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THURSDAY, March II.
AsHES-The market is hardly so finn for Pot. Sales at
e. IS a 81 sli, and Pearls at IS 62i.
COTTON-The market is very active and prices &C.
better Sales of6, oOO bales.
FLOUR AND mEAL-Our market for the low grades Of
active for the home and Eastern trade but there Is
dong for export the decline The better grades free
y offered and heavy. Canadian s dull and nominal
q ga 81 6si for 20 straight State 81 s5
o6 for rIed to fancy Michigan and Indiana and - sia
and is freely offered. Mixed brands unstable The
better grades saAbe for Australia Sales Of
bbs at l2l for mixed to straight brands Ba-
AelA ndra and Georgetown and o. 75G s. 50 for
fancy brands Rye Flour heavy. Sales Of LOO bbs fne
81 % Ordinary selling at 81 Corn Meal IL quiet and
heavy Sales OF 80 bbs Pennsylvania at - and Jersey
GRAfN-Thsre is good shipping demand for Wheat at
the decline, and the market is steady; the advance in
fvights limits the transactions Toe ses bush
prime white Genesee on private terms 1000 bush com.
red Western (Ilnosl &c 81 as and 90 bush white
Ohio 81 81 l6 ~ outside Prce Rye buoyAnt. SAes OF
lott bush, at-at 81 &c Barley 10 irmcr. sales of 30
bush mixed A. &C. Corn Is rather lower and very dun
Yellow n not plenty and Is held firmly sales IA 600 bush
s. 06c tor unrnixed Gle 6ir Orle.ns; sl 7S5e
for southern mixed and 62G6fc for white Southern 81
for Jersey yellow aud CT d6c for southern yeIo OF,
N good demand AZ q iac for State and Western aud
"a 46c for Jersey.
WHISTLES market i. easier. but the ,upplv i. not
l.rse and the demand GOOD Sales Of $40 b6. At DC
2?ie. for Jersey and s2ic G22.e for Prison aaa D.
Ohio At &c. DRUDGE IL quiet q Pc.
PROVlSIONS-Therr /. more frrnues. in Ne. Po,k
with far demand the trade. Sales Of 400 bbl. AZ SIC
for New Mess, and sl4 6af asa IS for Prime Beef Is
sale. ofl6o bbs in lots 81 Si $50 Is fJr Coansy NJ.
and SIS o7 Repackcd Chicago and g. p s5 IS f CuBtT
aud City Prime. Pnms Nessis held Al 8Seo CstMs.ts
are peny sales 81 81 bbs and tee st sc. for Shoulders
and 9ic o!c for Hams Bacon quiet sales Of a. do
he Western Rubbed Middlss st Sc Lard IL YER, irn
with fair demand sales OF 90 bbs and tes AZ az Q-
Butter plenty ard IN good demand At l5c 6c Tor Ohio
Sc defe.
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORs.-ERIE =

~ ONTARIO RAILROAD Sealed tenders will = n
eeiyed at the Office Of the Erie and Ontario RaikesA Co.
pepy IN The town Of Niagara, until Thursday MsrcA -
al noon Tor the construction OF the Erie and 0nAyo IT.
road rom the Town OF Niagara 10 the Village CT Cg
we distance OF about seventeen miles -
Plans Proties and Specifications will be ready for iaQe
hon, az the Engineers Office. In the Village OF Eiaam
ssna Falls, on and siter Monday, March ~ where ~
forms OF Tender and any information that NAV b req
cen be obtained ON Mr. J sPAULDIN0, Chief sdse@
Tenders 10 be Endorsed Tender for constructing es
ETie and Ontario RaiIosdr al
By order OF the Board Of Directors
JOHN SIMPSON, secrss3
Ohee Of the Erie and Ontario Railroad Cornpsuyl
kiagasa, Feb. a. l85j y
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PHILADELPHIA March iT-rtred chip IndH, Bsarse New
Yorh bst swan Hoines New Orleans ssot Nchoaus. Dutch
rnses Bordeaux chr$ Euen hatd Wells Ceuesos. Enter
yrise Pendeton PASSPORT
C,srsdsh Mouibanl udd New York bark susro.sa Sur
ley New OrraEs hrgs Victoria, BIZ Hail. Nassau y Fnoh
Prsn Brtimsn Havana .hrs 4 SHARP sharp Bo-tn. Two
81 IraaIaar AI.rar
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THE COUPONS Of the SEVEN PER
u CENT; BONDs OF the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due April !, 1853 will be paid su ~
day on pres ntaton at the Office OF the Company Ne
Nsllst. New. York. w r. BIJRRA In, Iressursr
Nsw.York, March IL, 1853 ~
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CENTRAL BANK.-Tbis Bank will g.
~ uence business at No. So Chambers st., ON MONDAY
next the 18th instant Discount DAYS WedneAasU -
Saturdays. BY order Of the Board,
WALTER OAKLEY Cs.hs.
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lGSIATURs ALMANAC. THIS pAv.
srr-Rtes...e o. II ns0EScts.... U IN
saaty Hooi o. I'm CIV isad- OF la He'd o. ga
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A. he.se IN Manhattan alley, placed on tna iae e
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- .tssd 10 the Court that they unable 70 a1'
NV we're then dseharsed and the prisoner va s ~,
teswst another trial No further business oe'hs
6eart adjourned for the day
COURT CALEEDAR-Tms DAY
Supysron CoURr.--NOs. 40, 300, 40, oo4,
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~TSS n1s-s,er CouaT.-Nos q. q, 49, 1o2, n to 81
Ss.s~y CouRT-sPEcIAL TERA.-No Calendar to-day.
ss.,s.x No.ion day-Mondsy, as follows; Nos. II. Y,
81 "a 81 B 81, CO. 61. IS, 81, 81 80, g. sS ~ 81, ~
sS idS itd I8 I07 1903 10 il9 10, a. g. ~ n, Is, 100
M Ill il6,a 81, A, 50, 1O6 III
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Nv TeleQraph.

