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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
PENNSYLVANIA WING CONVENTION

HARRISBURG, Wednesday, March IS. 1884
The Wing State Convention assembled this morning
temporary organization was effected aud the several
COMMITTEES appointed,
The Committee permanent officers have selected ex.
Governor JOHNSTON for President and vii report at the
afternoon session.
Johnston is talked Of for Governor.
SecoHd Dspafch HARRISBURG, Wednesday March Is.
TIE CONVENTION reassembed this afternoon, when Mr..
Johnston was elected President on the third ballot
The Convention proceeded to vote FOR candidate for
Governor. and Judge James Pollock Of Northumberland
received the nomination.
George Dar,ie of Allegheny was nominated for Cand
Commissione and Daniel NJ Smyser for Judge of the Su
preme Court
The nominations ratified unanimously. and the Con
vsntiOn adjourned this evening sHed,e.
The Convention passed resolution, declaring that the
provisions OF the Nebraska bill now before Congress which
affect and repeal the Missouri Compromise debera;e
breach of pIgbted faith aud public compact high hand
ed attempt force Slavery mo vast Territory
from il by lava reckless renewing Of quoted agita
ton and therefore meets the stern, indignant an-unsn
condemnation Of the Wing party OF Pennsylvania
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ERIE RIOTS.

BUFFALO, Wednesday March IS.
The report elegaphed yesterday relative to the tearing
up Of the rails Erie by mob correct all assertions
TO the contrary notwithstanding The rails however, were
promptly relaid and travel is now uninterrupted
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, March l5 1854.
bill has been perfected in committee Of the Pennsylva
MIA Legislature which Il is said gives unqualified satisfac
ton to all parties The bill authorizes the Cleveland and
Ashabua Road to construct road from some point west
of Erie and with the Sunbury Road at Mead
Vile There doubt of its passage by the Legislature
The Cleveland, from Detroit, arrived at her
wharf this morning o'clock She reports that she
but little ice the passage. Three sail vessels are in
sight this morning OIL the harbor.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The New YohTrbans By John E.ton-j
WEDNEsDsY. March Is ia
Market Csrls-sbout5 80 sseyes sni 10 Stores consul
WosfDs and Calves Yearnss snd ola
AAEEEI BEErEEtra Pewt sst hu quality s7j9 seoo.l
gBsity s7dei. third quality 81 ordinary cot Hdes ent2
tsiat6i 1ello., sS.des Pss 81 % 81 Is Cdfshn Dt~
i2cis 4 b Veal Caves, g. IS 81, ~, 60 -.
-WOffng Oxen go, SlJS el5 sl2l DBL eliI ble
Gov. sol t.sss sa go ESQ., esq ss5 s sa' sn. ss sA
81 20 fs8; % At market
Two year. Old ss ssa SO ef2, sB 70 as -
Three Years Old s4 sf7 go go ell - sH e5s sei sst
SCI s52 ,,.
taiicns
By Lot IS, est, sst 81 sif sf5' % 70 90
GEIEE-hsne. IN,
ihee little animation in tue nartet pIovsrs arc nos .nd
h1ve been long psyEs the cattle I'D sheep rasss TOO
Lin and the betcbsu detensd not 20
sur pot doing longer they rossiby avoid ~
and handsome By Mr. Weston OF
One lot Of 100 Sheep large
for s. Lawrence County New-1ork were 10
worthy notice The eattls trains all promptly
excellent cond 81 tne fin
hugh Rsrosd - tho Boston add Lowell soad oass
With Cattle sleep, Swine, Horses and fovs vi per hanoa
egsed very fat Oxen and refused OaI se1 %
HofE excesnt today and faes bun hss O1s %
high live ssek mos, seuTe aro'e
DoEzIily retired fscn he bu'ines
sUnBEH vson EACH STATE ILL.,
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London Produce Market.

