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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26

DrED.-E. D. Gaylord, Of Company T, Fourth
Delaware, died in Washington, and was buried
on the 2lst inst
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Of the State Treasurer on behalf OF tbs s,.,.
Il shall be the duty Of the Chancellor to rsst,s,e'
BY Injunction process, any breach Of this az, T.
carrying passengers. after failure to make ~
statement and payment or either Of them. mo.
vided for by tho second section Of this aot. Al
further In case Of any failure by any corpora,,os
to comply with the terms Of this act apnliosS,.
to it, the State Treasurer shall report tbs ~,
Immediately to the General Assembly, II IN 49,
aion, or at their next meeting regular or adiousn.
cd, and also to the Attorney General, whose dntv
1t shall be 10 proceed without delay against n.
said corporation in the proper tribunal, 10 oa,rs
the aforesaid revocation into effect.
SRorIoH 4. In case there be In the charta, \,
any corporation liable to the provisions Of mi,
act, any clause or provision SO restricting tbs
amount OF toll to bs charged for tho transportu.
lion Of passengers as that this act would accord.
ing " tho present rate Of charges by ths l,v
corporation operate upjustly against It, then /,
is hereby declared aud enacted that tho s.;d
corporation shall have the right to increase ths
said toll to the amount Of the tax herein provided
for.
SEcrIoN 6. The State Treasurer shall hoya
and exercise every necessary power to enabe
him TO ascertain the tax payable according Ia
the provisions Of this act, and he may enierrs
the payment OF the same and all the proylsions
Of chapter 20, Of the Revised Code Of this si,te
cOnferring power, &c., upon that officer and bis
collectors in relation to the execution Of tbo
warrant issued to him by the Auditor for The
collection Of the State tag, shall bo vested ip
and may be exercised by him aud them 10 Tho
collection Of the tax provided by this act.
SRCrIoH 9. The condition of the official bond
Of the State Treasurer shall extend to the money
received under the provisions Of this act, end 10
the performance OF the duty Of collecting thO
aforesaid tax. which duty is hereby imposet
upon him.
SEor,os 7. The Secretary Of State shall eau,
a copy Of this act duly certified, TO be publIshe
Immediately in all the newspapers OF this Stat,
aud to be kept published therein for the spac
Of three months.
Passed at Dover, August IL, 1864.
GSignedl JOIN SoRDEs,
: Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
JoHS GREEN,
, Speaker Of the Senate
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
DEPUTY COLLECTIONS NOTICE.
Notice.

The Commissioners appointed by an aot of the
General Assembly of the State of Delaware, en-
tl;ed can Act TO relieve the people OF this State
from Draft" passed at Dover, August 18th.
1864, will meet at their office, Southeast corner
of Third and Market streets, Wilmington, Del
aware, on aud after Wednesday the 24th inst.
II. By order Of Commissioners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
STATE OF DELAWARE, |

15IUV1-ITVt T71FTV5WT ]
/. Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr,, Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby oerll.
fy that the foregoing is correct copy Of 90 act
Of the General Assembly Of this State, entitled
IAN Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August IL, A. D., 1864; the same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SET my
hand and official seal OF Dover, this
r, 81 fifteenth day OF August, in the year Of
L" our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
sAML. NJ. HApRIN0roS, JR.,
Secretary Of State.
August 10. 1s64-Smos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
U. 8. Internal Revenue.
cOLLEnTnR,a NlTICE.

