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Movements OF Travellers.


These were the arrivals yesterday at the following
hotels Independent Of the Southern trains, which had
not reached here at a late hour
AMERIcAr-S Porter Howell, CanandaiRua; H. Porter,
Tewands; z. Nicsll, c.; d. Keith N. Y; w. Alden,
Hartford.
AsroR-W c. Little Albany; H. Baldwin, Syracuse;
9. Steele, Albany; A. Goodman Hartford F. Sexton,
Boston; w. Danshin, Baltimore; 8. Bates, Boston; J..
Whitmore do; c. Take, New Bedford; c. Tying, Havana;
A. Sloo Conn H. Walker, Memphis; w. Coffin Boston;
c. Babcock. Troy; Esstburn, Boston A. Sumner, do;
Waterman do Denne, do; q. Nelson, do; w. Thorn
ton, New Bedford; HollIngsworth, Boston Z. WEIGH
do; 8 Warren, do; J. Boyd do
CiTv-Francis Gsssett, Boston; John Wood, Portland;
j. Hurst Providence; D. Launiot. Philadelphia Cregh.
ton, Ohio; j. Fairbanks, Boston; Capp Peekskill N.
williamson, Delaware Amos Day, Boston; 8. De Cour.
cy, Philadelphia j. Gotham, Msrylsnd Levy Virgil
MIA; Isbull Albany; L. Colt New Jersey; j. Verder,
Canandaigua.
FRANxLlr-P Allen, Nassau; J. w. Mills, Boston; J..
B. Cox, Alabama; N Lameron. Boston George Hays,
Philadelphia; Edgerton, Chareson; f. Edgerton, do;
w. Odell, Balston spa J. Williams Washington;
Lowdon Norfolk; 8. Hayes. Albany; w. Zabriskie,
New Brunswick @. Clinton, Buffalo.
AowAnD--T Brunt, L. !; NJ squires, New Haven; A.
comb, Capt Taylor, D. Harden, Boston; Eldree, Mi
chigsn; w. Smith, H Darby, Conn; d King, New York
w. B. Cummings, London; j. Baker, Providence; j..
Manning, M Taylor, Boston; Capt Halves, steamer Go
vernon; Hobbs, Portland; j. Howard, L. Waterhouse,
st. Johns, NJ b Ed Carter, Montreal; B. Carter, New
M. il. Mott, Willmott; Z Marsh N. j.
Jupsor-H Eldrdge, Va; E. Porter, Ithaca; g. Bald.
win Elmirs; Pezenchoe, Springfield; G. Cooks, Ala
J. Goodrich, Chicago; E Harmon, New York; J. Liv.
ingston, Philadelphia
RArHSur-W: A. Jones, Tredsville; H. Hslton, New
Vermont; w. BUSHNELL, Z. Van Valkenburg, j. Cooke,
J. q. Wilson, Poughkeepsie
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MONEY MARKET.

SUCUEuHy, N1WHCN NV-O
The stock market continues very quiet and quota,
tons without any material alteration. The impression
among the bulls in the street. h that the arrival of the
steamer will have very favorable effect upon the
stock MARKET and that the large amount Of specie
she will bring will make money more abundant.
At the second board prices fell of fraction, with
small sales.
The arrival Of the steamship Hibernia gives TWEEN.
ty.eight days later from all parts of Europe In
commercial point of view, the news highly interest
ing important and exceedingly favorable. The London
money morket very much depressed, Consols hay
ing reached lower point than has been known for
long time. The advance In breadstufs has been very
great Cotton rather quiet and prices steady.
We the current quotations In this market for
foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money
and for specie -
FoREIon EIGHANeE. 40,
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nal law 3wrc