BTOkefi =
AsHEs-smel sales OF unchanged rates
Nothing doing in QUERcfTRos BARK
elected. American was worm o. atfetaii
No TURPESTINE
Common American RESIN Ia moderate demsudato5
SPIRITS 1URFEsTINE-15O bb OF American realized OIL
CogFET-Sales Of Rio sashed az 40, TO arrive
have purchased largely 20 hold over Tor redn'
ton Of duty.
RIcE-No sales Of Carolina $1,000
TIA Conou taken extent by exporters at q for cash
OI-Ssl,s Palm $40 Seal Cod unchanged Lnseed in
fair request
DyFwooDs without change.
unchanged prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

An nsurrection Of quite formidable nature had taken
place in Saragosa. The insurgents for considerable
time held the Castle Of Aljafera and other strong posi-
tons. brigaoier horse regiment revolted, and the
Captain General attacked them with three columns of in
iaIiry and some Several horses killed. but
the insurgents retained possession Of the Castle that night
but the next day losing courage they retreated and the
royal troops took possession of the city and some cavalry
pursued the fugves. The city placed under martial
law and dsarmed
Madrid and the whole province is placed in state Of
siege. Catalonia quiet, but the news from Arragon
excited the country greatly. The in-urrec,ion in Sara
Rossa TO have broken the 9Th inst butexp)1ed
premaurely The details very obscure the papers
ing prohibited from publishing the facts.
Gen COncha is deeply implicated
The latest accounts say that the fugitives Joined
by the garrison Of Huesca and had again made stand
Report says that Navarro and partero united and
ere ~ real masters of the present crisis general nsur
rection is considered probable
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market

The market had been quiet during the week Qo'e having been
sold during the fret dfy previous the PaSs arrival
ons sales made at decline but since prices recovered
slightly and oossd only l6td lower the miidlg
qualities The other unchanged The feeling OF
respecting the hiss considerable influence the market aud
be freely bu anxusy offered The weeks
ae 81 10 bales of which 900 Amercsn including $50
speculation ard go for export Of the quantity named sold
arded inland pinneIs The weeks imports
reached a. bales TIE sales Friday the Sd 6OOf bales
the market closing quiet and steady the following authorized
quotations.
Fsr Orleans SD Middns Orleans @ 361 Fair Mobile. Std
fsr Upland Gid Midding Upland ll-l6d Mding ..5lld
The siock en- hand $50 including
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xxxIIId CoNGREss-FrRsr SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Wednesday March Is, 1884
Messrs SUMNER, FOOT and SEWARD presented re.
rpopFtrances against the Nebraska bill.
Nessrs. DODGE Of Wisconsin and CASS presented
,stiors in favor of religious freedom to Americans in
fOreign countries
Mr. HAMLIN reported back the House joint resolution
.uorzng the Secretary of the Treasury in eonun lion
nth The Light House Board, to determine the sight for
,cn house on COhasset Rocks, which taken up and
passed. -, oe. .
gliding retired list for disabled officers was taken up
and psssed-Yeas %, Nays 10.
The Vermont Senatorial case was then taken up
Mr. FOOT addressed the Senate for hour in support
~ Mr. Phepss right to the Vermont scat when the sub
;set was postponed and the Senate went into Executive
Sesson ,u ,
sane Of Registers to vessels owned by Accessory Transit
Co was taken up and passed
Adinnrn0d.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

v,,u Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday March IS, 1854
The frbusserpg members loud.in denouncing the
meness Of the Presidents Message. majority OF the
cemntee Foreign Affairs viii probably report to NOR
now II is said the report will be Of conservative charac
sr The minority go for extreme measures special
passenger will go in Government vessel TO deliver to
Minister Soue all the evidence relative to the Black War
,,Or case with strong instructions.
sdsdens Treaty discussed in Executive Session To-
sy for two hours Mr. RUsK is its chief advocate Ths,
mart Of COnkngs treaty which recognizes the Sloo Grant
r probably be added by amendment to Gadsdens Treaty
Which may secure its ratification. Many Senator'S desire
si al Mexican affairs may be settled by one treaty and
ri, Is slso the wish Of Santa Anna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE

