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TIE SILVER SHIP;
The Bloodhound Of the Caribbean.
. A aPAN1sH-AnERIcAH STORY.
BY LOUIS LEON.

The tale Is historical. and tho min Incidents arc
Tne- Tho principal characters arc CA11ocAHRAs, the
famous ptrnte, commonly called by The paufsh-Aerf-
cans Of bis times. bcors tha proper name was kuowu
El Saasso del Nar Carfoe, the Bic odhouud OF the
CaTtbhcan-a title that arose from his TEnn1u1r MS
7KR1ocs way Of learning about tho movements OF
trensure.shtps, and tracking them, secret which IS
clearly explained ot tho first tne in aese pages RuY
tEoL, tho hammock.maker of lola Grnude, who also
lives and moves In slngular mystery. Cou1r Rxo1a,
OF Mexico, the proprietor Of tho great silver mine Of
Regle- PADRE ,LAsso, the priest Of lola Eraaie.
CAPTAH RoNERo, the commander OF the galleon En-
caAtddora, the Silver Ship. SE1oR yzK1E, a pc1aou
OF wealth and luxurious t:stes. who lyes retired ut
beautiful wills on 1sa Grau41e, AMI to whom IN extrR
ordinary mystery attaches. YoLA Joung girl OF mar
ye1ous Ezaces and loVenesa under charge Of Potre
Lasso, and Eeputed among the inhabitants Of lola
rande to be his niece glorious type Of The 5pans
American woman, being Of sunshine and flowers,
oVer whose life, At the moment OF her introduction,
rests paiaiai MYSTERY IN which Is Threatened ap
paltns doom! 1oGEr LxoL. tho foster sIsteF OF Don
Rug. The CoCsTrss OF H-a14. YoLA is glorious
czeatton-a fesh Ingenious young roature, In whom
the Iady readers will bo especially interested.
I'VE confidently look for an immense Increase In cir
cu1atIon this story, and neElcaleEs would do we'll
to send In their orders In time.
Besides tho above great story, this fayotse family
Journal viii contain two othc. continued atoriss OF
great merit, n we'll as from EIGHT to TWELVE nrss
class sketches of different varieties, !ase number OF
POEMS. and vasfety Of departments Of useful and
entertaining character, including Pheasant P4ra.
gEapha," :" AiTthfal MoEscls.' "Knowtedse Box.,~
Items OF Interest,"" ETC., etc., tho Whole Eo,ny tn
form Of hmty Newspaper which, cs Is freely admitted
By al who take It, has not It's In this couu
try Or the DID,
Fsce. hve cents for single copy, seo per yes- au
|hefat terms offered In re+fers mn ~ ,t,L.
, 1864-03-22

ono Us distant rs possible from the enemy
say the Dry Tortugas or Goat Island. The
tact Tint the latter lies midway between the
present military departments Of Gen. Horatio
Seymour and Gen. Vallandlg CHAM, would seem
to render It the most appropriate. Here he
might plrckunfading laurels, since that valn.
nable plant grows upon the island in rrcat
abundance The aub3ugatlon of Goat Island
by the construction OF imaginary and iuex'
pensivc bridges over the Nlagarl chasm. and
W widening the ditch which separates It
Iom the main land, would atford q field for
his engineering abilities greater than the
swamps Of the chiekahomtny, in addition to
which are the substantial advantages, of a
great saving to the national treasury and to
the army Of the Potomac, and the fact that
MS operations would not be interfered with
BY the presence Of hostile force. Above all
the INSTRUMENTATION ct the commanders
OF the three adjoining departments -Vallan-
dlgha1n, Mcclellan aud Seymour, would pro,
sent such a happy Illustration of trinity! In
uDit!s-three persons and one god, that no
Copperhead could remain an infdel ;;but?all
would e1c1aim "see how these brethren
dwell together in unity" Two Of them have,
already their departments. Why may not
Mcclellan hsve hiss
, 1864-03-22