BOSTON March IAN bak- Corno Charleston; Syiph and
Maryland Eaiumore; Seah. PHILADELPHIA. Laura, Cape
CID stesm-hp SIR John Harvey, Tor Australia
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Ocean Stearnern.
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At-aaiN- So pa l-vrrsooi - S-v Ysrs 49,
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$50 ia sez-Asrscoa 60 Nc- Yerk Nsrl n
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OrrIcE MOKRIs CAs.L AID B.skrse Co,

OFFICE AoRRIs CANAL AND BANKING Co.
Jersey City, March H. lsni
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the AuuGa
~ Election will be held the Office Of the Compsy \
Jersey City, on MONDAY, ith day Of April nsIt u -
choice Of Five Directors, in place Of class No 40
term Of service will then expire and likewise one DeS<
In eass No. ), 20 supply vacancy 10 said clsss .
The poll viii be open from u O'clock NJ, until Sess
p. NJ, OF that day.
The tansfer books will be closed on and from IL ~
inst, until the Sch day OF April 4. MARSH, Prea&nk
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II l.. ROSS & Co. San Francisco, Cahee
~ n.a-FALC )NER, ROSS Co. HeIboane. -
ssAlia. Agents q tie New York Board q UDtefSne
Cot<iSzx1e1tS Otves<es and merchandise sohcsetsJ
ROSS, FALcOSER Co.
Ne le4 Pssxi<
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-11

FROM THE WEST CoAsT OF AFRIcA.-By the brig Fa-
vore, Captain White, we have news from Bathurst to
February g.
The Favorite reports the United States shin John
Adams at Bathurst, river Gambia, January IS The
John Adams had visited Goee and sailed from Bathurst
on tN afternoon OF the 18th instant for Sierra Leone
Her presence The coast had been OF much benefit
The natives far and knew OF her arrival and being
Goree and Bathurst.
Commander Lynch arrived at Bathurst on the l4h in.
slant 10 the English mail seams Forerunner from Lon
don and took passage the John Adams for the OF
Liberia Officers and crew all WELL and had been well
The briggs Perry and cambridge were to leeward on a
cruise. .
The following is list of the officers of the John Adams
Commander, Samuel Barren lieulenans, H. French,
j. A. Doyle, J, G Strain and Jas. Higgins; purser, A
A. Belkna surgeon w. B. Sinclair assistant surgeon
j. F. Heustis; master, c. w. Wooey midshipRen, j.
Taylor, c. A. Babcock, Marshall C. Campbell gunner
John OWNS; salmaker, VIM. Nj. Malone; carpenter,
VIM. Hyde; boatswain Edward Brady; captains clerk
J Conway.
The flag ship Germantown, Capt Nicholas, and sloop.
ofwar Dale at Porto Praya, December 6, awaiting
the arrival of the flag ship Constitution and sloop Of war
Marion.
The coast about Bathurst and Goree was quite healthy
during December January, and February.
religious war was wsglng among the different tribes,
the difficulty being about dnBking-tbe Mirabous being
the Maine liquor law and Mahomedan party and tb ose
going for the rewaler OF the whites and heather are
the Mandegoes. Serawsllows, and the King of Combo
Trade much interrupted by the existing difficulties
tanning 1000 inhabitants on the 23d December and
repused by the Mrabeus with loss OF II men, the
latter losing but one man, and be trader.
His excelency the governor OF Bathurst would take
the matter in hand settlement OF the difficulties might
be expec,ed-Jow of Com.
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A declaration Of responsibility here and elsewhere
is understood among gentlemen delicate aiiusion 70
possible report 10 pistols and coffee" Unusual ana
improper such language may sound IN the Senate
chamber the ex meber of the Gaphin cabinet preiaced
his speech with some such brayado. That was but an
idle yaun which nobody cared to resent The substance
OF his speech was not fortunate 10 escape notice In
the absence OF General Glass; against whom the thunder
of the ex Secelas eoquence was especially directed
Judge Douglas ventured reply OF the speech OF the
from Illinois il is sufficient to say
that il was a triumphant refutation OF the specous
sophisy and ingenious Misrepresentation Of the ex-
chief of The Gaphin cabinet The Senate chamber was
thronged during the delivery of Judge Douglass speech
and The laughter and scarcely suppressed applause of the
audience told plainly enough the effect OF its admirable
hits" The contortions and :. Interruptions" Of the SEN
ator from Delaware showed the suerings of the victim
The debate the most animated and exciting OF the
session. and the speech OF Judge Douglas force and
effect was perhaps superior TO the best OF his former
efforts.
When the official report OF Senator Claytons speech ap
pears, will make it the subject OF thorough criticism
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A Novel EnterDrfsc.