TRESToS, Wednesday March IS. 1884.
The bill limiting the monopoly Of the Camden and Am
boy Railroad Co. to IS years was amended in the Senate
to day. excluding the through Express Mail trains from
running at q cents per mehe rate fixed for all other
trains The bill thus amended brought into the
House-debated, and passed by SO to IS.
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Liverpool Provision Market.

Mesus Gardiner Co. report; ~
s ia good demand for all descriptions at full priees sales
of prime Mess " retail
PoRKIhe high pcs CHECKED saes Old moved pretty
freely
BAcos-Holders firm, quotations unchanged -
the 81 further deshne
quoted 1t SCI; 200 q TO arrive sold a. 30 10.
TALLowI little doing Gia65 for Petebsrsi American
wsswoIth 81 .
CHEESE moderately active at last weeks prices
LiNsrED lower but the operations we're sparns
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ItVei-poOI Brcalstuns.

The market been dull declining throughout the
prevailing had been sales for immediate At
considerable reduction from the rates There sellers
wiling concessions Of Sd aid WHEtT 6D2 FLOUR
and al INDAN CoeS Me Brown SIMPLIFY Co. 4oe
white WHEAT II 6di13; red, 0l0dlll) Western Canal
FLOUR S Baltimore Philadelphia and Ohio 80 a Canadian.
SglG White INDIAN CORN d g. yellow As MIXED fS Since
the closed accepted Western Canal
FLouR 50 for Phhde pha and Baltimore aud Isl for yellow
CnnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

I'll. w;e of Senator Gwin Of California has recently
ee ;,o nossesson Of from fifty 10 hundred thousand
acres Of valuable land In Texas where she formerly dwe
For her good luck inthe natter she sresty naeotea %
1e,ber with his wife under obligations TO herself and
her husband for past kindness.
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APPoIN TMENTs BY THE GOVERNOR.

EoTAsIEs PUsLIc.Sew YorkRichard G Fei0ws Isaac Van
While r. J. Beck Thos y SOueu C. A Dawson Absny-Ef-
Hand Nicholas Beeeter, Jr GrssSs Frederick Hill
Quesrs- Gilbert ssyres Weseheser-HeDrJ bisen Rich
uopdL Irving Kpss-Sanue Goodwin 4. w schmidt,
Edmund Teny oranse-WliAm NJ Grsh.n, J. Reeve. Put
usm-Wism J. Blaeks. afOlk-Robet saterley st. Law
Lswis HssbTouck Cortland Jonshsn Habbsrd Chs
uuus- Humphrey JeGerson-nAlsrd Boon G. Tabs
Opos6sss-John A. Ooodsie. Onsds--T g. b. Kaowlsen
MANAGES OF WIsTERs HOCsE % REyUGE.-Frederick
F. Backus, Samuel w ID. Moore Edward Rogers, Orlando
Hastings aud John Greig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

Mr. SPFsCfR requested a. the Lieut. Governor W. = no
present that the resolution be permitted to lay the -
he Tor thu present Agreed 20.
ofFfCr o. sTkFs ENofNEER
Mr. lrrEEsoN offered ras0lsion asking from the Gov
error upo, what authority Nj Eausay was appointed
St,te E1ypee, ard Ecd zach from the 10Th til the
3lst If December .
Mr. d ssid that there was no F'nsnahon OF hr.
McAlpin filed in The Office Of the Seosea O. >Ae' anl Nc
vented 20 know whether had two StaA ENGINEERS as
vel ~ two Superiuendens the eastern Hvon 81 me
Enc Canal curing the latter part OF the year e ls9J
WEIGHTS ASD MEASURES.
Nr CROsBT introduced The following:
An ACT entitled An Act In ~aa'n 70
NeiEhfs sri M-ssGTes"
From the Of this act 10 seFera
ussd IN Tie Of al eommoG les rlt s9asa
sold by dry whether struck heaped g. al be % Ae
6des internally, aud Of The following dimensions Fsse
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER J. L. AVERY on THE
MISSISSIPPI

