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ept constantly on the alert. Provisions. Several of the leading houses in provisions have made a careful inquiry in relation to the stock of salt provisions in the city, and have concluded that there is an ample supply for four months. The dealers have not advanced the prices, which will be gratifying intelligence in this time of pecuniary oppression among the people. Rumored blockade. Yesterday morning, there were rumors that a ship of war was coming into the mouth of the Patapsco to blockade the harbor. That, however, proved incorrect. A revenue cutter came up towards Fort McHenry, and after a short communication left. That was supposed to be the cause of the rumor of the blockade. Weapons ready. Six furniture car loads of pikes, manufactured at the works of the Messrs. Winans, were last evening removed to the City Hall, to be in readiness for service. The order is for 2,000. Condition of Cole. Brush and Stuart. These two military gentlemen,