OrFIoH OF coLLEcToR OF INrERSAL REvEAUE.
Dover, Del, August LIST, 1864,
Notice is hereby given that the annual list OF
taxes, containing the taxes on incomes, licenses,
carriages, klliard tables, yachts, aud silver plate,
for the year 1864, has been received FROM the AS
aessor for this District, aud will bs placed In the
hands Of the Deputy Collectors for collection on
aud after Monday, the 22d day Of August, A. D.
1864, at such places and times as shall here
after be designated by the Deputy Collectors,
within their respective divisions as follows, viz
Division No. /, Comprising Brandywine,
chrstians, Mill Crock aud Wilmington Hun
dreds in Now Castle County, Jonn 7. Hilyard,
Deputy Collector, Post Office, Wilmington, Della
ware.
Division No. Q, Comprising White Clay Creek
Pencader, New CASTLE Red Lion, st. Georges
aud Appoqunimnk Hundreds, in New Castle
County, George b. Money, Deputy Collector
Post Office, Delaware City.
Division No. 3, Comprising Duck Creek, Little
Creek, and Dover Hundreds, in Kent County,
Matthias Day, Deputy Collector, Post Office
Hazletyille
Division No. 4, Comprising Murderkill, Mis-
pillion and Milford Hundreds, in Kent County,
John F. Clements, Deputy Collector, Post Office,
Camden.
Division No. 8, Comprising Cedar Creek, Broad
Creek, Georgetown, Lewes and Rehoboth, aud
Indian River Hundreds, in Sussex County,
Edward NJ. Vaughan, Deputy Collector, Post
Office, Milton.
Division No. 6, Comprising North West Fork
Nanlicoke, Little Creek Broad Greek, Dagsboro,
and Balrmore Hundreds, in Sussex County
David W. Moore, Deputy Collector, Post Office,
Laurel
II the taxes continued within the said list are
not paid at the time designated By the aforesaid
Deputy Collectors, ten per centnm will be added
, to all taxes except the income tax upon which
five per centum will be added in ell cases.
q, II. b. DAY, Collector,
District of Delaware.
( TuH QUOTA OF DELAwARH.-We have been
0 furnished by Provost Marshal Wilmer, with tue
] following table showing the number Of men ell
rolled 10 this State iu the respective districts,
and the quota assigned 10 each under the cal
for 100000 more men. The quota is subject IL
+. a deduction OF l9j which Governor Cannon aud
: the Secretary Of State, Hon. s. Nj. Harrington,
Jr., succeeded in getting taken of, by the Wal
Department as also further reduction tor all who
a have enlisted or furnished substitutes to lht
army, and for all enlistments in the Navy, since
d 1861 We presume that these credits will make
n q material change in the quota Of the respective
G districts. There 10 but short time LETT 10 furn
/. ish the number Of men required from Delaware
Il aud our citizens should be uneeasing in their el-
L. forts to procure volunteers and substitutes, Il
!. they wish to avoid the draft.
II Quotas Of he several Sub Districts Of he ms
II triet Of Delqpare, assigned July let. 1864 aHde
l. The call Of the President Of The United Staies, Jug
= 1874, 1864, for 100000 men.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
WoRRELL & CHILD,

NO. 226 MARKET STREET.
We will offer during the coming season our
usual large assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. Being anxious to reduce our present
stock, before the removal to our new store, many
bargains will be disposed Of. Caland examine.
aug26 I'm
DEPUTY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that will attend at nv
Office, No. GIG Market Street, Wilmington, on
an1 after the 24th day of August, 1864, until
the 9th day of September, 1864, 70 receive the
taxes upon the annual list for 1864, as comprised
in the foregoing notice Of the Collector.
JOHN P. HILYARD, .
Deputy Collector First Division.
aug 4-6t
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.