M requested draw sale be made
w by Dumoat Hosack, at tho Msrehan . Exchange
the 18th March, O'clock Of two parcels Of valuable Lot.
in the Sixteenth Ward comprising 10 Lots the
side of 10th betw Gath and 18th and
the south side Of 2h Sale peremprory under the d.
reotion of q Master.
The other parcel consisting Of Loss the side Of
10th the north side Of 2lh lie
remp,ory. Maps may be the Merchant Exchange
and the Offices Of the auctonees and Of James NJ Wells
9th 2st Two-thrds of the purchase
nsy remain mortgage, if required, at per
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No. Of Gangs
Total number Of gangs.

o. We continue the Correspondence between
the State. Department and Gen. Taylor, to-day,
and give as much of it, as the crowded state Of
our columns will admit
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FULL DETAILS
NEWS FROM EUROPE,
SC. &c. &c.

We made arrangements to have our hles by
the Hibernia brought to this city by special
messenger II he reaches this office this morn
ing, in time, we shall issue an EXTRA HERALD,
with the details of the commercial and political
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Corror.-The sales to-day reach 1900 bales at very
full prices being based on ok for lair Uplands por
ton of the purchases speculation but exporters
also took psrces Fresh,s to Liverpool Va for
square bales, and ~ cts. for Hsvre.
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BONNARD's RESTAURANT,


i BONNARD, favorably known keeping an excellent
- establisbment at No 5Nasssu street, will open Mon
day his which he has up ia very
hndsome manner The asement IL arranged aud
room The second story spasiou. dinus room he
third story contains number Of
per for small parties The whole 40 as to
afford every convenience and comfort for those
who obliged take their meals down town
The bill fare presents great elyof good things and
reasonable prices aud assured that wine. will
bs Of very best quality The reputation which Mr. Bon
nard has Obtained his former guaranty
that the present will conducted give sasfncton
the public dame Bonnad favor.bly known for her
In the of the culinary
which she will superntesd personally We have no doubt
that The arder Wi be furnished to su I the mos
delicate and refined taste. ma Nv RI
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To PRINIERS.

EOR SALE-A Printing Establishment. together with
newspaper located in OF the British West India
ize handsome rein for the outlay q purchase The
together with fonts OF fca email Piea Long Pr and
Minion-abeu 1900 lbs and over twenty fonts Job Type,
Racks. Imposing Stones: Gases, large Zinc westiug
and Washing Tough in fact every thing nscs::sry g
p.tIonsxs Of the paper i .s: and thsI. is
euars and terms, apply personally, 9! by letter g
r. ALEXANDRA,
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A CARD TO THE LADIES

"A OAhD 10 THE LAUIES
MADAME D. LEVIN late from R.,I;n .. 49,
Nv, nsumes 70 her friends and aees in general that she
M Just openea Millinery Esab ishmept IL this v AT
~ bowery wuha very extensive and magnificent assort
.nt All steie, 70 that line Her presot stock OF goods
ss snc IN point Of elegance ehnsss and variety
de- that her Establishment wIi he found wo thy Of he
patro age she solicit.. add requests an early call
An MADAME B. LEVIN ia Bowery.
N'b-Wnteda lady TO supsrintsnd the sales m2o imsrc
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Avis Aux Familles.-Le Nj see meCanique
luud e couan iusqu'au venared pour vents pubque
Les families qui nont voir los de
Mus6e feronr bisn p Ia Ouvsrt
de II heures le matin 10 heures lie soir.
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stances q he esss Ne ssntAded the sousrsgaten Of
the glorious spiritual temple Of which the massfis was
but faint shadow and that tbs strength and usefulness
ofeach particular church, Of single stone was to be
found only in its close and faithful continuance
in the place of the vast edifce IN which was set
The congreg alton, which Is German sang several
times in their own language, and the Very Rev. Mr.
Rafeinsr addressed them also IN German
Tho Committee of the American Tract Society.
Monday the l6h designated for tract operations the
of Europe and at the principal foreign mission
stations $4,000, for the current year ending April l.
The Salem (Mass) Observer says -" We were In.
formed by the venerable Dr. Price, at the late ordination
<hat the lssd TINA he had attended the induction
of ministers into the sacred Office or the whole mum.
Der Of graduates OF Harvard University, living Dr.
Price was at their graduation"
correspondent mentions interesting revival Of re.
gion in progress in the Presbyterian church in Whites
borough which IL extending also In other churches In
the village The Whitesown Seminary has also enjoy.
ed similar blessing.
private letter mentions revival in the Presby terrain
church in that place. In which it 10 believed that more
than hfy persons have been hopefully converted Of
whom more than halt are heads of families.
The new pleasant and elegant house of worship erect
Cd by the Lisbon Congregational Society, sangerAsd.
oneida CO. NJ Z wss dedicated to the worship of AL.
mighty God on Tuesday, Feb l6 Introductory prayer,
reading OF Scriptures &c by Rev. A. D. Gridley, Of
Watervilie; sermon by Rev. E. g. Barrows of Utica;
and dedicatory prayer by Rev Mr. Platt of Madison.
Mr.. Elijsh H. B0nney, late of Union Theological Semi
nary, New York. ordained and installed pastor of
the Congregational church in Pawlst, w. Thursdsy,
Feb. %.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
4 n S1rI kMEN WISH YNIr To " Az LIZ =,

