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comparison Of prices current st the close yester-
day. with those ruling at the close Of the previous
week. exhibits advance In Indiana 5s OF per cent
Reading Railroad, y; Norwich and Worcester, AZ;
Long Island, u; Farmers Loan, y; stonington, 2;
Canton Company, AZ; Norris Canal, u; and decline
in Mohawk Of per cent; United States o's, 1867, H
Hudson River Railroad. AZ.
The value Of foreign dry goods entered into this port
for consumption, for the week ending yesterday,
$e41 $685. entered for warehouse sos CAS- Withdrawn,
e64ss; amount Of duties paid during the week. s4o3
ss4 3o amount Of specie exported, $ls6le Total to
March 20, S43s,72i.
Our remarks, . few days since relative to the
Reading Railroad and the Scuhykin coal trade have
been confirmed by recent accounts from the coal
districts. The Miners Jonrnai says:-
The Delaware and Hudson Cesl Company have pro
mulgated their rates for coal board st Rondoat
fellows, copied from their oiroulsr;-Lump per ton,
chestnut 50 co. They gusrsntes the freight not TO
ceed % cents to New York. making the price of the
coal delivered in New York, - o6 ton. This 10
10, s' n, will ..s .s s is.
from that quarter they stats will be about two
hundred thousand tons Sand IL Is intimated pretty
stopgly that s their determina ton to sell all the in
This certainly lov figure for coal and II Is
fortunate that their supply is limited. The Lehgh
company sell their coal In boats ct Mauch Chunk at
81 co. and IL 10 believed that they will adhere to
the published rates st Bristol (thst b So 62 for lump
and So rs for prepared coa the rates
promulgated by the Delaware and Hudson Company.
Some Skuyk dealers have issued their circulars
naming prices but at the rates at which Schuyikil
coal has been offered In New York u will net net for
white ssh, 81 so, at Mount Carbon by railroad-by
canal Il will pay little better. The prospects for
schuylkil county, to cay the east not very
coursgipg under the existing circumstances.
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C0MMERCIAL APPAIRSt
HONEY MARKET.

Sunday, March 24-6 r. VI.
The upward movement In fanoiss has nov continued
nearly two months and the advance ranges from three
20 twenty per cent More than doren resetions have
been realised In this time and the bulls and bears have
alternately been In the assendsncy. As extraordinary
- may appear these movements have drsvs In but
s~ outside operators and the bulk sf the fancy stocks
10 the market rests In the hands Of brokers The I'D
vance In prices has enabled many outsiders 20 realize
and get out With losses comparatively small 10 those
sstcpated This has increased the quantity OF stock
floating about the street. and piled mp In large lots In
esh hands The effect Of this cannot be favorable for
= further improvement; and although prices may be
su,tsned for time BY facilities Afforded through the
easy money market they must, In the absence OF out
aide purchasers ultimately sink 10 their original level
Noxbus IN the world but the spirit Of speculation
,cvusnt In the street. and the hope entertained by
shcse whose profession II IL TO innate and depress
,.es whsnever suits their interests that the recent
a.. v tempt outsders to take held Keeps the market
.,,s Of stocks which ere not ntrinscaiy worth any
hing st present points The brokers ere pretty
sh,sra judses Of human nature and they frequently
sree.sd IN their eslcuistiops They know that there
. /, all more or less Inherent propensity 10 specu
i.,s that disposition Exhibits issif in hundred
.,s.,..t slspss This weakness the brokers make
.r..be every opportunity and freqsepty they nesss
ss., ,set,ms pretty bssdsoneiy within the pest ss
-, sovenssts have seen made 10 give NE aud 80
,y 20 the propensity for speeulstiss In fancy stosks
"a, The machinery which has In former years worked
:. .ut,fuiiy and sssctusy, has ssan been we'll oiled
"a ana, IN motion The effect thus far has not been
.nsourssipg and Ike the thimbie rigssr and his
.,.,.pe.sin the absence Of victims, the operations
s.,. s..p principally eonansd TO the profession Once
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BOOKS.