hELI;ngK1keeslyel. ;ol 1S bs!s Market quiss
s; s5'5' ~ ;:F IL :s5S
+ 3; #: s:ss: :::s !:
tsSe %sad s@ Iiasf "a firm Sales today
10 oGHS g11 II !! aaooed at on track:
ee a9 Market active and
Ct ,1a s11s, toosy Ts5s; go NJ: spfiaE q Y
stds ana rs 3 i si 8 e 81 81 S9ssa
$ b 2 . q e se;!a ss s.
s. sRas SR1Kg K3sE ssd5,E !sd SS,ss q
saoo1t eqn1! e ~ Rsd} at 81. Is in store {caaal
CORN-Resst!ed. s5.f55 bushels. New Corn aa.
Csqeea +; ed.A ~ gig CON d nss eet iRsstiye Sales
81 o ae pa - al assn s;G;s Ge 8
r. r. sFoHE!eo na r. COR g sieFaxel Il
ssi 3s!;ssEsss' e sscssd e = s:ss:
e q T:s 5 fSsssP S a5P & g M;sFs 81
ene sdyaneed 1c per bushel.. s.lcs were: lsop0 b
g. 6 s!eis It Sc So X q M y ::s
ssH 81 ss e. s e &c slo,54 IL. s
r. ss eel e. b. MaTSet al! and nenans,
BaRIET-nece.ves z iss 40 bushels. narks. quiet
NH. % hs samples 'oa bushels at SIS; seo bushels
Al ::AhlLCOHOL-Somtnal and firm at s1!7o9l.75 per
u wBegI9TcT7sEsR-supp1y I9c7s very light and market arn.
Prime Dairy. IN crooks and tubs. .eoas1c
5Atr 10 GOOD Dairy in crooks and tubs....,, ;tt8c
FIJI to e1od an N Afxns..
Esll 5at,sE il so1s. and
III. oasLel
gfs gis Il 81 e e. 1 g 'D.
onnt1 ~ = X I, 5aies to asY wereEl1 bags good
CHEESE-AIarket activd sud TeT 1rm ~+,
up# ed tesdeueJ. Wo quote; VIII u
, 1864-03-22

The gold blu as passed both houses Of cone1es. and
signed By the President, Is as followg:
hx;tn Ihat re Secretary the Treasury be au.
tAnizeq o ennc1pate tue Payment OF interest m tha
nnn'G a e asRs oy RsEied l aos
est npon the coupons as to him may eeem
s ne e. Tn1s apss
tie pa5 msnt of Interest ot the public de5t' ZOE
PtoisHtd. That he obligation to create s,nt,r,
impaired thereby. - :. N-9'' eaaA! not DC
The act alluded to provides that the duties an i'm
poFs shall be paid IN coin Or old demaud notes and
the coin 20 paid shall be set apast IS special uud
a 70 ne payment coin in lateress on he bonds aad
no.ss o. ae cntea states { tothe purchase or p.y-
ted States to be made within each nscsl Tho
ist day Of July, lae which IA tobs set spart Is an
aog lnnd: and CD the rtHduo theseof 70 bo r.ld Into
the Treasury otthe United states,- - -
, 1864-03-22

Ba!dwin. q Maes., Baxter, Bcaman. Blair, Of No.,
Ea nint o.: ~ "a, Blow, Boutwell,, Boyd; BFahde.
e. G'nIk A. ~; Cobb. Cole, cresWen, Davis, Of
Fetjy R1ief Gawson 9o1nsly, 91s Gasd dp9mon1' mnof'
Grinnell. GrisSoI9 HaoIar rc1Fgd WnisSEaa Huhbes5
Of Conn Hu16urd JeueEes, ueEss, Jean Karson, Ke
ley. Kellogg, OF n. r, Kellogg. Of Mich, Loap,
iN4i9F5enr' Marytr, Mcbride, Mccnrg, Miller, Of
Mye1e oGtneSa A. noss1 MoEs1s 1f y; y; T. e. A5ers
Paiteiaon Perham ts W. ~ a;.sa ~ RI Fcc ~
Me sehrnrT ks, ics, VI s,a;,h S S1,,9 =
Ing, Stan, Stebbius. Steelr. Of n, r. Stevens,
Wp9a1gr Wnths.p upfo9, Van v9lkenbuEGh,. WadsTotth,
Wha5s1 W;ider ~ liz % MashGadn. o. AaSt., G2ese1
e3. ANe4' "nson' "lnoona' "o'uofoiso"
=. EA1s-A1en. j.. Ancnna. .Batly. Baldwin.
3lch.. Blse, Brcomall Clsy, CotEtoth, coz, Davis
\. Al r, Deming. Deniton, Eden, Esdridge, Hale,
1,a ma' I1afr1nsto4 Harris, ~, Herrek, Hisb7 Mol-
ior1 Marcx Mtcz's h1S!nan, hnagp, Law; hons, hai w.
Kinney MSicton Mar Eve Motr1a bh,o H.
Morrison, Noble, 0'Neii. ohio. F FPsnd,eton, Pree'
Prpyu, RaGford. Rsnia1i Penn Rogers Rollins
, 1864-03-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