CNcISNATI, Wednesday, March Is, 1854
The steamer j l. Avery bound from New Orleans for
this city sunk in the Mississippi River Bayou Sara
al would prove a total loss We have particulars.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

DETROIT, ednesday, MATCH 10, I5of
large fire occurred at Fort Huron on Saturday Sew
eral stores with their stocks destroyed. The los
by which is estimated at about 100000
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Pasaengers.

n.,, HoushtOp Roy MaIO Me, ~ VIZ" R64,A M,
coes9s NJ 1ulhon lady and child Me;; HoSs as0Oa
T.,piS Boi.ber Mote Hewitt Msu5es9n 70
ps;~.n Iofius HalAr, Bo~tsi iianleI Nei5s
,p Hssiinss Heron wlets Eraser Dsny Msre
yehp'' - S,rrirebaru Weppart Guild Joaes
pifse sni b. johnson Mo,son Rae Ms,a ~ ca
renee ~ Mr. Matthews Rev w Clarke ar
ny essh FIis To~nley Fullerton Noxon son a
i.n Newby Cobb Qlereke MorgAn CaHq' s a. and
sa"Sain sdy and two Children MSS s'oe''' .
to1, childreo Smith o Bren
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The Arabia experienced very heavy weather throughout
the passage .,.;-.d .;,,,sl. with Amer
ON March T. at q p NJ exchanged sSnSs n'.n &C.
can ship Lightning, about ten mules "es' % ',''
r.'" ,eo Half lat o'clock this evening and VIII
AZ :, Ro-tOn at an early hour on Friday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

England and France request Denmark to allow the allied
fleets to take up their station at Kel The reply not
known
Both Denmark and Sweden have ordered their citizens
in the Russian naval service 10 return home.
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Landau Produce Markets.

Ness Barins Brothers report fair amount Of business
VAR and FLOUR in demand to-day Friday sRt e.
,i,r Flour a. AL Red Wheat, so ass White, 81 al
N mode ate demand
Sue Ar firm and tending upward
RICE quiet. - ,,..,- .a.-t.-
LARD firm at 81 as v. ooo.ooo,, r.. -.
hoard in Waf Bars g8a 98 49, Scotch Pig az an for mixed
business Spanish and IA for Common
PiSbpt little now those Copper hrm and IN
changed speter quiet at f2i on the spot ana 10 arrive LIN
stea
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uessr, Athya Co report March 3d. WHEAT and fLou
steady INDIAN Com active extreme quotations BEEF I "a
unchanged PoRK held dear for buyers LAID eheapei
RRslr active 6lSa7l, fine 1876 ASHES improving
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

LOUISVILLE Wednesday, March Is, 1884.
The steamer Reindeer burst her ue at Cannelton Ind,
yesterday scattering misery and death in all directions.
Forty fifty persons were killed and wounded Many
were blown into the river and drowned
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,.nnNnN CnrrON FACTORY Son

bo n,rT,soRr. Wednesday, March - 1874.
pil,hod 10 the New York evening papers
The report ,ha the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory
was burned, was an error Morning New O cans papers
, We hahe ~ ls.t but they contain no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

Mr. Richard Sampson, member Of the Massachusetts,
House of Representatives from Middleboro died at his
residence in that town Sunday last after very brief
illness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

Militia -
For the relief Of the Mohsws ssd Nevpor, Pant-oaco
Autheiug esarEey Of OF Ssasr0si IN lie tosu Of
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The war continued to be quite popular, although not
,bout shade Of anxiety The additional estimates for
The ARMY and Navy were considered moderate.
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nrpARTIRE OF THE ANDES