PARIS March 2e) correspon dence Of London Post
Tcmorrov (SurGay) al two o'clock The Mcxican deru
ts;sCn nccort NC nresent arrangements viii present
tie lrcbduke Msximilau. at Miramar, with the imperial
crown by tie noianes and people 81 the greater
Part " that immense region known as Mexico. The
Aerutaion will u s said, beg bis Imperial Majesty 10
scccpt supreme sers but all probability the future
sovereign will declare hrs Intention 10 rnle consiitut on
sny TIE lotu concluded. aod political arrangements
completed nothing mas occurred 10 interfere with the
rrsyTsmme which arranged for Their kaes;iee de
reItuIe
DIFFICULTY REPORTED.
1nc ordon Neios snys that the ground of difficulties
~hct thvo arisen as o The presupve 20 the
austrian throne the Arcnduke Max milan has deferred
vie reception OF tue Mexican notabes jcputed
Request Ls personal acceptance Of the Mexican
THR LOAN.
The ue~ mexican loan the continued theme ~
rnuors 90 the STOCK Exchange London
lfurs March 26) ocrresroude " London Post
The sueloGt &c attention the Mexican loan contracted
str w Messrs Gym 90. An agent OF Mossrs Giyn
NJ toe loan the hands q the Emperor, the
transaction Between the Mexican sovereign and
me Gyms temE complete We hear from London
shat the tordhtldcrs are not sai SIZED with the
e'tne Offered we are tod that Clyu Co. offered
ste kngNh bondholders, settlement ~ the ESQ
u overdue dividende 81 los IN cash and $50 10 three
per cert tew boprs. worm, AZ i30 only SO Total
flO los The tcrdhodefs ~ not learp accept less
than c2t Representations on the snuect have been
10 ali probability endeavor will be made 20 recon.
tile contcudur incresis On the other nsnd ! hear
f,cn high authority that there no doubt that the
whole the Eew Mexican iohn would taken w the
French market n pot qdoted the STOCK Exchange
Cor,a'u i y that aige amounts bave teen applied fer.
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bead and made dent ~ his hat, which could 10 pro-
dlced ~ evidence. Another ~ the PARTY had hrs
head cut with tumbler thrown by smith.
Mr. Spencer then commented on the resi- bilty
OF the parties interested both sides lie coDtended
that his client much res ectahle man than
many who in the nabt Of requepliDg McH Dley .
barroom that some OF the best blood Of Vlrgna
his VEINS Referring o. the wife OF the prisoner, Mr.
Spencer said she lady born and bred that she was
said at his death left her considerable amount Of pro-
perry upon The proceeds OF which lie sad sde add Der
husband we're nj present living. Mr.. Spencer compli-
mented the Jury their intelligent appearance add ex-
pressed certainty OF having the fairly adjldcated
by them.
The hour for adlourning the court Ubree o'cioek)
having arrived the adjourned until Wednesday
morning at eleven O'Clock.
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MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIE rCSn.
The fund In behalf Of The Soldiers home is steadily
creasng, and W addition TO the runs Of money ALREADY
received by rs the following contrbutlon from the wife
Of colonel Alexander, the ted has reached our
hands, and will no placed with tie noreys Already
possession for this purpose;
NV yors. Lrrl ~, 1854
Mrs. Colorel alexander prcscnts her tomr meuis 70
the editor ot Inc HERALD Noticing ,hat Is receiy
ing contributions fer the purpose OF establishing q
Soldiers Tome ard being convinced Of the necessity for
such institution for the manned soldier G,er his re-
turn from The befs enclcse twenty do Der
mite towards thn, praseworihy object
We are pleased TO end The widows wives srd mothers
OF soldiers taking sscb 40 Interest THIS matter there
many ladies whose Stlatves not aeua engaged
IN tbis struggle bot this should rot prevent item also
from feeling interest 10 tee fate of those vno have
preserved their homes from the seouree Of aud pre-
vented the rebels from crossing their horders We
notice that New Jersey bias already started earnest n
ms matter and, ninougb ine Empire Siato shod have
been frs, 10 the Geld in gior cause sn there IS
room ftf Soldiers Home every State - ire upop
and every one tbs, be butt viii he peedeG
ear Ia over
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WRECK or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The Steamer . Rock Mt Cork-De-
scrfption OF the Vessel.

me lnmau steamship City OF New YORK arrived OF
ueeostowp thirty minutes past three the morning
4 abe 10Th Of March and shortly afterwards, 90 round
ing Head che struck on Dannis rock, and was
able 70
despatch from Liverpool Of the 3oth Of March says
me CITY Of New York proves total wreck The water
. 10 her al high Tide.
The CITY Of New York and very fine vessel
ss'onsug 10 the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
Steamship company (kpowp the nman line). and em
Joyed The trade between New York and Liverpool by
Gay Of Queenstown. She iron propeller Of two
thousand Eve hundred tons burden and rated AL at the
American rjcyds. The City Of New York bum by
xcssrs Todd McGrcgor Of Glasgow Scotland, in 1861
she bad decks and draught Of twenty-five feet OF
~sier she had direct acting engine, and two cylinders
Ct diameter 81 eghiy eve inches, with stroke OF pis.
zoo q three feet SIX inches. she was chip rgsed aud
hsd six water tight on!kbeads.
Tie city q New York left thl port co Der late and
e~as,rOus voyage co ,be lq,b oMaeh, under the CEN.
card o. Captain Rernedy.
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Thc shooting Of Mr. Brown, Of the Pew
ter Mug.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlSGR.
Rprcro Judge BARNARD