AoNDAT EyxSrva, March 81, 1851.
HoGs-There has been no diminutton In tho acttvt.
y which 20 prominently marked this market during
last week. The receipts have fallen little short OF
leu head, among which have been very Eir psopo.-
ton Of we'll fed and sn.n boned hogs, The wants Of
shippers appear to be undIznInIshed, Judging
'by ihs 1nick sale of the receipts and at
prices fuliy Is high as the concltd1uS
fates OF Saturdays market. In the sales made yester
Gay and to-dny, priccs have ranged from 3s6aha7.
~. but chiefly at s7.af@725 4 1oo ns. OF extra
E1aGes Of corn Ted hogs We notice tho following: at
the Cottage Grose Tards, c. F. Loo1nls Co., to Nc
Faul. 2sf averaging 80 ns, st s7.las 4s averaging
20 rs, at $40 and at Fort Wayne Yards. Webb /
Phlirs to w. II. Tlcen, 1so distll1ery fed averaging
Isl ns, at @7so 100 rs. There Is lite, t. any stock
unsoid tits evening any OF yards further recelpts
being looked for hy fair number OF buyers.
, 1864-03-22

We have at last the ot1cfa1 statistics Of the FIya-
Twenty loan. 3fs7 of waa subscribed direct
" with the Assistant Treasurers aud 40 Vas
subscribed through the agency Of Jay Cook, =. an
Aggregate expense Of II So 81, on which he It.
ceiVed orc thEd. The loan Is said to have rescaed
IN ths aggregate a and the to:al expense Il
said to have been ,i52 5B H. 1t Ia announced ut
the Treasury Department that the p1atc4 fos printing
tho new nTe Per cent bonds are nearly ready. and
nat The Secretary VIII ode- item for sale about the
15tli OF Aptii,
, 1864-03-22

:: BEEF CATrLE-Tha receipts Of Beef Cattle since
Saturday have been very limited, scarcely amounting
to lcohead, There has been ltttls Improvement In
the activity Of the market, and excepting for good
shipping grades, tteEe have beea fewer buyers than
to s head, at IS s5a6fo, but chiefly at 81 5a155o
ITO ns. Ne note.a rather largo quantity Of medium
and common grades1n the yards this evening unsolt
and without an increased demand for Government
and butchers Cattle, seems to1eraby cleet that tho
present rates for these grades cannot be maintained
Theru haR been 10 quo:ab1e chsnEe in the market
since eatn1day. Prime and extra grades are In fas
request, but for all other descriptions Of stock the
market Ia tncchye.
, 1864-03-22

tHe1e vas quite co:amotion 10 The cotton 1narxct
today the npsaot Of tho news from the East Which
up 10 in9 i!th was O dowaw1rd cast. hearI of
pared with the rnln. rtes OF 81 urlay That We re-.
tltns, @ MA ~@7o1. 4"oI4-
, 1864-03-22
#i8rf(Ianfnna.
GOUGHS, COLDS AND CON-
w. A7MpTNN