1NENTLEMEN, ]. WISH TUU TO KNOW, that Si
" Murray. of Washington street the only place
rsd TO The r.psrpE Leaning dysing and all Kind
terms. Give me tial. and you will had hat for s,ines
only you can have YOU coats made look equal 10 new
without the aid OF that great desr stsam CLEANING
andidyeog superior to aay thing done thcty Please
for sIrrg Ia Vme COKTIbSOv from i.'ondsn
moi rh y ''N'" A'"'"""
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ysSiss-Thsss was no change In prices and no sales
y.m-Ihs market wa. extremely quiet and no sales
0aAns BAo:,looo bushsD linen sold to go out of
HrMr-The market contHued nrm and without sale.
OF dew rotted Of consequence
sDreo-Ths market was very firm, but the sales very
LEAD-Ths market remained quiet. at 81 as
MoLAssr:-A fresh cargo Of Cuba arrived There was
hhds sugar house sold by auction at 90 2OIIc cash
N4,4I srosE'-Thsrs was scarcely anything doing in
whale W. quote sSS &c srss.
sperm % o. and bleached winter 81 H. The stock
Psovrsors-A sale of 900 bbs new meas was r.por,
ed at SIS 100 bbs old sold at Si4 2k old prime
was held at $ia l2h, while sig was offered: Grease
Lard-26 900 lbs Of low quality sold at SIC Lsrd-oOo
bbls sold at 9Ac Beef Hams steady at 10 a long
Export from la to 10th March.
Beet. .........-. Jos bbls
for r kd'......'......'.'' ,4'S4 g bbls.
RiesThs market was quiet The sale: Of the Week
srrDs.-Clover was inactive. The sale Of 1000 lbs
made yesterday, brought 7%o Timothy inactive,
While aaxsssd remained nominal
X cts ''p''' ''''' ''' 'A''' ~" 0''''A' IT
T.LLow.Thsre was no change in the market, and we
quote good rendered at 81 q 9 cts
ToD!coo:-The stock being light, prices were steady,
and sales OF Kentucky were reported ct ~ ~ cts
made at ak 80 cts South Sea was quiet at 80 cts
FarIoHrs:-To Liverpool. -four was engaged ats 3D.;
grain in bulk at asa. and at a5d in sacks TO Ireland
vessels were engaged yesterday to-day, at 2ad in
bags.
REAL ESTATE AT AusTIoN.-Lot on Esd 1t, near
7th avenue, 2oxss. ......... $l,27s
Lot adjoining, same si2e. ......... 1896
Lot on oath street, 7th avenue. f. ..,.... 1o
Lot adjoining, same size ..:............... 1000
Building known Eagle Horse Establishment
corner Of Delaney and Chrystie sts 7sxlo0. 10000
I've story brick house and lot on asth Ct, between
I'd and Sd avenues, asxe7 sK in. ........ 5000
An interest In house and lot 40 Thomas st. 49,. 90
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On Tuesday last q Mr.. Nicksrson of West Tisbury,
Mass set Rre to some blackberry hrers in his orchard
The Ere soon became nIoable and spread rapidly
and finally before was extnguished burned strip
ofwoodland miles long, and IN broad destroy ing $4,000
worth of wood.
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Law Intelligence.