ArRf 12.--Thc court room crowded ms MON "a
with spectators, who tell an interest ~ he 90 ~
lanes II. Nixon, charged with the murder q W. ~
Brown, proprietor Of tue Pewter Aug There We're ~
Jurors be pocnrca and the case was PROCEEDED ~
prec sey at eleven O'Clock. $500.
Mr. Oakley Hail. on behalf OF the prose-. - - ~,
his p-escuce necessary N tue Court Y fs',, Y.
case Of honicidc Hon. John Cochrane .Le 1teis,!
General, would &C, in his place, X . -,
ACtcr several JGrofs had been perculpcE W. ~ Z.
and oiherw SO dis posed oil The requisite .n.ne' w
sworn in The following he inreys ao aie9 y y
the casc Calvu s iippreot, Daniel Niess ArdiC !"
Aexardcr George D. fan,a j 1. HTbrr'i i{Nccr basFp
=. Y. ionnson, James II. Cescli, uaN u ns0e'
n Carney n Mr. flaming. anil James Jnat ~.
Alr stewart then ofoued he Gaze ior lle 49, M. n
and had said but few words when ~ a'ns.,f ia
ire nrofs rose and asScd whether The ni s,,
rrtsorer was for capital oicuce Y - ~ ~"
liz q. srrupes against serving ~ the ufN. - 81 IN
me- court anC prose iuu thcn dtt ~ s,s NJ
.Ve IN e.se II conse geucc tfeNt
C.rrrv tn serve as gttrf. Trey t' ~ IN, 80
,s..tfr. ttr ttsAcror dot @lp lae @'t w"
tx an c.t .,tt Ida b.r care ~ t1'Hto 49, n '"'
aat L,Nt Ii ctNrl uahas
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Important from New Orleans,
Texas and Mexico.
Severe Fight and Repulse Of the
Enemy at Alexandria.
Occupation Of Eagle Pass by
Our Troops.
The French Marching On Ma
taMOrOs,
Asss Ae.. &ss