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BILLING orr STOCK AND RETIRING FROM
- subscriber being deprived Of his store
in the Tract Society Building l6 street. deter
mined quit business he therefore, close hs
offers his valuable stock Of Books persons
want of them, such prices will be oommand
fonal artists and in short every who either
reads buys books knows how recherche valuable
tenvs that stock h IL is unnecessary for him. therefore to
than that IL contains the valuable
branch Of hnowledg in all languages for sale
this country The whole will be disposed lower
lew mouths Let therefore who books
Of kind call and he will purchase them at prices by
which he will half his money This An Undue
ment the subscriber thinks will not be dsegarded
least SO far as price Is concerned. JOHN DOYLE
Bookseller. l46 Nassau street. New York.
NEw wBooKs.-HEADLEY'sw wOaKs-GENUINE EDl-
ionJust published and for sale by John Taylor l3
T. seadey; vol limo, illustrated 81; ALT edges extra
81 co. Sacred Scenes and Charaoters; by Rev Head
The Miscellaneous Works Of Rev J. I. esdey with Bio
graphical sketch and Portrait Of the Author vols lao
and his D Hsrshss vol l2mo $50 psgs ius-
trated ST. The Paror Book; BY Rev J. T. Headey; VOL
royal 6vo with 10 splendid STEEL gilt edges
ira, 81 Luther and Cromwell by Rev j. Headey vol.
limo Illustrated 81 Ranbes and Sketches; by Rev J. T.
and the Adirondak vol 2mo cheap edition. aud
ters from Italy the Aips and the Rhine by Mr. Head
lev vol limo, cheap edition, will be ready early In the
summer. N. BA volume called Hesdeys has
been advertised by rival house,. which contains only
pabshsd by Any valuable books, be
had in New York. furnished at the lowest cash prices
Publisher and Bookseller. l43 Nassau street, T.
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In while an individual wise In his own eonest feels
he knows where the little joker H. and puts his
head In the trap set him So In Wall Thimble
res,ps ON great scale Is practissd among the little
okers ON change and their victims suffer frequently to
the tune of Thousands The only difference between
eessd by the little jokers Of Wall street and those
< Park row. that the first take Thousands, while the
,sr satisfied with nvs ten or any part Of fifteen
dollars. The victims feel just about foolish coming
out of Vail street with empty pockets in Park row.
when the cup Is lifted and the little sker is somewhere
else The principle that actuates to hazard his
money in case, Is precisely the same In the
other and the result In both Is precisely similar The
difference any exits, is about equal to going to the
theatre and the museum to the same performance
The suspension Of the payment Of interest on the
stock of the Hudson River Railroad Company in cash.
and the substitution ofscrp that crs,ted
considerable excitement In financial circles, and been
the Of considerable comment. There no doubt
but that the movement is violation Of the contract
made with those who originally subscribed to the csp
tai stock; but we do not how 1t could have been
avoided The company found itself, financially speak
Ing in . tight place. and 1t appears that 1t had
no alternative. The first error was in contracting
to pay dividends the stock In cash. and We
have for years opposed such Q system Of filling up
capital stock Of railroad companies. 1t Is literally
taking money out Of pocket and putting 1t In the
other and the cost of the work is greatly enhanced by
.acrhces Of stock necessary to raise money for the
payment of dividends At the most moderate calcula-
TONS the cot Of the Erie Railroad has been far
$20OOoO0 more than 1t would have been but for this
payment of interest stock in cash. and before that
road finished full 81 600 0c0 will be added to its
cost in the way. 1t Is opinion that the Hud
River Railroad Company have acted wisely, In the
suspension Of cash payments Of interest," and 1t s also
our opinion that Il would have acted more wisely had
1t never commenced such payments. There sre all
kinds Of reports in circulation relative to the resgna
tion Of Of the directors and officers Of the
psny mono of which have the slightest foundation.
The payment Of dividends in stock will be annual
saving to the company Of ct least three per cent
the capital issued, and permanent stockholders will
therefore ultimately be benefited way II they
compelled to make sacrifices their scrip,
ther The effect Of this movement upon the market
value Of the stock will be better developed In few
days.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations In
this market for the principal speculative stocks for
each day Of the past week. and ct the close Of the week
previous IL will be that there has been very
little variation In prices generally
Quotations von THE rRIEcIrAL Srocxs IN THE NEv
Sat. Mon, Tue. Wed, Tau, FRI. Sat.