BOsTON, Wednesday March -, Ie5I
The Cunard screw steamer Andes, for Liverpool via
Halifax sailed to day at She took out Is passengers
for Halifax and % for Liverpool Also, 100000 in
srecie, mostly for Havre.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

70 aid in preserving the rank from which they wish
degrade her to secure her frontier against the pre-
ponderance OF her too powerful neghbor ara gIng in
fho with all those who desire the triumph Of Justice an
civilization In this solemn conjunction gentlemen is /.
that shall be OBJ iged appeal to the country RELY
hfn upon you for have always found you the gener.
Gus sentiments which animate the nation Strong then in
THIS security in the nobeness Of our cause in the rmnes
oil our alliances and the protection Of God hope soon TO
arrive at peace which shaI longer depend on the
power of any one to disturb with mpuniiyr
ihe English press unanimous in praising this speech
report assgns the command Of the Army Of the East 10
Marshal 81. Armand and Marshal valiant will succeed
him a. Minister OfWar. The Able Lamnanair is dead;
bis funeral was quite private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

ue-.rs Bell Son Co. quote rise Of p cent, 10 United States
a. cent Bonds rise Of y cent in Pennsy Central Rail-
road decline Of y cent in Mississippi ha31d Bonds ana
d,cine OF / az y cent Erie 7 y cent ConveTtbles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

James Taylor, Cashier of the Commercial Bank Of AL
bany for the last eighteen years died in that city yesterday
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THE GEARS REPLY TO NAPOLEON

PRUSSIA INCLINED TO JOIN THE WESTERN POWERS
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Hnyre Markets

u,vp. March lOur CoTTos market has been active und
o., Ar.li.'s news The hand IS O0O bales RICE
active.
F.r1curs were nrm during week particularly TO
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State OF Trade In Manchester.
Glasgow Markets.

Tho trarsa tions limited and prices were declining
The accounts rom India rather UufayorAble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

London Money Market.
American SecurltIes.

...,. Bsrps Brother. report Money easy closed
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
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PRUSSIA

Russia demands that Prussia shall at e.t close her
ports nearest Russia against French and English ships
fern letters say that Prussia i willing to accede 20
this demand Prussia hes granted her officers in the
Turkish service permission 10 remain.
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SPAIN

The treaty of Commerce between France and Belgium
is signed.
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SWEDEN
DENMARK

Russia makes the same demand on Swedish ports The
reply was not known.
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NO NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
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INCREASED PREPARATIONS FOR THE WAR

NAPoLEoNS SPEECH TO THR FRENCH LEGISLATURE
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SIC Even person who h.l hereafter cell any commodity
uUaly by prccore ao~ the Be
measured thai diueasous stated
shall liable
uCy hall Of the the OF The coanty In which such
shall he he Oh-T half the officer who
shl such forfeiture IN arisdcJa.
An county, city sea Of WEIGHTS and e Ia
this VITO ha her after ses dry the
dmebsbso Snch d. oonrm 10 the egustou Of the i
secCu shall be less than 100 for
the fine De- divided between the person Nho
shs prosecute Tor She before Court Of competent ard
the the county which such seze weights
all exercise she duties Of his Office
tmpOses constses and police officers
be at Of masung commodity for sale N
hieh Go requirements Of the h section
without fgTtEeT proc
BILLS PASSED.
In relation Recorders Of the City Of Buffalo
To ds the printing The ballots for the extra cleo
iou. (Arrropfistss ~ 500
For the Pokepse aud Salt Point Plank Road Co
incorporate Societies for establishing free churches
Relative 10 a toll safe OF The D. Ruyter Plank road
L. election Of officers In the village Fonda
the Revised relative the sale Of Drugs aud
Ntdicres.
Ameuc ing thetChsrer OF sag Harbor.
AuthLg the articles association OF banks 20 be transferred
from the ofc OF Secretary safe the Banking depart
Fer The relief Of Ho'chtss and smith
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GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Mr. SESSIONS from the Ways and Means Committee. re
porttd the following bill
AN ACT making appropriations for the support OF the Govern
Il the fiscal commencing Oct l. 1884
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-11