The travel through Broadway, New York, and the
grea, length of that thooughfare, have produced much
Inconvenience and many schemes have been proposed
for its relief We have before drawing which rep
resenls the plan devised by p ONei of South Brook
Ign, which appears to be perfectly feasible 1t proposes
to erect two of iron pillars the whole length Of the
street to support double track railroad eighteen feet
above the pavement, with promenade each side OF it
on level with the second story, permitting communica-
tons be made with ranges of stores in that story The
distance of the OF supporting pillars from each
other is forty feet, and the pillars twelve and a
half feet apart, each pillar forming conductor for
face water the underneath the pavement II is
proposed TO lay the track of the railroad plank
iron tagging, and to oar the promenade and inter
venng spaces with glass protected by perforated cast
iron. Opposite the middle Of each block double fight
of steps lead the road and promenade above and it is
proposed to attach the street lamps and telegraph posts
to the supporting pillars at convenient distances. The
whole plan is original, and 10 believe
il impracicable
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DECATUR COUNTY, Iowa.

TEXAS IrrMs-A friend writes to the editor OF the
Galveston Civilian, from Cincinnati on the Trinity tina,
the steamboats, from up the river, arriving, are 10
heavily freghted that they have no room for the cotton
accumua,lng in the warehouses at that place. Planters
ne says are generally backward this season. on account
OF the heavy cotton crop Cotton picking continued
I'll February. Country healthy, and the roads bad
The democratic State central committee have recon.
mended convention TO be held at Tyler, Smith county
on the 23,h of April next, for the nomination OF dem.
ocratc candidate for representative in Congress from the
first cong ressional district
Colonel Buckner H. Payne was to address the people
of Austin on the subject of railroads, the night of the
2Sth.
The Brownsville Flag learns that the Presbyterians
of that city contemplate erecting suitable church edfce
and that considerable amount has already been SUBJ
scribed for that purpose.
The Rev. Mr. Cochran, of Virginia, has received and
accepted call, learn from the Pesby teran church
Of Indianola He is expected 10 enter upon the duties
Of his new chaEe about the middle OF May
IN. o. Delta
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To he Editor Of the Union!
Some oil The western and eastern papers contained not
long ago The intelligence ,"Goyernor Uihazy having
abandoned bis former residence at New Buda, Iowa,
himself anu iamiy and some OF his counrymen set out
for Iexas ae the place Of their future habtation"
ms report Is uniounded, far it concerns his
counlrymen living here and since particularly feel
interested IN correcting II, in order to prevent misunder
standings, we beg you 10 insert the following decara
ton IN The columns OF your highly estimated paper:
L. ulhazy and family well his countrymen are
st here II s however matter of fact that Governor
uhazy' alter having sold his place 10 German emigra-
ting society, determined leave with his family the
first opening Of the spring for Texas where he has pur-
chased some hundred OF land in the neghborhood
oil San Antonio. But TO his counymen settled here,
not only did they not abandon their claims, but they
even did not and do not think 10 move from here.
Surely Ujhazys sudden conclusion TO part W h New
Buia. which he was the founder Otto separate from
his friends who. following him to this place. honoTed
him their lacuy- acknowledged chef-and, finally to
the spot that the dearest membranes OF
his fecoud not but affect deeply since al once
discovered that this unexpected possibly
might If not entirely frusfate the main object OF our
coming here-namey, the foundation of Hungarian
iown-nvove IT In good deal oil difficulties; and al.
though we reconstructed ourselves by eecng Mr. Joseph
Maltheny, formerly member and secretary Of the upper
house OF Hungary. henceforh TO be chairman, il
certainly must take particular pains 10 keep affairs
in Their old train
Il affected deeply and took by surprise that the
honorable old veteran notwithstanding all these consd.