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N mUSICAL.

THE sUBsCRIBER HAS MADE DIRECT Ar
for the publication Of the Music to be By
Nile Jenny Lind during her tour through the Unsed States
consisting Of original Of her position cadenza
ts yaations se Re- togeher with others BY the most
in In -
prepara espresy this vis The proof sheets 81
above music viii be inspected by Nile Jenny Lind who has
provsl Of each in tessres The whole will be published
In han dsome and uniform STYLE with Appropriate title
Of elegant designs hitherto urequaed Neither
exerton VIII De spared TO render them worthy tbs
Of the public and the fame Of the celebrated artistic Your
order for the number Of copies Of each solicited
Jour earliest convenience the publication must be limited
In the number Of each the whole Of which will require
outlay and the time allowed for their publication Ia
very short as they must be Issued her arrival in this
eonury SAMUEL O. JOLLIE,
No. 800 Broadway, New York.
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AmUsEmEnTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUk's MUSEUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID March sthGreatest Hit Of the seassn-That popular
canatce and Miss Nary Taylor the fsvore OF the
most fashion New York audence has been engaged
short time and sustans the part Of Kate in PERFEC-
called JENNY LIND TLAsT. on Monday and ,Tsesday
rite characters which abe has no superior Miss Sinclair
will musical hlanEes and FArces In the after
from svs,ywhers. and cs.-rsh weighing 10 pounds
Wax statuary Gipsy Girl &C.. no. Admittance cents;
children under 10 years. l2h cents
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Duel OH the TapIs, sc.
THIR CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WAsBINGroN, March 23, 1850

WAsHINGToN, Marcu Zo loOV
TRUMAN SMITHS DEFENCE OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
The Senate proceeded at once to the consideration
M the special order Mr. Brsdburys resolution relative
to removals from Office.
Mr. SMITH resumed his remarks in defence Of Presi-
dent Taylor and his I'D mnstrstion, from the charge
Of prescription He examined the Of the demo-
cratic party for thirty past citing facts to show
that It had violated its Pledges and that charges of
prescription came with bad grace from those who
took 49, and who had often and openly done that
Of which they complain. BY statement Of the poll.
tics Of the clerks in the respective departments he
showed that while the present administration found
than two thirds of the Offices In the hands of It's
enemies the changes to the present time had only
served to equalize the distribution.
Mr. having concluded the Senate, ct half past Eve
o'clock, adjourned.
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SALES ~ AUCTION.


RY JACOB 2. PLATr L; Q; CARRIN0ToN. AyC-
- uoneeT.- Hardware and Cutlery, imported Btr-
%nsham Hardware ne full set English pattern Sards
Cutlery &c. set of pattern cards Of Lnoard tue
Cutlery with which the sale will P.tt
will sell this day. above. at the auction room rs Plat
street Also an invoice Of new Bminsham Ssre con-
ssBg Of chamber and nantel brass Candlestcks brass
socket Casors brass night and raeAing Locks 70 inch
and Table and Tea Spoons Tea Trays sets and dozen
dozen table Knives and Forks assortment Pocket and
Scissors Powder Fsks Canes Percussion Caps
Fish Lines Locks Hinges Curry Combs. Plane Irons Files
Shoves Hatchets Hammers Shot Belts spring lumber
Padloeis kc. with the usual other goods
Also Soaps Suspenders Tooth Brushes Fancy Goods
Catalogues at the auction room.
vTNHOMAs BELL, AUCTIoNEER.-BY AUCTION. ON
Tuesday next March 26lh at 10Y A. n, 24 Pc arl
100 and hhda Of China Earthenware
landed listing Of Painted and Printed Teas &C Cham
bers Dipt Edged. Flowing Blue and Mulberry
will be sold without the having
Iur'pe.
A c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOLD
IA Watches Gold Jewelry Diamond Work, &C. being the
entire phi at No95 Tuesd ly.