UNITED STATES DnrRior CoURr, IN ADMIRALTY,
Shook ". The Simon Bolipar This was motion on
the part Of the bellant for rehearng the ground Of
and ID: I'd re- s
be vacated and set aside, and that new hearing be
granted to the lbeant paying the costs to accrue at
Daniel Smith John G. Williams, at al-This was q
libel filed in psrssnem, for the breach of contract for
il q considered by the Court that the allegations in
the libel supported by the proofs that the charter party
entered into by the ibeant upon representations
Of the respondents not true in fact and which msled and
deceived the ibsant to his great injury would not au
thorze and support an action ia this Court therefore,
proo: shi. case, that the q
charter party in the pleadngs mentioned, was not
executed entered into by the respondents in their
behalf did they enter into any guarantee to render
entered into BY them as agent: Of - thereto duly su.
bean such with full knowledge Of their authority
in that behalf 1t is considered by the Court that no
against respondents personally BY the pre-
misses 1t is therefore ordered by this Court that the
libel be dismissed, with costs to be taxed.
CoMMos PL.As-Dsolno.. IN BArco, March 90
trial denied, and verdict confirmed with costs
.amdrsw Jsekson ode. jones c. Sawysr.-verdict con-
Willism J. Bsrtsr ". somusl c. Bishop ct sl-Judg
ment for defendants on plaintiff may amend on
Lorspso D. Bro1ne and James Silloeh vs Albert d.
Bfshop-Report Of referees confirmed with costs
CIRCUIT CeuRT-lN CHAMBERS, March 2O-BuTton os
Povey.-This case il adjourned for 20 days.
CouRr OF GENERAL SrssroNs-March 20-Bsfors Re
corder Scott and Aldermen Hart and Walsh; John Nc
Keon Esq, District Attorney-7riai Of Henry Hagan-
At the opening Of the Court this morniog the trial Of
tered the store Of Mr.. g. G. Scott No l46 Broadway,
and stolen thersom clothes, vestngs and ready made
Several witnesses were called by the Defence to show
the Prsvcu. good character which the prisoner had
tation rendered verdict Of guilty and the Court
fenced the prisoner to two years imprisonment In the
States prison.
Sentence QT George Beachln the case of Geo. Beach,
who was convicted days ago OF keeping disorder
y house in Water street, the court sentenced him to
fine Of $780, and give security In the sum Of 81 900 To
keep the peace for year to come.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
dsp.aa:1. q s.sids.:: i; q
sss: R:s1 ~
".'' By order # x; SssS si2nnr. oa.n..
EIGHTH WARD.
A numerous Meeting of the Democracy Of the Eighth
i.
and
Samuel .na so: to
draft aud report resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
MI samuel r. Ghod;ton, from the committee on resoIp
ton =
WILLIAM VI 4ASis ShHM SSssdsziss
4455ksS sEEl V s sEEEIEFHAlr..
} aS$Es$$ {! H!sESS SsseHSjSSSr'
s:s.s Il .s''d E 5sss n t Sis:x
S :s:i i s:i.A. !sss 9i::::y
EoS.s ": W. Bsa.sii' Hhe esa Ss1da.l.
1 2iSa F%S y: H.a,S S,v Wen A''as
Where's. pIsssn. worthy AidsIm.a. Eiehsd Comp
with ability the people ofth. ward dur
ing the period IN the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
therefore,
Resolved That the opinion this meeting the pomna
lss sn ~,
pledge ourselves give the above ticket uated and
vigorous support.
Resolved That the above ticket recommends itself the
support of every welwisher of tho Democratic Party Ia the
Ward well from the known standing Of the etzsus u
city and zeal in the promotion Of the beat interests Of the
Resolved That regret aud condemn the of yio
leacs which presented at the primary election Mon
day last and that commend the action Of ward
mtse prov ding such aid will insure safety and secure
ty the citizens Of the Word, at the polls Monday
N B. The election will be held Rowes les Spring
(next door the democratic Head Qaarers) Monday,
March e. le47 Polls will and close
ALBERT 0AkNSEY, Chm.
ADDIsoN M. BURT secretaries. mNa tsje
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CLOTHING-