erations. determined TO move far away.
But he chose to do &c. then, we give our hands
TO this parting may he peaceaby arrive at his newly
chosen home; may Heaven protect and aid him in all
his undertakings and when The hour OF action for our
old beloved home wall again strike day. we certainly
again will uni,ehe and we, and each OF us--lo do all
We possibly for lis welfare and sacred interest
Accept, Mr. Editor, the assurances OF our highest es-
TEEN, with which we have the honor TO remain your
obedient servants,
THE HUNGARIANS OF NEW BUDA.
DECATUR COUNTY, Iowa.
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The Hon, John NJ. Clayton, Just returned to The
Senate by the legislature of Delaware, emerges from
the obscur'y into which he driven after the fall
OF the 1alPhia cabinet, with the ferocious wrath
Of whiskered Paodour, intent upon blood and ven
gsancs The anger Of the honorable senator will NOT con-
sent to any postponemen, OF il. qualification. II NAV b.
very shaths Senate was convened Tor another
than 10 hear repetition OF past discussions about Central
America and the Clayton Buwer treaty. it may be v.ry
true that the Secretary has made the best defence Of
Aimssli in the columns Of the National I~,.ligsnesr
nsvsr,hslsss the files Of old newspapers give NJ
their contents and the prophecies OF the occasion be vo
lated hat the author OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty maj
hava the opportunity and the means to vndica,e hi
.tasssmohahip and his skill in diplomacy.
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tonables, and coat and boots and hat as separate
objects Oh attention. presents TO you gentleman with his
toilet made and his beaver on. Melody lis one OF the
higher qualities Of style; but there is more music in
voley Oh short sentences let of in rapid succession than
there was IN The iong of the Ohio senator's carriage in
bis memorable midnight ride. which Mrs. Stowe graph
cay describes as proceeding along much follows
bump! bump bump sush -
We have told readers what. in opinion Is not
10 be admired 10 Macauiay; there few who have
proper relish for literary good things that need TO be told
what IN him really deserves admiration. No English
writer oil The present day, the novests excepted is so
admired
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. ma RCH 10, 1858.

aSmr Hsssr Lswrs Of Montgomery, Alabama, 10
,s agent the State. Of Alabama and Tennessee
.sd by O. " LEWIS JAMES o. Lawns, and 5AausL LKwrs.
m,Mr c. W. JAsxs Cincinnati, Ohio general travelling
agent assisted by JoHx r. Dxsr, H. J.
TuosAs DsEK, M L. WsKaAs, isaac BARTLETT, X. @.
Cooks, A. l.. CaILDs, and l.. Il. BsowsEL-
nyMT H. JAnYs, No. t South Tenth street, Phisde
phs general travelling assisted by W. H. WELD
JsHs CoLLns JAszs DssRiss, HAssr Jos BurroH, Gao.
Burrsn IAAo NJ BoplsE, EDsusD w. WILEY, WILLIAM L.
WArxxAAa, and GEoRsE 4. McLEoD.
ay-Rsccipss from either ii will be good.
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LouIsvtx, March ga great storm Of wind, approach
ing tornado, visited the vicinity Of Cisksvie, Tennessee
Sunday night last, dwelling dwelings stables, bsfns.
trees, &c, to the ground.
The track Of the storm IL about half mile wide A.
far heard from lives have SO terrific was
the winds that the roads blocked in many places
With fallen timber
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by TELEGRAPH.

aAssAoHusrTrs DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Bo.roS March I0-Tbs democ ratio State convention as
semblcd this morning. and fully endorsed the inaugural adj
dress Of President Pierce Nothing done in regard
the appointments. Arrangements were made to harmon
ize the party throughout the State.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

NeW and attraction!
DREWER5 Moving Mirror, tho Glance the World -
ID remain Washington only few days longer
For testimony aacveness and beauty reference IL
confidently made among the large numbers Of delighted
visited during it, exhibitions in this place.
every evening O'Clock and Wed
nesday Saturday afternoons hafpast three O'Clock.
Admission IS
Tickets the bookstores hotels, and At the hail.
March 2-dG
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THE GREAT FAIR