Goth nst without reserve for cash. A c. Tuttle will cell
above 10 o'clock the entire stock of H. Joseph
who reres from the retail trade, consisting
OF gold and silver Watches gold Jewey dia
work. Store Fixtures Iron Safe. Regulator Signs
Counter Cases. superior Patent Sofa Bsdsteds &c. The
whole will be sold without and worthy the
tenon Of the trade. Catalogues ready the morning
tale.
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raNANCIAIs.

DARTrRR WANTED wIrH sseco 10 ss0o, IN
manufacturing busines established years ana nos
doing COED busipess q sotive bus ness
hsb would make large inecrns good references ven sno
rsquirf. Address r. With he, tnone othcf
M osr IMPORTANT INVENTION
Nl rrorulsion.-Ihs ana improved system Of steam
paviaation under water that of the scfev al
though far dinerent with all s pscusr advantages
and NOR. powerful speed thas ssy ether steam psopcler
psddfe wheel ~ with but little chanse
or sypsns be sdsptsd 70 old steamers The French
tor IL dereus 70 get partner possible speaking rrench
already engaged stesmbeat buidinr srd viins 70 make
ths expense tvs, on Terry sos. ~
Post Ofhce, New York.
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DR. c6ARLgs NUNDEs
WATER CupE EsTARLfS HMENT,

AT rosrHsmFros, Mass. .---... -
nR. MUrDg gREsPECTvUJLY IFFORks HIs
friends ssd the pube that he has become ovnsr of we
late d. Ruerle's Water Cure Esabshmen - Bensonvhe
tvo ana haf miles fre the Northampton Railroad Depot
ven hours ride from New York about Eve from Boston snd
ave from Albany situated in of the rleassntest ysey
o. New tnslsnd, turreunded nth wood no~n hills and
msay s.d shusdsny supplied rh ,ns psrtss ~.
est snd eodest rrsrits The sir pure ans hsAthr
ard the climate mild and agreeable The nev ssd .pseeus
buhdns eher all e rater enrs
purposes sueh ss large plunge baths dcuehs airy ods
ing rooms Tor about ty r,ters sepsra for ether rs
gnnssir etc The doctor being The earliest nov hvrg
hsers of friesni orrf.sterr sns hs,ns ~ evpsfi
rster care being the hands of every Europsn
hcres - repond 70 rasonste espectstons from me
vssrcur- yste made part of those sufferers wtc
centte themselves 70 hin he sstsbilsAment viii be
reorered the 2sth Nsrch further pertsculsrr
piess- apply ~ IRE above address
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PHlLAOELPHlA.

DHILADELPHIA CARPET HALL-hANUFAcTUREs
Ingram Of Three ply, Brussels and
Tapestry carpetns offered by the piece BALE the
reduced prices cash sccepaees with in
terest added J. sIDNEY JONES, Nos l8 and 70
North Second s door below Christ Church. Phila
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s. viii !. ,S IyaNNo
I %asn. .'5ss s.SsS SsTSs NJ Ara0a
C.pssn rfGsd
seer Mr.. nasoni Rosa, Miss DENIM Kitty, Miss Dunn
Bss is's .ss d s,:s " A''''
CBANFRAUs NATIONAL rHEATRE.- MONDAY
ss sss r e: % S
NJ 5a%iltSs; ksI ~ Dunn Basil Davenport: Emp.
ec~iik6ks wITg ~ T:yoly say Lefty ss
5Is
n Kin: M Es
NJ: John GOSSIP: hing Master. IT: B. I.dissn: .0"A'
RARNUns AMERICAN nUssUM-P. T. BARNUx,
Manager Anssh.r %ses Of noSsy spsSSd psr
in the afternoon At and evening" 7H ocosk The
IsSsp.n Troupe Known 'g :. the T.: xn
G. %sny Mn 9ss s so eSs cias H aaSo
spasr
rs.''fSs s.a
phins Half million Curiostes can be seen a all
Children % aadss 'ns ana A''
TABERNACLE-HoNDAYE EVENING, MARCH 25 1850.
