs that they mover saw 80 many
buocs together OF such uniform good quality To-day with
., shorter supply they taking about half - many
last week. OF the beat they get ct any reason
able price, and averaging over loo 10 This 10
tolls upon the butchers or tho brokers would
he foolish not 10 advance the price Of cattle selling on con-
aud ofcouiss those selling their account And
that than hall the nber Ia marhet are ready TO ad
tho cattle hers today have changed hands several mes since
which sole 800 heat Albany and still had abont 200 head
here Ono drove sod Wholesale In these yards elfI
head which averaged $40 ID Ia Ohio Estimating them at
90 n y home weight may call them over
llic. not here They Will ell retail a, tdl2tc ID,
which remark able price but moro than We may FL
pec future unless have cattle The weather
today mild and very Sphpslke WITH tho advance upon
beef IL decline Ia the hog MARKET the sEivas being
large-T6 ~ IL tho top price. and sales slow at that
Sheep still very high bot not quick sale at loo n,
live weight they during too past week Tho supply
larger Full particulars In complete report OF the market
toIu0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRRss MosRor. Saturday March 81 1863
The storm was very severe In this vicinity oil last
night, with heavy north east wind.
No disasters to shipping have as yet been heard
from.
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived from
Washington to-day, with convaescents to join their
regiments ..4 ..
The steamship S. r. Spaulding also arrived to-day
from Baltimore with hay and grain.
steamer from Newbern, with mails for New
York, came up the Roads last evening. She sent
her mails ashore and left.