THE ChEAPEsT gents and boys fashionable Tsaoring
and Clothing Establishm ia New YsTL 4. IAStiR
vxANDEkBiLIS. Maiden Lane, bstween William and
made garments which w be sold Wholesale or retail AZ he
very lowest possible prices Aso more than Ave hundred
pieces fashionable goods which will be N ords, In
~s o Of segneeihs cannot be surpassed You viii do
suit Do not forget the number, SO Maiden Lane '
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ID .GUERREOTYPE PLATEs-Just -csiv.d !. large
iii ~ pagusrreotype paes full. quasr and
m20 iw-th " e' - - ~,
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TERRIBLE BATTLES
BETWEEN
GENERALS TAYLOR AND SANTA ANNA.
&C.. &c

Our Geographic reports from the South are Of
the most important and bloody character. Our
readers are referred TO POSTSCRIPT, in another
column, for the particulars of two tremendous
hates
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musical.

The ITALIAN OrERA-The Barber Of Seville" was
performed again last evening at Pslmoi The house
was by no means FULL but considering that was satur.
day night when, of course, the very elite would not
come oxt, and that was extra performance when the
subscribers did not occupy their seats the attendance
was by means dscoursgipgs. Those who attended
both this and the former performance pronounce the last
decided Improvement upon the former. Rosina" 10
hard role for sgnora Pico, but she deserves eli praise
for the manner in which she acquts herself 10 the per-
Torrance. sanquirico and Beneventano both improved
upon their respective parts The Barber" will be per-
formed for the last time Monday night PLombardi"
and " Linda di Chamoureux" will both be given next
week.
CHRIsrY's MINsrnELs.-This immensely popular com.
pany have been giving their inmitable performances to
oveaowpg houses the Society Library, the past two
weeks and for the better accommodation of their large
sudiences they have removed to the Mechanics Hail.
A72 Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets,
new and elegant hall we'll adapted for vocal entertain
ments, where they will continue their pleasing and
fashionable soirses every night next week.
THE ALLEoHArIArs give grand concert at the Ia
bernacle on Tuesday evening next.
city Intelligence.
THE WEATHrR.-The atmosphere, yesterday, was
dull and heavy and had frequent hreatenngs during
the day. of both rain and snow. No rain snow how.
ever, fell during the dsy.
FrREs-A fire broke out about two o'clock yesterday
morning. at the of Cedar street end Broadway
the b Of Of
lsdgers, who compelled TO escape, and their losses
will prove highly injurious to them Many Of them have
lost considerable.
Another fire broke out about five O'Clock yesterday
morning. in the millinery store occupied by Mrs. Gard.
ner "A Eighth avenue. The stock almost entirely
consumed and was valued at 81 900. II partly in
sured The FIRE originated accidentally, from stove in
the room.
BrsHor HueHrs' LrsruRE-Bishcp. Hughes lecture
last evening the Tabernacle for the benefit OF the Irish
listened by very large and respectable audience
We had intended to give sketch IT. but ina.much as
will DO repeated early In the week in Brooklyn. we
abstain from saying anything more OF It, than that It was
as beautiful composition az we ever heard.
PARxERs GRAND EXHIBITION BALL, at Tammany Hall,
comes off Monday evening" when about ffty misses
and masters will appear in various fancy dances II
will DO q neat affair
SUDDEN DEArH.-Ths Coroner called yesterday
to hold inquest at 81 Essex street. the body OF
Richard Filming assssnt captain Of the 10th ward po'
lice, who, while engaged in making fire yesterday
morning. fell down in it, and almost instantly expired
Verdict, death by spoplexy.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
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ExpoRr FROM Isr TO 10TH MAncH.
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LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