1 u SUMPTION.
Thirty Years. experience, and the tes,1mony OF toou,
| eancs WAC haVe been cured By ita usc, prove thss
| JAfSE'S EXPEcTOEANT Il, without exception. tha
| ruost reliable remedy In the world tor COUGHS.
| COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CoySUMPTIoH'
fLEt1sY. cEouP. WHooPIHG COUGH SITTING
l. OF BLOOD, and all PULMONARY CCNPLAIyTs
| HeTe u portion OF the evidence:
| Rev. n. H. JONES, Of the Protestant Epl.cons,
Church, Philadelphia, says:
In al cases Of Consumption 7 recommend Jsyuex
E1pectoEant-"
Lieut.. Colonel LOUIS WAGNER, oow IN command
Of Camp William Funn. cneiton Hll1s. Pa. writes:
"For Coughs, Colds, &C. tho eK1pccaorsnthsss s,WsJs
proved eertaln eurs-". -,
Eer. Dr. DOWLIyG, OF New York, wr1tes:
"Frum my own experiences, bellows tbs Erpecto~
rant 70 se ono Of tho best remedies Tor Ccusha and
Cotds.s
Ar.sAMuEL c. DAWSON. Of 1sl7 classou street,
Philade.phia. says.
~Af1er suffering for months with Bronchitis, ana
happy to the use Of Dr. Jay1as Expectorant,
I an once more Ike ny former SELF"
.Rev.L- j. ROBERTS. the we1lknown Chiaeso Mis-
"For Pulmonary Complaints ind the E1pectoxsa.
tymp,cus."
.Poo1ER, Bug erfntaudento Of Akron scboon.
"1n threo days the E8rec.or.nt -.,-.,,
standing and troublesome Coueh.~ N'S " 'esA&'
=. .. -
Ar.W. C. FISHER, Of Weston. sn.,,,,, ,,,.o,.
shire, England. v.ites: sSa'o'oa' Lincoln
"a little nephew Of mine WIS .ecrn.,v ,s.,o,..,,.
cured Of the Whooptng Cough by DR., Jaynn.s r-ss
tortnt-" ~H'~
-, Nes- = anuoaSs o. fnsk Baptist Church, csu-
0+ - Wtlsss:
-. - aaa soalplcsci5 cured me OF
seselo %oia, ano enk1soV removed the accompanying
~ .unpru row.w INV
FL: aNnn1. !" eo"0SAoth' OF bayfield,, c. W.
- Is.,.. p-..... .....
,,,,.n, s..ses~ at ensesosy cured msoS
.'os1' 4>'AeA St '1@.u.aso M u ~" Lungs.
vr,tr.: n0At>s' hS4'' u s's~af''so"n' n Il
- f1ra of 1,v rhgi;s,3, ,oht.,,.<+ t,,,,.,,...
tual ralief frn an attack ~ Croun ~ tnr nsa
Expcetorant," -
-''-..-., -
hev. H. W1DERa, Of Wistengen, Hanover. ur1t.s-
fonrh ssaa,r,ant.s @ ~ s,..sH oo waa an Obstinate
Sousa, assenapaMeo ~ sP1stms OF Glood and Hectic
Fever, has entirely recovered ha health through thu
use Of Dr.. JayneFs Exoectornntr -
Mr. JOHN VANwoRT. of Auro1lus. Mich. writes.
, 1864-03-22
mcCLELLANAyD sEYmOv7n.

Il command o1 department win remove com
pcsLo!e, perhaps fhe Eoyet4naent' would do well
Times.
It was happy thought of our seccsh
nciehhort to lash tlis couple together in one
application for "smilitary department.
II fBlsnnerhasset's Island or the Dry Torta-
gas were not military posts Of too great im-
portance, Te = ould recommend their crea
ton Into separate military departments,
Tor the purpose OF carrying cat the above
suggestion.
In the. Chickahominy retreats, Mcclellan,
at IN expense Of forty Thousand mcn attain.
ed to new and uncxplored base In the
New York siots. Seymour, At less than half
that expense oflife, attained to new and uu.
pasaLeled baseness. Of course the peace
puty nrc ut loss which most to admire. the
general course Of Mcclellan md his friends.
or the general coarseness Of Seymour and
hle "friends.''
Both these generals have fought on the
principle TINT 1t lie easier to take captire
Northern traitors than southern. Every
traitor in the Northern Statez has
been completely captivated by them, and is
now out: on his parole Of dlshoncr.
not TO fight the rebels but to abuse the Goy.
crnment The secesh papers republish and
circulate McClellan's report and Seymours
message, to chow how vigorously they can
fight the Government while pretending to
fight the rebels. disqualification of Nc
Clellan's autobiography, which the Copper
heads are pushing forward at government
expense, 60 far as possible as n nn7it7c,1
, 1864-03-22

n market was extremely dn1s to-day, with vsry
$ 5alss sold as follows b3lss sweep:nss ii iiSo
picslngs W. vt and DRY It 4tc. Bale raa K
Isk = Sks; b.3st 6sle mI5sa Esea1sa @tldas i
mixed. strict gooo ordinary, aud bsie ntidifnte ~
VIZ S.c rqngna g 81 oaes M ow mddIag q or wiea
Sea 1Ea nd at sfAc At the same sale q bales
we're bid in at s4c. The only trlnsactiun rsoorfai
1t private EaIa Wn3 u bales at 3tr A A-4'SAs s7-
, 1864-03-22
Fh1iAdelphia Dry Goods Mnrhet-March 10.
From the North Americana