CAIRO April ~, 1864
The steamer Pauline, Carroll from New Orleans he 5th
among her passengers
The steamship George Washington, from New York
rived New Orleans the with eighty tnousand
dollars in gold
The United States transport Continental, Portland
arrived the day
The transport ST. Marys, from Brazos, SAINT ago. had
also arrived.
Soon after troops left Alexandria, large rebel
force under Dick Snyder, attacked ior6catious,
but vigorously opposed by the Thirty eighth
sachusetts, the Twelfth and One Hundred and Twenty
sixth New York regiments. under Colonel Smith, and The
One Hundred Twenty eighth New York Volunteers
Our troops fought bravely several hours with consd
erable loss The rebel loss was also considerable
No further particulars have come to hand.
II reported that the Luminary nad boon
destroyed by fire on the Red River.
The steamer Polar Star had taken eight hundred sran
gers from New Orleans the Red River, supposed
to be exchanged shreveport here about number
81 in rebel hands.
The citizens OF Alexandria forming homo guard
companies for protection.
The election delegates Convention
place Alexandria the LIST inst. A. casabot.
Jno. A Newell and Thomas N. Wells choscn
present the parish.
There had been several frosts in the country.
The Union cavalry, four thousand slrouc occupied
Eagle Pass after slight resistance FROM tho rebels
Eagle Pass four hundred miles above Brownsville, aud
has been great rebel highway for running and
other articles into Mexico. II dcterm that
troops should permanently occupy the place.
Corpus Christi had been reoccuped by forces and
they had captured 500 prisoners. res dents
nearly all left the place prev 70 It's reoccupaiion
Eight hundred California cavalry had arrived overland
joined Union forces.
Refugees from CONSUMPTION we're Cooking INTO our
lines by hundreds daily.
Immense quantities Of had been scored By our
troops.
Tho First Texas cavalry 100 strong were co opcral
ing with forces
The French we're marching on Matamnroe. A Hgb. bad
taken place, in which the French were y.ctorIous
Three French frigates Oh the bar preparing to
cross.
,ortinas bad issued proclamation ordering all the
troops the Rio 6rande beow MstarDo.
ros 10 the occupation Of that place by tie French
large cotton laden schooner grounded vaiaacu,
and burned after part Of her cargo hal
TO tighten her.
The Pauline, Carroll also brought up Passengers
Colonel Clark Adutant General OF the Department Of
tennessee; General Fnnell o. Kentucky uLd Hon.
shcrfard Clemens. Of Virginia.
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poiis-The steamer Maple Leaf Blow
Up by the Kebeis-Capturc or the Enc
my's Piehets, sc.
The steamer Western Metropolis, Captain Hilton arrived
At this port yesterday from Hilton Head with Port
Royal dates 10 April Q. The from t'orfia IS no
portant The Maple Leaf, with troops board cft
Jacksonville on March 20, bound for PIatka, wbefe
she arrived the next morning She started
Der return trip at eleven O'Clock too Debs
Of the 3Isi. and on arriving opposite Buckles But,
about twelve miles from Jacksonville, she struck o
torpedo planted 10 the channel terrific exposr1 .o.
lowed the entire bows OF the vessel or ard
Ia ten minutes che sank to the bottom. All The pssn-
GERS exty number were saved but four Of The
we're drowned Their names arc5-Benj,m. ggin atd
charles Sumner, drcmcn Simeon Field aud I'll Foster,
deck hands The Maple Leaf had been old lake boat,
bdt had proved scrvIccable transport Deser,ers
that party Of rebels was lying in wait - RocNes
Bluff but did attempt the capture OF The passengers
account OF their number.
Four Union cavalry packets captured by the ro.os
the night Of Apri2 During the earlier art u too
day cxped ton under Captain smith cartrred
picket consisting Of sergeant aud memb 'rs
d Georgia cavalry regiment The prisone arrived -
Jacksonville on the Sd inst.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Virginia with
Two Days Later.
Macmillan Not Yet Announced
as Emperor of Mexico.
Blockade Running and the
Rebel Cotton Loan.
,st -~~~-~~~~-~~-~~~~~-
THE DANISH w AR.
The Prussians Assault Duppel by
Stern and are Repulsed Along
The Entire Line.
4 CONFERENCE TO ASSEMBLE In LONDON.
Austria and Russia Leagued
Against Poland.
Wreck OF the Steamship City of
New York.
Mpe Hundred and Fifty Emigfants Landed
from the Virginia in New York,
h, h., -
Wreck OF the Steamship City of
New York.
MBo Hundred and Fifty Emigrants Landed
from the Virginia in New York,
Ia Ia -