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert By Sebastian
Who Yin .;:.sS Gs isi;vHs
psrsioasr see progrsnmo Tickets cents to be had
u
concert. Doors open at q concert at O'clock.
, ing. March ss-The HUrChfS son Family, msssfuiiy
sss s. Is
& onds E"sn Tss
for this evening will embrace Of their best both
and old Tickets 50 each the Broadway Music
stores where also be Doors at
6A; 80 commences at 7sz o'clock.
RAYNEs PANoRANA OF A VOYAGE TO EURoPE-
Open every evening, at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms,
900 Broadway embracing yews Of Boston, Liverpool Lon
don, and both sides Of the Rhine. Admission cents Chill
moving Mt 7 r. n An exhibition Wednesday Satur-
day afternoons At three o'clock
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-rwo
performances every day in the afternoon at and in the
evening at extraordinary attractions for th:
original living pictures, including Powers Greek slsve
Adam Eye" Rising from the Sea- personated
tSe Fema 1smas 'hs AnsS a.
Juggers buresque comic and fancy dances with variety
OF original to be found other place Of
amusement York. Prices Of admisson-sage seats.
N1sc; boxes, 2oc parquette l21se; private boxes 81
DANoRAMA OF THE GOLD MINIS OF CALIFORNIA
u -Emmert Penfsld's Original Panorama of the Gold
Mines embracing views the lsthmus Pacific ocas San
and shs ysrou, stes and MINING d:srSss q Ca
three doors above Nibo Doors before 7
exhibition will half past o'clock r. n Ad-
mittanee % cents; children half price.
WALLHALLA, SO CANAL STREET. OPPOSITE THE
troupe Of Female Model Arsis she having been
engaged In the business number Of being the first
in connection with Professor Bendemann, etc., etc.
Turkey etc. etc. The celebrated Female Serenaders
will appear In connection with the original band Of Sable
Brothers every day at half past o'clock in the afternoon
formanees this place Of Prices Of admission
Orchestra Box HK cents. Parquette, Is cents.
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rON SALE AND TO LET.

ate sss.sn The Albany Post RosS and The River :.
R y sss ~ 1Ss SoIs eToS f A r.:
.9
fery and may be eonmuted quarterly OF BY ths year
c and IN plc. The upland e ..i. puIssnsI. The
niSws are oomnsndns and s.sa,fs and the position per-
fsety healthy The ferry Win rsrnOn, Afford, constant
sSa eSnn.st the Hudson River aud Erie rar"sd The
!rs.s xiSss.ns Gen; F.aisn;, Ir:. Goliori jones.
Schuyler beside. the many seossns
money may remain on bond and mcrssss ror further
G 5' d NJ sroaS Sn s
O. A sAccH or at the Auc;ioneers Once Wall street.
HUDSON River Rarosd stop a. Desrmsn; and gentlemen
would vie. TIE prenss nsy TAKE the
turning al % ga 4 NJ ana p aud 10 u p n Ma.
private sale vsry liberal terms Immediate application
C,IGHrY THIRD STREET ANo BLooxTseDALE
Efs1 .sr.. ' Rssa Asg
'''1 1SsSsf ss'i' xTs1s iHs IN sR%p9 si xsYs
DRY GOODS FOR sALr.-THE STOCK, FIXTURES.
a., q ss Ls. ssr sn sh.S ,SS rS ss
::;:.s: S: &c! s;s: ;:! s
Ps.s Ssss. Once,
N.Y. ronm soc.rr Y SALE ONE
EoR sALE-A PAIR or BAY HORSES WELL
i.,sy Ina s:ss. $s s:si, s.5ss.: Yer s;.%: ss,
Sos r72, l7a and i76 Mercer street near hiesctsr.