. Dfy Goou8 Mafkef1 Is feyefah, but not verv Ar
five: the joobers are dong fair bq siaess for thr
sfosG ns snd % sse o. 5hs@ a5s
enco IN the 1lews OF aud sellers ana bus4ness
generally Y 1net Staple costons are wel heid nnd
styles. 1ue and wide bleaehed goods IN particular
prices arc better. and the marker well sold no Cots
we'll Woolens continue IN fair request a.d sii ssa-
tooabte atTles command full prices, With modcrsfe
but well nl6oTtad sso~Rn In the or fhc t-efa
, 1864-03-22

Two vessels were also sent by our own GOV
ernment upon tho same humauo strviee.
These five men. of-Tur cruising in the Allan
tic speak well for the noble and generous
courtesy OF the nations whose 1ngs they
, 1864-03-22

ATtrtd to-day: milch COWS. Sales to- day. * haer
cattle: hogs lG1 real cattle, md "a mtIch cow
and 81 real cattle. ~~e' =" '1A'~A'> >9"'
y Meaesn 6eeTes, 1st quality. net.-..... -1s3-x0
Western BeeTes, I'd and 81 qualify, po
r.. neL. -1I@--
1eaal 6eeSes 1T Quality. head 4u1t@EL0o
!e1as ~ Ees "a anu "a qaAltyt z hcld..- --&11j0Q
1nastien Icing heeFe5r q nead.. --@--
EG;oEhs 4! g EEoss.. -11I-i
ccneeP, u aots: --8--
SS.HGtP g ucnu --8--
AASh LIZ LOVE- head.... .....-.....-.-... 51t1a91Do
Heat Sattc; ne2d I79aa23D0
oueAAae Sa4fes' = Aeau..-...-.............--
, 1864-03-22

Ine oconto Pioneer says: After casefu. t0nuI-f,a.
tnls Einsr Il hie9 About 5ceo do feet viii b. nan
n1scsnfea on the Ucoato !lTer this seasonnof count
PIP asvsral l nions; Pe;atgo slItsea Me-
This, We believe, fair estimate of tho nnantif3 ~
lumber that Will be Manufactured In ts conntrr thr
coming BeABnn > |NA0 ~"N041 MO
, 1864-03-22
LOUIS LEON.

The fame OF this gentleman Is worldwide, and It IL
safeto that there - hardly reader of romance On
this continent who has not at time Or auother
been charmed By bis genius. As writer Of romance
u not too much to say, that he stands without su
peF1or On either ade Of the Atlantic.
Louis Icons rat contribution to the columns Of TIM
NEW YORK HEEKLY IA tndisputab,y the finest or
al his productions He himself IN letter to Us saYs:
1t infinitely superior to any thing which have ever
written" This splendid ROMANCE L. entitled
, 1864-03-22

, c.Ys u p paper
:. ... E0tl ELK per cent. currency
Asrcn, MssASS..!Mt1' 945Es 60.c91p00
March, !SSsS- -.l3at sI!: 20 S20on,101


Is hero evident TINT the rise in gold fs far less
than In other commodities, the metal avlns risen
uclet ptE cent and those artic1es not direI
aeted npon b. the rise in gold It Is also cvdenttat
Of psper while gold u fofctbly depressed that an i
mcnte anoun. nukt be imported from Cannia and
n
, 1864-03-22

Philadelphia seed 1Iarket-,Inrrh 10.
Timothy Is very dali SIN ali sales ire making ne
$S@9A0, and fax3c=d ut S925 oushti. CIoYcr Is
Ing at 373o9I75 81 Dp, -'e .11A'
, 1864-03-22

Baltimore seed 1Iarket-11urr3a IA.
Sales Of 100 bushels clover In lots at 81 soa775
fhieny ~ The inside nsu1c. Timothy rBniaRns dull
@32s r hu4hel. - . A ~ S1~AS
, 1864-03-22

FROM NASHVILLE.