The steamship McKim arrived at New Orleans
on the Goth instant, bringing two or three days
later accounts from the Army.
She brought as passengers Col Weller, Major Arthur
Capt Cooper Drs. Chambern, Hoxie, and Craig Lieuts.
Steward Dolon, Mcmahon Roe, Murphy, and Richmond,
and sixty-one sick and discharged volunteers.
Gen. Taylor to move, in column, the 9Th, 9th, and
10th instant for Victoria, with about 1900 Victoria
is equdistant from Monterey and Tampco, and sup
posed that Gen. Taylor would make that place his head
quarters.
No further demonstrations is said will be made towards
San Luis Poos until further orders from Government
Bngadier General Hamer Of Ohio, died at Monterey
the Sd instant.
General Butler in command Of the district Of country
comprised within Sallo Monterey and the Rio Grande
Gen. Wool was at Paris 100 miles north Of Chihuahua,
with 900 men, Gen. Worth was at Saltio, and will
shortly have under his command 2 000 Colonel Riley
was at Monte Moreles with about 900 men. Gen. Pillow
was to move to Victoria the l4th.
Two regiments of Indiana volunteers the I'd and 3d. and
Lieut. Mackars Capt Tayo) battery had gone Sal
tio to join Gen. Worth.
The steamship Virginia left the Brasos for Tampico
Tuesday the 18th instant with Lieut. COL Clarke and
companies of the Alabama regiment numbering nearly 400
men, rank and file. The Cincinnati and u s. pro-
pcer James Cage left the 10th with Gen. Shields and staff
and Capt Sheys company Of Alabama volunteers all bound
for Tampico.
From the report of the McKim learn that the United
States Gopher broke her hog chains and
nexons crossing the bar Sunday, the 18TH She was
however, enabled get outside and anchor in five
athoms water but the wind blowing strong from the south
east and heavy running, she literally mashed 10
pieces and sunk anchors The United States
De Rosse and John r. Thompson dispatched to her
assistance and but barely succeeded in saving fifty lives
before she down. The pilot boat Ariel lost the
day, large splitting open her wood ends Cargo
and saved
Gen. Taylor had imprisoned the Acalde Of Monterey and
his son, for furnishing money and horses deserte from the
Amcrican army.
destroy the tanks between Sao and San Luis Poos
AN ExpIosroS OF SIXTY KEGS or PowDER.-0n We'd
nesday morning last quarter past three O'clock the city of
Providence alarmed by explosion which shook the
buildings and startled many persons from their sleep
powder house belonging to Messs Storey Wood Veder,
containing about sixty kegs Of powder, had been set fire
by some ncendary. The building situated about p
miles from the bridge the residence Of L. c. Eaton Esq
The mansion house Of Mr.. Eaton much injured and
some Of the furniture destroyed The farm house the
estate much injured and the and fences blown down.
The Exchange wharf in Charleston Is. CD was sold at
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IowA.-We learn from the Iowa Standard, of the
9th instant, that the Senate and Lower House OF
the Legislature have disagreed in relation to the
appointment of day on which to proceed to the
election of United States Senators and Judges. The
House Is Wing, and appointed the 10th as the day
on which to go into the elections, and the Senate,
which is Loco, refused to concur. The Standard
says Il can form no idea when the election will
take place.
The inauguration Of Gov. McKSIcHT took place
on the Sd instant The retiring Governor, in his
message to the Legislature, gives the amount Of the
debts Of the State at $27,79l, including debt of
$1,000 to the Bank Of Dubuque, and Of its resources
to meet the debt, $6,l67.