OF THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Ii now open at 10, m, 10, p.
The band will perform from 3ocsck O'Clock,
from TO 10 O'Clock, p. m daily
The machinery 8 from O'Clock 10, p.
children under u years.
parents guardians,) IAN cents.
: Mar 3-dtl7Manf
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frsnrsyrarAa drenws, corner Of ki~tA nvsef.J
SCHOONER HENRIETTA AT AUCTION nv ORDER OF Ap.
y minssra'on Friday. March 18th, m
sell the schooner henrietta being
s, nos lies Bssdens wharf Eastern branch By OF
Terms case y. A. THOMAS,
Mar lI-soAhAs Aa.-x-GsNs>,
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RAILROAD ooLLrsros--rwo MEN INJURED.

Burruo March s.Last evening fhe train on the Bufa-
10 and railroad, going out, into the
of the New York city train coming in The rear
am a.bed and several persons slightly injured. Messs
TyueI formerly Of New York, and Baker, were rather
,eriousy but DANCE rously hurt No lives lost
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SLAYER CAPTURED

| NORFOLK March 9-Tbe schr. Rachel Brown, csptsre
on the Of Africa by the soop-of-war Germantown
arrived here to-day in charge of Lieutenant Sinclair
She left Port Praya Feb 9th The health Of the squadron
il good.
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TREASURY DryAsTHrsr,
March 10, 1854.
Notice hereby that the
provisions Of the OF ID March, ls4a wilt pursuance of the
Of its be redeemed the treasury
the hrst day Of July which date
Holders OF that stock desiring receive principal
accrued thereon the LIST July
certificates duly assigned United
this department. and drans
principal and interest the date receipt RENTED
payable by the assistant them
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
appointment Nv ne Secretary offAe Treasury.
Peter Syson washington Assistant Secretary
uIy vice William l., Hodge, resigned.
The above appointment made
vessd in the Secretary Of the section OF the
act of ID March, isao establishing the
Boayd Of pstrs 20 the Military aeoipy, sppoinf.d sy Pres.
DENT for 1883
Hon Daniel Goodenow, Maine.
Hon William G. Bates, Massachusetts,.
o. w. Andrews, esq, Connecticut.
Henry f. Davies, esq, New York.
Francis Hewson, esq, Pennsylvania.
Colonel John G. Groom, Maryland.
Hon. Kenneth Rayper, North Carolina
MaiorA v. Brumhy. eeorws.
General D. Jarvis, Ohio
Joshua Baker, esq, Louisisna.
Professor Henry Tutwier, A,sbsms.
Rev James Purvisnce, Mississippi.
Major g. T. Ward, Florida.
General George Temple, lows
Henry g. Baird, ESQ.,, Wisconsin.
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EIRsT time m Warrington at Iron Hall, Pennsylva-
+ MIA avenue,
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

Painted BY r. Smith, esq Th. great work q Ar has never
exhibited city Of Phiiadspha but
recently the grand Of Europe where Il
adnng having received tho highest
the artists and competent
judges This splendid specimen of American Art accurately de-
and point Of interest
Mississippi valley from the Falls Of b. Anthony 70 the
Gulf Of Mexico.
Admission Gentleman and ladies o. Children IS
and Wednesday
day afternoons at 3h. Doors open one hour previous
Mar l0-du
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Mac OsLasss. MascA I.-Tae Bsll,.a shin Belmont
nearly loaded with s bales cotton ios Liyerpoo ook
are Monday morning. and seas,ied and sunk An
the cotton harmed damaged. The American ship
Aans alongside which had jass commenced loading took
ORE Ia the nggsng. but Wa slightly damaged.
Law Yos REGULATION iSrxsxsf
QUKnsc March "a bin has passed the low house Of
the legislature permit leaders TO charge what Interest
they please. but recover only per cent by lay.
Nav NosK, March 10. p. m--Thc stock market closed
Noaragos 81 Morris canal lSi Erie Conysrsiblss. S4
Harlem. 6sti Norwich and Worcester. ~ Sonngion,
Exchange on London Is selling al u premium.
PHtLADKLraIA, March 10 Stocks heavy. U. s. SIS.
1907. 100; Pa 81, st bid. Flour dull-ssles al ~ "
Corn meal, IS Rye Hour, S3 u.s. Grain scarce Red
wheat, ITO white, lis Sales of At o.
cents for white and 81 ~ for yellow Osu, 10 ~
cents. Rye, 50 cents.