The Late Election In TennesgceLAc
fairs nj and around dCIlnttanoo0n-The
situation ut 'KnoxyLlc-Proype
Cheering In Enst Tcnnessce-The Sop
State Proper being urgcl bY East
YcnuessecnIls-lIItgcel In Hct,uk. Nc
, 1864-03-22

MONDAY EvKSIya. March q, 1ssi.
The following table shows tho receipts tor the last
tweuty-four hours: 80
, 1864-03-22

~ The Louisville Journal, speaking Of
the Copperhead candidacy for the Presidency,
says "Gen. Mcclellan Is in this relation not
only the most prominent, but without COM
petttor. Like Jupiter among the gods, he is
first, and there is no second" Mcclellan re-
samhlcs Jupiter also In the fact that he Is the
myth Of dead religion and the idol Of past
worship.
: The Journal says, "as things now stand,
Gen. McClellan's nomination by the Chicago
Convention is on all hands conceded to be a
foregone conclusion" Gen. McClellan,s
popularity arises not SO mnch from the fact
that things now stand" rs the fact. that
"hirgs no,o 1it."
The Journal continues: "And this the Com
'"onreal1h knows perfectly, bcnighted and
aslnine Us It has got to be-" There are some
things Ike the flavor Of thistles, that .sses
will find out in advance of tho wisest men.
Whom the Copperheads will nominate is one
of them. :.
, 1864-03-22
POLITICAL,

<oAAAAcAAs
The 30,-,,. nur,o7 ~ p,+,sr;,,. p.
noses a Penn.y1rnn;a con-srhaa5 ranr,ass .1
-noan,a +-fctorr. r. co.,.
AiT1 M .44eAets. - sa5s: ,.-..
otheT corperhead. lWho rot to osr cone,ess ny
irstesd of Jca Davis v9ted on the 18th lit. n d.
commssioneEs to mehnnS eSG SnetrIx ng
ncans and Var Democrats voted against the pro-
be ften.ni3 1e'g ee,s @ Mas eected TO congress
Terminating the Trfelsl" 0nite a casu,e " must
have come over the spirit Of his dresm einse.'''6
There were just eighteen votes in the
House Thursday In support Of Mr.. Ma1lory's
motion to strike ont of the act enabling the
Territory Of Colombo to form State Gov
eznment the clause prohibiting slavery there
IN. Ihe world doe' e'moyes !: =.
iae onconu4eona1 oalon slate central
Commn.ee Of maryland met IN Baltimore on
enec r ftatstss na ana to
upon the Issues involved In the approaching
campaign. It has also hgreed that an active
canvass of the State should at once be COM
menced, looking to the election Of immedl-
ate emancipationists and anti-State compen-
eeI eatlon delegates to the Constitutional Con-
'ea:fTa MThe Hor,,+,, n, M = o,-. -.
snc,; 1a,a -. ns. ess ~. "! 1ames SPEAKS ol
troit- -Free p..e ~ p.,.1s1a pepets ~ e-
chester N,don md 4hs W. W: w. :us ~,
Wo,1d 4 I,e,sant .4 ~" tolA t'e@s una
well as at home! s ~ LAVE ap1oao ~
Mr.. Rice is model member ~ +ha p,o
consin Lerislnturc 1rbo ,7,r.,-s ..st.1 - -
Tarnhi;sss "sts wy Always casts sound
Aepun1eau sote, out never speaks. a recent
attempt to evoke some remarks from him
by Droposffsan tn c1,o,ro ,ra... hi.
~ Noo"ac 1lo4foe, LQe name
, 1864-03-22

philadelphia Grocery AIarket-Mnrca 70.
Cesee T. scare and nrm Small sales are msktu9
aas;ETSc loE Klo IN sugHr there IS vc-T 1Stlc
Cuba mo!aeses a1a making at SIC q GAL, ~ s'3'o3
, 1864-03-22
-nIatch 10.

Pht1ndeiphiu Provision ,Marhet-Mazch IN.
The market continues nrm at aoous former rates.
Mets totk u -Ecld az $e3:s1@2s 80 z brl. Sol bris
16c p!eklad hsIns at 1s31ic and 50 bxs salt Do a.
1sc =. Lard Is IN steady demand, AMI sene al liz
ls IN demand and selling at SNstEc q fnr rn1f N
, 1864-03-22

N1Hc1uunt1 LHulDtf NEnTKef~MMFCht tS,
market quiet at pre1ent. but stocks aro light
ana aEe nsd With 6E1nness Adylces which have been
fecelFed here nom the Allegheny river aud tho ln.1-
regons Of Achigan, represent the number or
!ogs Gnt a. bue not large h1t OF the scasnn
ot1e61.3~ We nave no chRnGe to note In prica
, 1864-03-22
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Che hest Story and Sketch Paper Pnbl.hed.)