Advance IN Doors AND suors.-=-we perceive,
from the quotations of the Eastern that the
prices Of Boots. Shoes and Leather have advanced
Is to so per cent. This advance is Attributable TO
deficiency Of some 400, 900 hides in the South
American stock, and the increased orders from
California. Australia, and the new territories
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TEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By the National Line.

ssk TEL sc RAPHkD FORTE AlLYlNT tItIe ENcFR
,5ls ARRIVAL oF9rHE GEoReEa Law. i
Nav Yosks Feb. 10 The steamer George Law
arrived aaH Aspinwal, with 800 passengers aud
one one connected att lie Isthmus with the steamer
no; Stephens, which sailed from San Francisco
on ige evening the icth, with the mails, and a
i / a, British steamer from Lima arrived at Panama
on the lIih. with Valparaiso dates TO Dec. 3Ist,
and Ghllaoito Jan. 18TH. ~ ~ a4v3 Z
Valparaiso market was dull. Money tight.
No news from Bolivia. @ H. ~ siii.is, sst4si
Tom Peru we learn that Domingo Eleas, with
500 men has been defeated by the Government
troops. and is now a fugitive. Business at Lima
was dull. lfa. :t7i 7si7 a.. astS ll ,ta'i .
si'rhe English ship cambodia, of ll4O tons. from
,Callno for England with cargo OF guano, sunk
on the night OF January 7th, 600 miles from Cal
lao. Crew saved. 10 s5as r. i'.iai1 -'ai.aii
Two severe shocks of an earthquake were fell
at Lima, on the 18th of January. - . steit a5v,
Y. S. frigatt St. Lawrence wasat Gallao. .Itae
We have dates from Melbourne, Australia, to
Nov. 18th. Provisions plenty, excepting flour,
which was selling at $50 per bag. Gold at the
mines was quoted at s3 los Sd; at Mel bourne ss
l6s.y 3D., with an upward tendency The steamer
Great Britain TO sail for Liverpool on the Sd Of
December, asai, Vsas .ss.i..- 7i5y;tsati
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CONGRESSIONAL. Z

- - i ii WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. /
ing time for filing certain land ciaisin California,
and con filming private land claims in Wisconsin.
They passed also, a bill for The relief of Lieut.,
WicklilT.,o.a a ., 5.g+'.,' ~ p.
1.-The Nebraska bill was then taken sup; and Mr..
Smith resumed hisspeech. g'lse9 -! 3 ~
Houss, A n attempt was made 10 get, up .. def
cheney bill again, by motion TO reconsider GUAR
decided that twas out of orer.t ayii,r -aIS'f9
Mr.. Jones. of Tennessee appealed, but the ,ap-
pealwas laid on the table by a vote OF 81 10 49,
The Houseacte on private bills, after which
adjourned until Monday. FLE
I. Several unsuccessful attempts were made 10
new. deficiency hill. i-ss..z,l1s > ~
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NEW YORK MARKET. /,

% y NEW IYURk MARkET. o.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 10th.-Cotton declined ct.
Coffee Rio ia steady. FIopr, price trfe low
er, speculative demand at 9,06s9,SI. Southern
9,t2a9. 81. Wheat, prices not quotahly lower,
Southern while 200. Corn market opened buoy
ant but closed heavy, Southern ,0S, and Western
mixed LOS. Sugar, New Orleans SC. Molasses,
Orleans 30 finn. Whisky, prison %, better. Rice
42a5 cents,twith upward tendency. Money mar
ket Unchanged. ar ? b. ~. m