A PAIR or WELL MATCHED DARK IRON GREY.
hpe travellers sound and Mind in double and single harness
% S,. % Matched , sy horses .a't Ss.
vs.s Fer ..ls - ss,s,'ssm ten mile. tron , E.ssa &
south Inquire a. ,Ss isss Hossi B'sslss.% Pa "
u,oR sALE-rHpxR SECONDHAND NINE PAssry-
ger Poet Coaches coed running osdsr ,sisss,s 70 .f
s @ h: ss'' c.s !, ss.s.
situated ~ the o south Third and Third ,rss,s
e s,t rat. locss.s for grocery .. ssssr sns v ss
ssuS,s r. aSa 20 .i.!s. ss'f fhiisssiSAi APP" 70 w
ITO LKT OR LRAsE-THR TaREE STORY MARBLE
house. No I0s Rat Thirtesnth street. with the yaesat
% s' u. veil .sss,.a
sSs. sSs. q . ,sss's ssss sssss
vT,o LHT ON SHARES, OR LEAsE-A NARKET GAR
den containing about ten seres together vita tse god,
a.ss .s ~ sy sss c near x.
hsilrcss Depot Bsiins Spring Lodi Bergen county
vJ,o LET. AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GryEr-
c.rs.s ss s.. R.ssss % csb The :ss.rl .sis. viii
or TO . ans Church south .ids Of srth
street. between the ay'1ss brown Grrc,h.
wall street.
WASrED-IRon THE FIRST or NAY MKT, Two
w three rooms with board for tre ladies saa two
rs @ r .Ss ,ss sss ~ su s wSs e ,. par. a. ~
house; location In facing ST. Johr Park
vicinity board rot 10 exceed 500 References
chsnrtd. Address l.. =. r. this ofice.
WASTED, TO RENT. FOR TwELvE MONTHS.
w part Of Beuse by small family consisting cfs rss-
tlemsn and HE wife and servsnter set Of spsrtmsn
.i sitting snd tss resn, s.e .sa s,shss issssy me-,
Once.
CURrIsHsD ROOMS WANTED. rRoH rsE rIRsr
ofkay for iady and senti~mas vh meals for The lady
served a. the No rsferc svsr Repaired;
In advne address Broadway Post once, stating terms,
up preferred
FIVE AaTs.
CssscH. EsoLIsH AND DesRx.rEsesAvIros-
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CUpEsioR wBrrEPUpr CASTOR oIL.-Tsy CASES
- whte A. L. Csstsr o. SUITABLE Apothecaies
,als ~ TIIOEAss MaNsELL.
Is Wil.aAE.rtsE
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ERrxCH. ENCLIsH AND GERMAN ENgRAvIN0s -
The trade 10 rsspsetfery infrned ma. large sssatt
Fursrean Epgravsr including the lAess pubca
N'"'' I" NV c0uPTL vfBEer .ud Co.
Wholesale friA.seliers, - Bf0advsy.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Interesting from Washington.



OR SPECIAL TEIEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHING TON, March "a. 1880.
Ihsvs the qualification to day Of announcing that
The Hon John C. Calhoun is great deal better. The
fever has left him. and his pulse Is regular and
stronger than could have been expected His appetite
has returned, and. Notwithstanding that he is still
very low and feeble begia to think that he will yet
hvs long enough to use up those political donkeys
who have been kicking what they supposed to be
dead lion.
There are rumors sgaiu saost relative to an early
cabinet explosion.
Some excitement has been created In the capital
respecting the allowance by the cabinet OF an old
colonial claim of seven years, which amounts
altogether to two hundred and thirty thousand DOLLARS
Il is reported that Secretary Crawford will pocket
large commission.
Mr.. McClernsnd, of Illinois, is sboutlto introduce
new plan Of compromise the slavery question
From all that have heard the subject it embraces
the admission Of California State and provides for
the establishment of governments In the territories
The free soers have already announced their deter
mnation to oppose It, and will insist upon separating
the admission Of California State from the orgsui
sston Of territorial for New Mexico, &C.
Duel on the TapIs, sc.
BALrMoRE, March "a, 1880.
Col. Sisbes, editor Of the Montgomery (Als adoer
sisr, and Mr.. Smith, representative In the Alabama
Legislature, have gone to Mississippi to fight DUEL
The grew out Of something which Mr. Smith said
In tho recent Legislature.
The Southern mails have come to hand, but contain
nothing Of Importance.
THIRTY-rIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.