TEX NEW YORK WEEKLY has succeeded, ut great
expense In securing tho services Of oue OF the reatsst
Of living romance WRITER'S who, for reasons Of Ills ovu
chooses to Hrita for them not under bis proper nae
bat under the nom de plx3,se Of
, 1864-03-22

i. "onlu appear that all tho intcrs,s ana sinking
1uaa a1e preserved, and consequently he nw noT
STANDS n eset heore The ant,se debt" als
teen n,ae. ons M @ eonasausaslv per cent Il sl1.
gave an onlcial statement ot the debt hasrrr r"s
interest At s'1s. ~ is1ass, rs fonows: 1s s'''
Tnn 1isv H'''''''"'"'*s..-'......:.. $Iu,Tu.93
Dnn JuIy ''''-"'''s'-'.'...,...-.. 1i,eH,ttl.3i
''''.'''--'''s'..-..... s,t5I,3,7.3;
Adj ccnt In t;n ~ $7osa1saaa
Ae t"Ae-"'.'-'.".....-. 16l0010t1.51
Tn TrcasnW ~ Mo<nh IT, 8sia1991.
- ~ - 14"'''''''.........-.... $l9y6sDt19.9t
Mr Sherman stated that there was mora uo1d !, ~
Treasury but Eot hvailabe. being special funds, IA
also ststea the estim1ted receipts Of gold om March
10 to July at 3sa2;2l75. This: II realized. woulI
meet The deficit. and give surplus OF oo to bo
sold. This Is the whole scope Of ths b with tbs ~
ceotion that the Secretary ay in sdance
on such terms a. he can bargain for.
, 1864-03-22
IT he sILV Err SHIP.

Away she sal1ed-the Silver SHY
The bloodhound at her PROV
And high apova the bowling blast
Was heard the pirates sovt,
:. His VOW that fsom bis bosom's core
Shonld TOW lIfe'B crimson tide
Ere Ruy Leol, bis rival brave.
Should call sweet Yola bride!
, 1864-03-22

.. -. Five national vessels have gone In
search Of the italian fdgste Re Galaa{uomo,
reported as probably fonnGered ut seal Upon
receipt Of thc intelligence in relation TO ler,
q vessel each from the French, British. md
Rufsian fleets put to sea ii search Of her, and
, 1864-03-22

= Time. Rad,,.,,,or,3 Arnny
F1sa nine months Il: Wash S s'
tngton: ea1,Goo -...
Al 1oFkt0En, ,...,,.,... 1lfnNl
= 81 NtliatnRbUrch ....-..., &UO 75nrn
a Tair Oaks s,;;;...........- 5000 2l,oW
, At Gl.1cA' MIL. 5000 i. Ii sft9
A Mhite oak Swamp. $1,000 45;00o
At M snt,sism MatssIa Al. .ennsosss q oa 909
It viii be seen that In the more successful
Of these engagements, his body guard was
actually so reduced by the mistakes Of his
Generals, and the" strategy of the. rebels, as
to bring him within few miles of the range
of the cncmy's: fire. At Malvern Hill and
Antietcm he was at imminent risk
:. OF ;. being; in actual danger =, 1t the
former 1t is doubtful indeed, whether
had ;. It. not been for the gun
boats. he would not hare been exposed to
the hostile fra: As the rebels would not
hare been able to distinguish lin from
Union man, he might then have BEEN :".acci-
dcntally shot," and. although Mcclellan,
dead in military and political sense, Is ex-
actly thc. subject for the copperhcad cry Of
Long live Mcclellan" yet AcClellan 'sao-.
lcidentally shot," !" would have left the copper
heads without *'rattle,'' as the exile, Of
Va1Iaudigham left them without sting. 1t;
viii thus be seen that the enormous strength
required for the body guard or reserve Of a
General so great md precious as Mcclellan,
the yery, hairs OF whose head, unlike lis
dead and wounded, arc ali numbered, makes
It e1pedient that his department should be
, 1864-03-22

!, y. A. VIC hare more troops In the aeid than
the sehels hATc, every batue VIC fight against snne
-LoussriHe .]o4yndL.
The above convicts the .z0u,nal's candidate.
Mcclellan, who always fought with " greatly
superior numbers" except when be fought
the Administration. end then there was one
too many for him. 1.A2 Il =