Tho National steam Navigation Companys steameY
Virginia. Captain Grace, which left Liverpool the fore
the 29tb Of March ana Queenstown the 30b,
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon. The
swo days later.
yDe Virginia has landed nine hundred and City one
psssengers.
1he Queen Of England had officially announced her IN
ssutson 10 bold court al Buckingham Palace April 8, at
which Der Majesty would the principal members
- tho diplomatic corps and second the 18th OF
April which limited humber Of Distinguished persons
would 30 invited 10 attend, IN order TO afford them
spportupy Of paying their respects 10 her Majesty.
Dswng room receptions viii also be held by the
Princess Wales and levees by Prince Of Wales
behalf Of The Queen, May and June State concerts
and two State halls win also be given during the season.
~ command 81 the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Tho health Of The Duke OF Newcastle was daily i'm.
growing.
The Spanish government has notified TO the European
Powers that all the coasts Of ST. Domingo have been
placed in state Of blockade.
GarbaIdi was 10 enjoy grand civic and municipal re-
sspioos Southampton and other towns OF England.
Two magnificent swords, one OF god and the other OF
oliver intended presents TO the two Kings Of Siam by
the Pres OF the United States, brought South
smptou England, by the steamer Bremen consigned TO
she United States Consul port, who has forward
sAsm TO the East BY the Oriental mali packet.
The Canada arrived Queenstown ut ave p. NJ. the
nth Liverpool three NJ the 2sh Of March
The PenDsy vana arrived at Queenstown At elk O'Clock
= the evening OF the 9th OF March.
TIE 81. Andrew, from Portland, called OF Queenstown
q i've A. NJ en- the 2sth Of March.
ne steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived 81
osssnstown on the 2eih Of March.
yDs steamship sidon from New York; arrived 81 Liver
yooI on the morning Of March 30.
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TER LONDON MONEY MARKET
The discount demand nj the Bank the 2Sib OF Marc
was neavy. Rates we're unchanged.
There was holiday on the stock Exchange the 2s,h
OF March.
Opening prices for money, 81. aeiJ. &C.
count, Of = a ely: pewtbrees, So, a seJ.
kr'e shsres, 6ss ogs Illinois Central shares IL is
Discount.
loSpoS March 3o-2p
Consoe for money, ei,, and for the account, sisa
ela.
the LIVERPOOL corTos MARKET.
IIvERroor, March 2o-A N
he cotton market yesterday steady, with fair
demand The sales Of the day were 900 bales including
1000 tor export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL, March &c. Pm.
Market dull No change. Sales abou. 5000 bales on
speculation and for export
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
so market since the Iersa sailed 10 days report GOT
yet received.
LIVERPOOL aREApsrrrFs MARKET
Msssrs Wakefield Nash 4 Co report-Florr almost
unsaesble, and very irregular under large arrivals.
wheat very gu and some cases Id I'd per Genital
lower indian corn quiet Al unchanged rates mixed 2ss.
Cd a 2qs.
Peef and PORK less inquired for and tending downward.
firm Al 42s i4s Iallow steady North American. A0s
s2s Butter steady, at zoos loss. Tor nue
LIVERPOOL rRoprcE MAREKr.
Ashcs quiet old pots, ass now, sos % sugar " good
unsteroi Linseed oil steady. Rosin in iar demand for
french q, 2Ie ca for good common spri's q iorpen
tue 7ps a Sos for French Petroleum steady Clover.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstrns inactive. bui quotations are generally IN
changed The produce markets closed The 2S,b
icr the usual Easter Monday bo.day.
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
IivsEfoOt, Mach K, 1904
Noitor The sales yesterday and &C. dny we're OOC
bales the market CLOSING quiet aud uuchatped stosna.
tors aud exporters to,s 600 tsl,s
Tho Manchester market g Got aud teudur doc0vard
BfeadstuIis.-IiQur very tull aud tot ug downward
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rHE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE DESTROYED ~
rfRr- SoN.ARRlvAL OF TUE FLAG or ThucB
BOAT, ETC. - -
foRREss MONROE, Aprl II, lsca.
A building at Old Point took fire this mortnG ana was
somewhat damaged. 10 was used as an oHlee iof tSe
Stw YopE flrpAIp aud quar,ermasters clerks ".
a. s,iner OF the IlERsLp, was the principal siersr
The ooe Of truce boats now due from CITY rpi nave
DOT yet arrived.
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rtn,S orrRA.-Aficr the temporary feresc o' nsi
nfht al The Academy. Faust VIII De again & Ven tbs
renue, WITH ts powerful cas, 30 eve for ii, ~,
TINE THIS seaeon. Thee wno have euJoyed IL resh
b.aut es nj previous performances wli, doubt a'a
themselves ~ what may rossby be the last orpoftuNy
'of some Time " come aud thnso VITO have cot should
tese the OCCASION TO nuige treat riwaya t. Ne
acquired % Fhursday Robert ic nnbc VAL be pru
du.cd vhch vt understand, e aiso r. 40 ast ot.hi
" is ICfUrmatg-
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

HlOc ado Running and the Cotton Loan.
From the London Times March 20
The reubgh, iron Mobile. which reported 10
have teeu capured by the federal bockadIng squadron
Anuouuc arrived safely with cargo ~ cotton
81 ERvaua. THIS cotton was shipped 10 payment OF
troyori CT Confederate bonds which Will he
ssDac,cu